> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dmarceye.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Setting up alert *DMARCeye offers a simple but powerful alert system to help you stay on top of potential issues with your domain’s DMARC compliance.* ## **What Alerts Do** Alerts notify you when there is a sudden drop in compliance across your monitored domains. This helps you act quickly if something goes wrong — like a misconfigured sender or a new phishing attempt. Image ## **How It Works** You can set: * Compliance Drop Threshold — the percentage drop that should trigger an alert (e.g. 25% drop). * Time Frame — the period over which the drop is measured. Options currently include: * 24 hours * 48 hours * 1 week These thresholds apply across your account, but are calculated individually for each domain. > 📌 **Example**: If one of your domains drops from 90% to 60% compliance in the last 24 hours, you’ll get an alert for that domain — even if others remain stable. ## **Viewing Alerts** Go to the Alerts tab in the sidebar to see: * A list of domains where alerts were triggered * Current compliance for each domain * The size of the drop (in %) * A link to view full reports When everything is fine, you’ll see a message like: “No Alerts detected. All of your domains are running. Good job!” Image ### **Domain-Level Control** Although the alert policy is set globally, you can turn off alerts for specific domains. Just go to the domain’s notification settings and disable alert notifications there.