Learn how to customise a portfolio in Red Flag Alert
- Once you have set up a portfolio, you are able to customise who can see it, which events trigger alerts, who receives them and the priority of the alerts
- To begin simply click on the arrow next to ‘Actions’ in the top right
- A drop-down menu will appear Click ‘Edit Portfolio’
How to share a portfolio
- You are able to share your portfolios with other Red Flag Alert users within your organization
- To do this, toggle ‘Is Private’ to off
- This will make the portfolio visible in other Red Flag Alert users within your organizations list of portfolios
- They will be able to access and view the portfolio (they will not be able to edit it)
- Click ‘Update’
How to share alerts
- You may share alerts with other Red Flag Alert users from within your organization
- To do this, click on recipients and enter their Red Flag Alert user login email address into the text bar and press return
- Click ‘Update’
How to edit alerts
- When a portfolio is created alerts will be active for all events
- In most cases, a few or many of these events will not be business critical
- You are able to remove alerts for these events
- To do so click on ‘Events’
- A list of all monitored events will appear under the heading ‘ Selected Events’
- To turn off alerts for a specific events, click the cross next to them
- This will delete them off the list and they will no longer generate alerts
- If you accidentally delete an event or wish to add one that you had previously deselected, click on ‘Choose your events’
- Find the desired event in the drop down list and click on it
How to receive immediate alerts
- To avoid inbox clutter, the Red Flag Alert system will send a daily round up email of alerts for each portfolio (only if there are alerts)
- However, some events are so critical you need to know about them immediately
- To enable instant alerts for an event, toggle on the ‘Is immediate’ toggle next to an event in ‘Selected Events
- Should this event trigger, you will receive an instant email alert