Alert Management

On the [Events & Alerts > Alerts] page, you can triage alerts that the platform consolidates from incoming events — review them in a board, dive into individual alerts, and drive the triage workflow.

Alert Board

The board is split into four stacked sections.

Stats Strip

A summary strip across the top counts open alerts by severity plus a separate count of alerts currently being worked on:

StatDescription
Critical (Open)Severity-critical alerts not yet resolved
Error (Open)Severity-error alerts not yet resolved
Warning (Open)Severity-warning alerts not yet resolved
Info (Open)Severity-info alerts not yet resolved
In ProgressAlerts currently being investigated regardless of severity

Saved Views

Quick-access tabs that apply pre-configured filters so you can jump straight to the alerts that matter most. Click a tab to switch the board view instantly.

ViewFilter
All OpenEvery alert with status Open or In Progress
UnassignedOpen alerts with no responder assigned
Assigned to MeAlerts currently assigned to the signed-in user
CriticalAlerts with severity Critical
Recently UpdatedAlerts ordered by most-recent activity

Filters and Search

FilterDescription
SearchFree-text search (Search alerts...) over alert title, resource, and source
SeverityAll Severity / Critical / Error / Warning / Info
StatusAll Status / Open / In Progress / Resolved
SourceSource plugin (e.g. Datadog, GCP Monitoring)
Time RangeBounded view window
RefreshRe-pull the active filter set
Reset filtersClear every filter to the default view

The filter state is persisted to the URL — sharing the link reproduces the same view.

Alert Table

ColumnDescription
SeveritySeverity badge (Critical / Error / Warning / Info)
StatusLifecycle state (Open / In Progress / Resolved)
TitleAlert title summarizing the underlying event
Linked ResourceResource the alert is mapped to, or Not mapped
Parent AppApplication owning the resource, or Unassigned
Assigned ResponderThe responder currently working the alert, or Unassigned
First SeenWhen the first matching event was observed
Last SeenMost recent matching event

The table is paginated via Showing {showing} of {total} and a Load more button at the bottom.

Click any row to open the detail page.

Alert Detail Page

The detail page is reached by clicking an alert row. Three columns:

Triage actions

ActionDescription
Edit ResponderPick the organization and responder(s) to own the alert. Saving the assignment automatically transitions the alert to In Progress
StatusChange the status manually. Resolved alerts are locked — the system handles resolution, and triage actions cannot be changed afterwards
Note / Action MemoPer-alert annotations. (Coming soon — placeholder while the feature is finalized.)

Linked entities

FieldDescription
Linked ResourceThe resource tied to the alert
Parent AppThe application the resource belongs to
Source PluginPlugin that produced the alert

When any of these are not yet wired up, the page shows Resource not mapped, Application not assigned, or Unknown source respectively.

Event sections

SectionDescription
Event SummaryAggregated description of the underlying event
Key Event TimelineHighlighted milestones — first seen, last seen, status changes
Full Event ListComplete event log with Total Events count

Action History

A chronological list of triage actions (latest first):

Action TypeRendering
Assignee changedwith optional inline note
Status changedwith optional inline note
Note addedmanual note

Each entry shows the actor (by {actor} or System).

Meta

FieldDescription
Alert ID / Alert #System identifiers
Provider / Account ID / Webhook ID / Organization IDSource context
Created At / Updated AtAudit timestamps

Empty and Error States

  • EmptyNo active alerts with There are no alerts requiring attention.
  • Filtered emptyNo alerts match your filters with Try adjusting or resetting your filters.
  • Load error (board)Failed to load alerts with Please try again later.
  • Load error (detail)Failed to load alert details with the same retry guidance
  • Not foundAlert not found with The alert may have been deleted or the link is invalid.
v1.1.0