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Setting up alerts

Stay Informed with real-time updates by setting up alerts in Business Radar.

Zoe Merswolken avatar
Written by Zoe Merswolken
Updated over a month ago

What are alerts in Business Radar?

Alerts is the continuous adverse media monitoring solution in Business Radar. You can choose how to set up your alerts so that you are informed about what matters most to your business. Alerts are sent to you via email.

Alerts can be set up based on predefined filters, which may include legal or financial issues such as antitrust cases, money laundering, or tax evasion. To use the alert function efficiently, it helps to regularly monitor whether the alerts you’re receiving are helpful and adjust them to ensure they inform you about exactly what you need to know.

Why are they important?

Alerts are crucial because they provide timely, relevant information, helping you stay on top of important developments related to your ecosystem.

Effectively setting up alerts allows you to filter through large volumes of data and focus on the insights that matter most, avoiding information overload. This can significantly impact business decisions by flagging critical legal or financial issues.

How do I set up alerts?

  1. Access alerts: Go to the "Alerts" tab to view or create alerts.

  2. Create a new alert

    • Name your alert (e.g., "Financial and Legal Updates") and select the alert type (news articles, regulatory publications).

  3. Make your company selection

    • You can choose to receive alerts for all companies, one or more portfolio(s), individual companies, or industries

  4. Select your content filters

    • Choose criteria like specific industries, news sentiment (positive/negative), media type, and geographical focus.

    • Exclude terms (e.g., “COVID-19”) or specific companies as needed.

  5. Review your choice with our smart alert-count prediction

    • Based on the amount of articles we found in the last 30 days for your specific selection, we give you an alert-count prediction.

  6. Choose Notification Preferences:

    • You can receive daily, weekly, or monthly alert.

    • Generate summaries enables AI-created summaries of your alerts.

    • Smart grouping means articles about the same topic are grouped together.

This is how everything will look in Business Radar, the red numbers indicate your portfolio or company and filter choices:

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