When you expand a rule on the Rules page, you will see three tabs: Units, Notification Rules, and Threshold Events.
Units
The Units tab shows every sensor currently attached to this rule. For each sensor you can see:
- Unit Name: the name of the sensor and the type of reading it is monitoring under this rule
- Site / Area: where the sensor is located in your building
- Current State: the sensor's most recent reading, shown as a value badge. Yellow means the reading is in the warning zone between the optimal and critical bounds; red means it has breached a critical bound
- Notification: whether a notification rule is attached to this sensor. Covered sensors show the rule's own name in a green badge; those without show No notification rules, which makes it easy to spot sensors that would not trigger an alert
Notification Rules
The Notification Rules tab lists the notification rules attached to this climate rule. Each one shows its name and a status, Active or Inactive. An inactive rule sends nothing.
A climate rule can hold more than one notification rule. Each has its own recipients, channels, schedule, thresholds, and units, so you can alert different people in different ways without duplicating the climate rule itself.
From here you can:
- Edit Rule: reopen the notification setup wizard to change recipients, channels, schedule, thresholds, or target units
- Delete rule: permanently remove that notification rule
- + Create notification rule: add another notification rule to this climate rule. For example, one rule can send an SMS to whoever is on call at any hour, while a second sends email to the wider team during opening hours only. This keeps alerts relevant to each group and saves you from creating a second climate rule to change who hears about it
Expand a notification rule with the dropdown arrow to see its details.