The board you watch when something happens.
When a sensor trips, the Alert Monitor is where the situation becomes legible. Every device appears as a card carrying its ID, its shape, its status, its name, its coordinates and the nearest street address, so a responder is given a place to drive to, not a pair of decimal numbers. Active alerts sort themselves to the top and pulse until someone deals with them.
Each card also names the monitoring groups covering that device and how many people are being contacted, which answers the question that always comes second: is anyone already on this? Clicking a card centers the map on the device, and clicking one that is in alert acknowledges it and returns it to service. Filters narrow the board to alerts, faults or healthy units, and a running event strip along the bottom records every trip, fault, recovery and notification in sequence.
At a glance:
- Live status grid, alerts first
- Nearest street address resolved automatically for every device
- Shows which groups and how many contacts are being notified
- One click to locate on the map, one click to acknowledge
- Filter by alert, fault or operational
- Continuous event log