Alerts and reports.

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Anatomy of an alert rule

Every alert rule answers four questions: where (which site, geofence or asset), what (which detection types or behaviours), how sure (the minimum confidence), and who (which channel receives it). Keep rules narrow; ten precise rules beat one noisy one.

Delivery channels

• Email. Best for daily digests and lower urgency monitoring.
• Chat tools. Pipe alerts into the channel where your team already lives.
• Webhooks. Send structured alert payloads straight into your own systems. See the API page for the payload format.

Avoiding alert fatigue

If people start ignoring alerts, the system has failed. Three habits prevent it: raise confidence thresholds on noisy sites, use digests for slow moving situations, and review your rules monthly, deleting any alert nobody has acted on.

Generating reports

1. Open a site, an asset or a case and choose Generate report.
2. Pick the period and the sections you want: summary, key detections, imagery comparisons, movement maps.
3. GEOSY assembles a structured draft with every claim linked to its evidence.
4. Review, adjust the wording where you want, and export.

Reports are written to be read by leadership, not just analysts: clear language first, technical detail attached behind it.