Alert Rules Overview

Alert Rules provide a robust framework for creating automated subprocesses that analyze data within repositories based on predefined SQL queries or Knowledge Graph filters-based conditions. This enables proactive monitoring to detect specific conditions or matches within your data. Once identified, alerts are triggered and notifications are sent to designated platforms such as the WEB platform, Email, and mobile apps, according to user sessions configured in the alert settings.

Key Features

• SQL-Based Analysis: Define SQL queries to specify conditions for data analysis, allowing precise detection of relevant matches or conditions.

• Knowledge Graph-Based Analysis: Establish filters based on columns in your Knowledge Graph to precisely detect conditions of your choice.

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Knowledge Graph Filters

If you want to know more about filters and how to use them you can access the next links.

Filters

How to create a filter

• Automated Notifications: Automatically trigger alerts and notifications when specified conditions are met, ensuring timely awareness and response to critical events.

• Multi-Platform Notifications: Send notifications across various platforms, including web, email, and mobile apps. This capability extends to external applications such as Telegram, Discord, or Slack, enhancing communication flexibility and reach.

• Configurable User Sessions: Customize alert configurations to align with user sessions and preferences, ensuring notifications reach the right stakeholders at the right time.

Benefits

Alert Rules streamline monitoring efforts by automating the detection of critical data conditions. By leveraging SQL queries, organizations can proactively identify anomalies or patterns, enabling swift corrective actions and enhancing operational efficiency.

Use Cases

• Real-time Monitoring: Monitor data streams in real-time to detect anomalies or deviations from expected patterns.

• Compliance Monitoring: Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements by setting up alerts for specific data thresholds or conditions.