Alert Management
The Alert Management page provides a centralized view of all alerts across your services and integrations.

OpsiMate alerts dashboard showing real-time notifications and alert management
Overview​
Access the Alert Management page to:
- View all alerts: See alerts from all integration sources in one place
- Filter and search: Find specific alerts by service or status
Alert Dashboard Features​
Active Alerts​
View currently active alerts:
- Real-time status updates
- Associated services and tags
- Time since alert started
Dismissing and Restoring Alerts​
You can temporarily hide alerts that you’ve reviewed by dismissing them:
- Click the X icon on an alert row to move it to a dismissed state.
- Dismissed alerts are removed from the active alerts list.
- If you dismissed an alert by mistake, you can restore it back to the active list.
Grouping Alerts​
Use group by to organize alerts based on what matters to you:
- Group alerts by any field (for example service, status, source, or severity)
- Group by nested fields inside the alert payload for more advanced views
- Quickly spot patterns, noisy sources, or services with repeated issues
Ownership Management​
You can assign ownership to alerts to track responsibility and ensure timely resolution by adding the owner field to the column configuration.
- Assign users to specific alerts for clear accountability
- Track ownership history and handovers for better collaboration
- Set escalation rules based on ownership assignments for timely resolution
- Filter alerts by ownership status for better accountability
Alert Details Sidebar​
Click any alert row to open a details sidebar on the right:
- See full alert information, including labels, payload, and timestamps
- Follow a direct link to the source alert in the original monitoring tool
- Use a runbook link to jump straight to the documentation or procedure for handling that alert
- Set and view ownership information for better accountability
Each alert shows its source integration for easy traceability back to the original monitoring system.