Alerts
The Alerts tab allows the review and management of active operational alerts from a single centralized view.
It helps to:
- Identify alerts that require attention.
- Understand their relative importance through a unified priority system.
- Access detailed information for each alert.
- Mark alerts as resolved.
How alerts are generated
Alerts originate from monitored installations and are processed through Clevergy’s unified alert model. They are normalized under a unified severity model to ensure consistent prioritization.
Alerts can come from:
- Manufacturer alerts: Raw alerts sent directly by inverter manufacturers.
- Clevergy smart alerts: Alerts generated based on internal rules and anomaly detection logic. Learn more about smart alerts here
Priority levels
Each alert is assigned a priority level to help quickly understand its operational relevance. This allows the distinction between noise, signals, and real operational problems.
- High: Critical or persistent issue
- Medium: Signal or recurring issue
- Low: Informational or short-lived event
- Null: Resolved alert
Note that only High and Medium alerts appear in the Alerts tab. Low and Null priority alerts remain available in the installation-level alert history.
Alert validity
Each alert remains valid for 7 days from its last occurrence.
- If the alert reoccurs within 7 days, it is considered the same one.
- If it reoccurs after more than 7 days:
- The previous alert remains closed (priority Null if it was resolved).
- A new alert is created.
This logic ensures that recurring issues are tracked properly without generating duplicate alerts.
How to use the alerts tab
- Review the list regularly.
- Start with High priority alerts.
- Open an alert to view detailed information, including severity, dates, and the full description.
- From the alert detail page, access the related installation to review its alert history or additional installation details.
- Mark the alert as resolved when appropriate.