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The catalogue tells you what each rule detects. This page covers how you turn one on and where the alerts go.

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The shape of an alert

A live alert is a rule, pointed at specific accounts, with the thresholds and destinations you choose:
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Pick a rule

Browse the catalogue and choose a rule that matches what you want to watch — a multisig, a treasury wallet, a token, a program.
2

Point it at your accounts

Configure the rule against the accounts, contracts, or assets you care about. The same rule can be applied to many targets.
3

Set your thresholds

Most rules take parameters — USD minimums, time windows, allow-lists, risk-score cut-offs. These are yours to set per rule instance; the catalogue lists what’s configurable under each rule’s Trigger condition.
4

Choose where alerts go

Route the alert to any destination your workspace has connected. See Supported destinations.

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Configure in the dashboard or via the API

You can manage rules two ways:

Range platform

Turn rules on, set thresholds, and connect destinations from the Range dashboard — no code required.

Alerting API

Manage alert rules programmatically through the Platform API — list available rules, create rule instances against your accounts, and keep them in sync with your own tooling.
The alerting endpoints live under the Platform API, alongside accounts, counterparties, and connections — so the accounts you monitor and the rules that watch them share one API surface and one API key.

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Severity is yours to set

Rules don’t ship with a fixed severity. You decide how urgent each alert is for your workspace when you configure it — and some rules can escalate at runtime based on context (for example, the USD value moved or a counterparty’s risk score).
Last modified on June 16, 2026