Alerts

Save public-data watchlists and get notified when new drilling or public documents match your criteria.

Overview

The /alerts page has two jobs: configure saved public alerts in My Alerts and review what has already fired in Notification History. It is the same alert system referenced by the Alert match badges on ASX/TSX Documents.

Alerts page showing configured public alert cards with preview maps, status toggles, and edit actions.
My Alerts is the configuration surface. Each card summarizes the area or criteria you saved, shows a preview image, and lets you enable, edit, or delete the alert.

My Alerts

Every alert card is a live rule. The enable toggle controls whether new public matches should continue to trigger for that rule.

Preview image

Location-aware alerts show the area of interest directly on top of satellite imagery so you can confirm the spatial scope at a glance.

Criteria summary

Chips such as Location tell you which alert criteria are active for that saved rule.

Edit and delete

Use the inline actions to refine an alert without rebuilding it from scratch or to remove an obsolete watchlist entirely.

Create a New Alert

Create New Alert opens a criteria-driven modal. The alert only fires when a drill hole satisfies every enabled criterion in that saved config.

Create New Alert dialog showing alert name and available criteria types.
Create New Alert starts with a name plus the available criteria families. Location, Company / Project, and Element Thresholds are available now; Lithology is present as a coming-soon criterion.
  • Location narrows matches to a saved map area.
  • Company / Project limits the alert to selected public issuers or project scopes.
  • Element Thresholds lets you watch for assay values that exceed or fall below the thresholds you define.
  • Lithology is visible in the modal as upcoming functionality so users can see where that rule family will land.

Notification History

Notification History is the audit trail. It records when Mineflow found matching public documents, which company was involved, and which saved alerts matched that event.

Alert notification history table showing companies, matched documents, and alert labels.
The history table is the fastest way to review what already fired. You can filter by alert and jump from a matched event into the corresponding document-on-map workflow.
Australian Tenements
Public Search