Settings

Route: /settings

Settings stores per-user preferences for alerts display, sounds, refresh, severity colors, navbar indicators, and general date/display options. Changes apply to your account after you click Save.

See also: Overview · Top bar and search · Alerts dashboard

Page actions

Button	Description
Save	Persists changes (enabled when something changed)
Preview	Opens a sample alerts table with your current settings
Reset default	Restores defaults for the active tab

Tabs

Tab	Purpose
Alert settings	Sounds, refresh interval, rows per page, alert date format, severity colors, navbar indicators
General settings	General date format, display options (some options may be read-only)

Permissions

All signed-in users can open Settings. Options that are disabled or read-only in the UI reflect product or role restrictions — contact your administrator if you need a change you cannot save.

Configure alert behavior

1. Open the user menu → Settings, or go to /settings.
2. On Alert settings, adjust:
   • Enable alert sound notifications and notification sound
   • Refresh interval
   • Max alerts per page
   • Alert date format and Relative date
   • Customize colors of the alert severities and Show colored tags
   • Alert Indicators in Navigation Bar — Add Indicator, drag to reorder, pick severity per chip
3. Click Save.

Configure general display

1. Open Settings → General settings.
2. Set General date format and Relative date as needed.
3. Review Display options (for example Show icon on alerts with notes, Show unassigned views, Always show paging) — enable only those your administrator allows.
4. Click Save.

Alert Indicators in Navigation Bar (reference)

Control	Description
Add Indicator	Adds another severity chip to the top bar
Indicator #N	Severity selector bound to your color scheme
Drag handle	Reorders indicators left-to-right
Trash icon	Removes an indicator (at least one remains)

Best practices

1. Save after changing colors or indicators so the top bar and dashboard stay consistent.
2. Use Preview before saving large row-count or color changes.
3. Keep Refresh interval aligned with operational needs — very low values increase load.
4. Pair navbar indicators with the severities you filter on most in the dashboard.