Intelligent Alerts allows for more granular control over alerts and integrates anomaly detection with the alert system.
Here is a video tutorial on Intelligent Alerts (5:34)
The new Alert Builder and Alert Manager in Analysis Workspace replace the existing alert functionality in Reports & Analytics. Intelligent Alerts let you:
There are four ways get to the Alert Builder:
Method | Details |
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Go directly to the Alert Builder | Components > Alerts |
Use the keyboard shortcut in Workspace | Ctrl + Shift + A (Windows) or Cmd + Shift + A (Mac) |
Select one or more freeform table line item/s | Right-click and select Create Alert from Selection. This opens the Alert Builder and pre-populates the appropriate metrics and filters applied from the table. You can edit the alert if needed. ![]() |
From within a Reports & Analytics report | Go to More > Add Alert . This opens the alert builder and pre-populates the appropriate metrics and filters applied from the report. You can edit the alert if needed. ![]() |
The percent thresholds are standard deviations. For example, 95% = 2 standard deviations and 99% = 3 standard deviations. Depending on the time granularity you choose, different models are used to calculate how far away (how many standard deviations) each data point is from the norm. If you set a lower threshold (such as 90%), you get more anomalies than if you set a higher threshold (99.75%).
Using timestamped data to create alerts can cause alerts to fire incorrectly. Adobe recommends using non-timestamped data for Intelligent Alerts.
If an alert uses anomaly detection, the training period varies based on the granularity selected for the alert.
See Statistical techniques used in Anomaly Detection for more information.