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By following this guide, you will configure alert thresholds for safety performance indicators, set up notification rules to reach the right people, and define escalation paths for unacknowledged alerts.
Alert configuration requires the Safety Manager role or higher. Alert thresholds apply workspace-wide. Changes take effect immediately for future data points.

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Configure SPI Alert Thresholds

Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) trigger alerts when values cross defined thresholds. Each SPI can have multiple threshold levels.

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Set Up Notification Rules

Alerts are only useful if they reach the right people at the right time. Configure notification channels for each alert level.

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Define Escalation Paths

Escalation paths ensure that unacknowledged alerts automatically escalate to higher authority after a defined period.
14 CFR 5.71 requires continuous monitoring of safety performance. Ensure that Critical alerts always escalate to the Accountable Executive within a timeframe that allows for timely corrective action. Document your escalation policy in your SMS manual.
AI suggestions are advisory only. Per 14 CFR Part 5, all safety assessments, investigation findings, and risk evaluations require independent human evaluation by qualified personnel. AI recommendations should be used as one factor among many in decision-making, not as the sole basis for any safety, operational, or maintenance action. See Legal Notices.

Configure SPIs

Define and manage Safety Performance Indicators.

Monitor Anomaly Detection

Automated anomaly detection that generates alerts.

SPI Definitions

All available SPIs, their formulas, and default thresholds.

Notification Channels

Supported notification channels and integration requirements.
Last modified on April 11, 2026