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Alerts & Trends

Your Dataset fills on its own — Alerts and Trends are how you watch it without polling. Alerts push new matches to you; Trends chart how topics move over time.

Alerts

An Alert is a persistent query over your Dataset. Whenever a new record matches — a keyword hit, a tag, a search — the Alert fires and delivers the record to the destination you chose. Set them up under Alerts in the dashboard.

  • Slack — matches arrive as messages in the channel you connect
  • Webhook — matches POST to any URL: n8n, Make.com, Zapier, or your own service. See Webhooks for the payload, signatures, and retry behavior.

On the trial

Trial organizations get up to 5 Alerts. They fire normally during the 14 days and pause when the trial expires — nothing is deleted, and they resume when you subscribe.

A Trend computes a time series over your Dataset — how often a topic, tag, or query appears per day — so you can spot spikes in mentions early and see the shape of demand instead of reading every record. Trends are available on the paid plan.

Limits

Alerts and Trends share one quota: 5 on the trial (Alerts only, since Trends are paid) and 10 combined on the paid plan. See Plans & limits.

From your agent (MCP)

Your agent can manage both with the alert_* and trend_* tools — alert_create, alert_list, alert_update, alert_delete, and alert_get_deliveries to inspect what fired and where it went (same names for trends). Or just ask: "Alert me in Slack when someone mentions our brand".