Detection and Notifications
Configure incident sensitivity and browser notification preferences.
Detection controls how readily Marcenta creates incidents from connected data. Notification preferences determine which selected product updates are enabled in the current browser.
Detection sensitivity
Open Settings → Detection. A source appears after it has been connected.
| Level | Expected behavior |
|---|---|
| Low | Fewer incidents, with attention concentrated on larger deviations |
| Medium | Balanced default behavior |
| High | Greater sensitivity to smaller movements and potentially more incidents |
Save the desired level for each source. The change affects future detection and does not reclassify historical incidents.
Sensitivity is not a measure of incident importance. Continue to use severity and business context when triaging the incident list.
Product notification preferences
Open Settings → Notifications to configure the visible product preferences, including high-severity escalation, AI-monitoring resolution when enabled, data-sync failure, and weekly summary digest.
These toggles are currently saved in the browser you are using. They do not act as centrally enforced workspace preferences and may need to be set again in another browser or after local browser data is cleared.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | What to check |
|---|---|
| A source has no sensitivity control | Confirm that source is connected in the active workspace |
| Too many incidents appear | Lower sensitivity and review whether source tracking recently changed |
| Notification toggles differ on another device | Configure them in that browser; current preferences are browser-local |