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# Configure alert rules to display alerts in crisis map

# Configure alert rules to display alerts in crisis map {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Yokohama
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* Updated July 31, 2025
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 minutes to read

Set alert rules to specify conditions under which a feed has to be bubbled up and
displayed in the dashboard as an alert. You can also specify the conditions under which an
alert is no longer valid and dismiss it from the dashboard.

## Before you begin

Role required: Administrator

## About this task

Configure an alert to notify the crisis manager of an impending danger, potential
harm, or risk that can cause business disruption. Set up filter conditions to notify
events or feeds that can happen within a boundary from the location of your
assets.

Configuring an alert rule: Define simple conditions to evaluate an alert rule and
determine the feed items that generate an alert. These alerts are displayed on the
Crisis Management map.

Feed condition filters

:   Use these filter conditions to set your rules for a feed alert. Setting
    filter conditions help you to filter those alerts that are critical to
    your business locations from the thousands of feeds that come from the
    feed resources you have subscribed. Business locations can be corporate
    offices, employee locations, data centers, suppliers, and others.

    Figure 1. Feed conditions

Advanced condition script filters

:   Use the advanced rules option to set a filter rule with a condition
    script. For example, you can set a condition based on the proximity of
    the crisis to your asset locations. You can also make the rule
    active.

## Procedure

1. Navigate to Threat and Alert Data FeedsAdministrationAlert Rules.
2. Click New.
3. On the form, fill in the fields.  
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   | Field | Description |
   |-|-|
   | Name | Name of the alert rule. |
   | Active | Option to set the rule active. |
   | Application | Read-only field. The field helps distinguish items relevant to the crisis map. |
   | Order | Display order of the alert rule. By default it is 100. |
   | Description | Details about the alert. |
   | Create Condition ||
   | If Resource Impacted | Option for enabling an alert rule if a resource is impacted. |
   | Advanced | Option for enabling advanced filter rules with a condition script for the alert rule. |
   | Optimize Impact Area | Option to indicate if the map area is to be optimized. Select the check box for optimal performance. |
   | Feed Condition | Conditions to filter alerts based on the set rule. |
   | Advanced Condition Script | This field appears if the Advanced option is selected. Enter a script to filter feeds based on a criteria, for example, active alerts. |
   | Dismiss Condition ||
   | When Feed Deleted | Option to indicate that the alert must be dismissed from the dashboard, if the feed is deleted. |
   | When Resources Not Impacted | Option to indicate that the alert must be dismissed from the dashboard, if there are no resources impacted. |
   [Table 1. Alert Rule form]

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4. Click Submit.

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