Monitor Results Feed

The results feed shows what your monitors found. It is built for review, not endless scrolling.

Each result shows:

• the monitor it came from
• the source type
• the title and source link
• the detected date
• a summary or extracted content
• the result status

Open a result to read the full extracted content. Long-form results can include formatted text, links, and source references.

Filter the feed

Use filters when a client has several active monitors.

You can filter by:

• monitor
• run group
• tag
• source type
• result status

Run groups help you see what arrived from a specific check. Tags help you organise related monitors across a campaign or client theme.

Result states

Use result states to keep the feed clean:

• New means the result has not been triaged yet.
• Saved keeps useful findings easy to find later.
• Priority marks results that need action.
• Archived removes noise from the active feed.
• Sent to Cortex means the result has already been added to a canvas.

You can update several visible results at once. This is useful after a broad monitor run returns a mix of useful and irrelevant findings.

Review workflow

A simple review pass works well:

1. Filter to the newest run group.
2. Archive weak matches.
3. Save useful background sources.
4. Mark urgent items as priority.
5. Send strong evidence to Cortex.

For Cortex handoff, see Send to Cortex.