Presets

• Why should I use presets?

• How to save and use presets

• How to set default settings

• FAQ

For a business managing high-volume monitoring, Presets are essential for ensuring consistency and scalability across hundreds of jobs. By utilizing standardized presets, you eliminate repetitive manual configuration, drastically reducing the risk of human error. This automation transforms a tedious setup process into a streamlined workflow, allowing your team to focus on analyzing data rather than managing settings.

Note: this feature is only available for users with Business plans.

Note: Presets are available across all jobs in an organization.

Step 1:

Find the job you wish to save the settings of and open its settings.

Step 2:

In the top-right of the settings, select the dropdown and choose Save to presets.

Enter a name for the preset, then confirm by clicking on the checkmark.

Step 3:

In the settings of the job whose settings need to be updated, new or old, open the dropdown again and select the preset of your choice from the list.

Note that applying a preset will override any existing settings.

Note: Default settings are local to a workspace.

Step 1:

Follow the steps above to create a preset for the settings that you wish to use as this workspace's default. Default settings will be applied when creating new jobs, without affecting current job settings.

Step 2:

From the job settings, hover over the preset of your choice and select SET DEFAULT.

Or choose a preset to be the default directly from the dashboard.

Presets are organization-wide, so you can save a preset in one workspace and use it in another workspace.

All new jobs added to the workspace will use the default settings. Default settings are not available across different workspaces.

All important settings are saved. This includes the AI prompt, Actions, Keywords, Compare Type, check frequency, and Advanced Settings. However, the URL and job title will not be saved, as well as any job specific details such as the job history.

• How to make a basic monitoring job

• Copy-pasting job settings

• Using bulk import

• Using bulk edit