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Corbado Observe · Alerting

Know when login needs your attention

Stop waiting for someone to notice a drop in the dashboard. Set thresholds for authentication metrics and let Observe notify your team when an alert fires.

  • Configurable thresholds and pending periods

  • Separate alerts for each segment

  • Email notifications with an inspectable history

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Monitor. Notify. Investigate.

From a threshold to an answer

Define the condition once. Observe evaluates it, tracks each alert and keeps the history you need to understand what happened.

Catch what the average hides

Group a rule by country to track each market separately. Every alert has its own status and pending period, so a regional drop does not disappear inside a healthy global average.

Give short spikes time to settle

Choose a pending period before a breach becomes a firing alert. A momentary dip can recover without waking your team.

Reach the people who own login

Connect a rule to an email contact point. Notifications follow status changes, rather than repeating on every evaluation.

Follow the evidence behind an alert

Inspect alerts, evaluations, transitions and notifications together. See what was measured, when the status changed and what was sent.

One rule, many alerts

A regional problem deserves its own alert

Imagine login success is 96% in Germany but falls to 84% in the US. A rule grouped by country can flag the US breach against a 90% threshold while Germany stays Normal.

Example values, not customer results. When you need to investigate, use the Login Funnel and Login Friction views to explore where users struggle.

Authentication Alerting FAQ

How rules, alerts and notifications work

Put your authentication metrics on watch

See how Observe turns your login targets into alerts your team can act on.

  • Thresholds you control
  • Per-segment visibility
  • Evaluation and notification history