Alerts
Introduction​
An alert is a problem with your data that someone needs to look at. Alerts work like small support tickets: an alert stays open until it is closed with a resolution, it is always with someone (your team, OpenDataDSL or a data vendor), and its timeline keeps everything that happened to it, including comments.
The Alerts topic covers alerts in full:
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| What is an alert? | The core elements of an alert, and how it moves from raised to closed |
| Where alerts come from | The platform raisers, the alerts people raise, and the alerts that close themselves |
| Who sees an alert | Your alerts and shared alerts, data environments, followed datasets and permissions |
| Root causes and traces | Following one problem from data collection to export |
| Working with alerts | The portal, ODSL, Python, the REST API, notifications and insights |
To work on alerts in the portal, see the Alerts extension.