> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ingestlabs.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ingestlabs.com/tag-manager/alarms/alarms-screen.md).

# Alarms Screen

## Introduction

The **Alarms** screen displays information related to alarms in the system. It helps users view, track, and manage alarms easily.

## Procedure

**Alarms (1 of 1)**\
This option indicates the number of Alarms currently displayed out of the total available Alarms.

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**Add Alarms**\
Click the **Alarms** dropdown. You will see the following options:

* **Add Tag Anomaly Detection Alarm**
* **Add Tag Expiration Alarm**
* **Add Funnel Monitoring Alarm**

Details of each option will be explained in their respective documents.

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**Click the Refresh**\
A **Fetching Alarms…** message appears while the system retrieves and displays the updated alarm data.

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The following UI elements appear on the Alarms screen.

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| Column Name     | Description                                                    |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name            | Denotes the Alarm Name.                                        |
| Alarm Status    | Denotes the Alarm status.                                      |
| Monitoring Type | Denotes the type of monitoring applied to generate the alarm.  |
| Created By      | Denotes the user who created the alarm.                        |
| Updated By      | Denotes the user who updated the alarm.                        |
| Updated On      | Denotes the time and the date of the last update of the alarm. |

## Configuration of Alarms <a href="#configurationofalarms" id="configurationofalarms"></a>

You can configure one or both of these alarms:

* Tag Anomaly Detection Alarm: To notify contacts when tag anomalies occur.
* Tag Expiration Alarm: To notify contacts when a tag expires.

In Ingest Labs, you can create an alarm for tag expiration and anomaly detection. The configured contacts will receive an alert when an abnormal tag trigger is detected or when a tag expires. You can also set an advance notification for tag expiry using the **Tag Expiry Look Back** feature.


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