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The Alert Logs page, located under the Admin section, serves as a centralized hub where administrators can monitor and manage various alerts, such as Cost Alerts, Anomalies, and Budget Alerts. This page is specifically designed to provide admins with a consolidated view of all critical alerts in one place, ensuring that no important notifications are overlooked.
Why this matters: alerts fire across several different features (cost thresholds, anomaly detection, budget overages), each with their own setup page — but when you're trying to answer "what actually fired last week, and did anyone act on it," checking each feature separately is slow. Alert Logs pulls all of that into one consolidated view, so an admin auditing what happened doesn't have to piece it together from multiple places.
Key Features
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Filter Options:
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Alert Types: Filter by specific alert categories like cost-related alerts, anomalies, or budget-related notifications.
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Users: View alerts associated with specific users to analyze user-specific trends or issues.
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Integrations: Filter alerts based on integration or connected systems for a targeted review.
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Default View:
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By default, the Alert Logs page displays alerts from the last 30 days. This ensures that the most recent and relevant alerts are readily accessible for review.
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Custom Time Frame:
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To access historical data, administrators can use the Month Drop-Down. This feature allows selecting specific months, enabling a detailed exploration of alerts for the desired period. This functionality is particularly useful for investigating past incidents or trends.
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FAQs
How far back does Alert Logs show data by default?
The last 30 days. Use the Month Drop-Down to go further back and review a specific historical period.
Can I see which alerts a specific user triggered or received?
Yes — the Users filter narrows the log to alerts associated with a specific user, useful for investigating user-specific trends or issues.