Tracker alerts

CORE → Tracker contains alert definitions and their recorded matches. When an active alert meets its stored rule on a supported monitored source, Persate records an event under that alert.

The source labels shown on an alert describe its saved scope. They do not guarantee that every conceivable feed is enabled for the organization. Check the alert runtime state and Sources ledger before relying on a monitoring workflow.

Monitoring channels

Each alert can cover multiple source types. An alert with no defined source scope listens to all channels (labeled All sources). The platform recognizes the following types, among others:

Legal act — published legal acts.
Legislative print — Sejm prints.
RCL project — legislative projects in the Government Legislation Centre.
Sejm speech — speech transcripts from Sejm recordings.
X post — posts from the X accounts of monitored stakeholders (Public Pulse).
File — documents uploaded to the repository.

List tabs

The top bar of the view offers tabs that filter the list:

All — all alerts.
Active — alerts actively listening.
Paused — paused alerts.
Drafts — interrupted alert creation processes that can be resumed.

Alert list view

The list is available in two modes, toggled in the top right corner:

Table view — a table with the columns Name, Status, Sources, Access, Last event, and Created. The Name, Status, Last event, and Created column headers support sorting. The Name column can be edited directly in the list.
Card view — a card layout with a thematic thumbnail, status, and the date of the last event.

Selecting a row or card opens the detailed view with the history of all events.

Sources and Access columns

Sources — icons representing the source types covered by the alert. An alert with no defined scope receives the All sources label.
Access — designated as Private (creator only) or Shared (shared with selected groups).

Bulk operations

In table mode, selecting rows (checkboxes) displays a bottom bar of bulk actions: Resume selected, Pause selected, and Delete selected. The delete action requires confirmation.

The right sidebar provides management and filtering functions:

Create alert — opens the form to create a new alert.
Search — filters loaded alerts by name, description, or keyword.
Source type — narrows the list to alerts covering a selected source type.
Space — filters by visibility (Private or Shared).

Alert lifecycle

An alert can be in one of three states:

Active — the platform actively searches for matches in new data.
Paused — new matches are not recorded, but the existing history remains available.
Deleted — the alert, along with its entire history, is permanently and irreversibly removed.

Empty view and error states

"No alerts found" — no alerts have been created on the account yet, or search filters exclude all entries.
"Couldn't load alerts" — server communication error. Refreshing the page is recommended.

Pages in this section

Creating and editing alerts — description of the AI advisor that builds rules and verification of the draft.
Alert detail — trigger event history, match sensitivity, RCL monitoring, and the permissions panel.