Using the Alerts Manager plugin, you can create alerts to be notified when the occupancy of an area passes a threshold. You can create and configure alerts for your office space using the Alerts Manager plugin.
Before you begin
Procedure
- From the Config Tool home page, open the Plugins task.
- Select the Alerts Manager plugin role from the entity browser, and click the Alert to actions tab.
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Click
, and configure the basic alert properties:
- In the Name field, enter a name for the alert.
- In the When occurs field, select the Access granted event.
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Click
, and filter for the area you want to monitor.
- Click Create and close.
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In the Correlation conditions field, configure the alert to
check for the cardholder's first access granted event of the day:
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click
, and select Access granted occurrence.
- Set the Event occurrence count to Equal to 1, and click Create and close.
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Select the Access granted occurrence condition again, click
, and configure the conditions:
- Areas
- Enable the Area access granted condition.
- Cardholders
- Enable the Cardholder access granted condition.
- Event time range
- Enable the Access granted date condition, set the Time is field to 0h00, and the Time window field to Within next and 23h00.
Click Create and close.
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click
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In the Correlation conditions field, configure the alert to
compare the attendance count to the occupancy threshold:
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Click
, select Cardholder attendance count, and configure the conditions:
- Area
- Enable the Area access granted option.
- Date
- Enable the Access granted date option,
- Time
- Enter 12h00.
- Time window
- Select Within next 23h59.
- Count
- Set the area threshold as needed. (For example: Greater than 200.)
- Click Create and close.
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Click
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In the Execute actions field, click
, and configure the action that occurs when the occupancy threshold is passed:
- Create incident: Enter an incident title, description, and set the timestamp.
- Add bookmark: Select the camera entity to create a bookmark on, and enter a message, and set the timestamp.
- Trigger alarm: Select the alarm to trigger, the source of the alarm, and enter an alarm message.
- Trigger custom event: Select the custom event to trigger, the source of the custom event, and enter a custom event message.
When your alert-to-action is finished, it should look like this: