Alerts
Alerts monitor topics and sources for new developments, so relevant regulatory, market, or news changes surface without a manual research query.
Alert Rules
An alert rule defines what to watch: a topic (e.g. a specific jurisdiction’s tariff filings), a source (e.g. a specific regulatory feed), or a combination of both. Rules are configurable per user and run independently of any single research session.
Execution History
Every alert rule keeps an execution history — when it last ran, what it checked, and whether it produced a new match. This makes it possible to confirm an alert is actually running as expected, rather than trusting silence to mean “nothing changed.”
Related
- Regulatory Monitoring — a common source for alert rules
- Digest — for staging what an alert surfaces into a shareable brief
- Authentication & Subscriptions — creating alerts requires a paid tier