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Alerts

Devices that need your attention.

Alerts lists every device that is breaking a rule or has gone quiet. If the fleet is healthy the screen simply says so.

The Compliance alerts screen, listing four devices with their group, compliance state, findings, and when they were last seen.

What an alert shows

Each row is one device: model, serial, group, compliance state, and last seen. The Findings column holds the specific things that are wrong. A device can have more than one — the laptop in the picture is both unencrypted and out of contact.

Severity

SeverityMeaningHow fast to act
HighSerious. Data on the device may be at risk.Same day.
MediumA real problem, but not urgent.Within a few days.
LowWorth tidying up.When convenient.

Filters

Narrow the list to what you can act on:

  • Finding severity — show only high, medium, or low findings.
  • Compliance — grace period versus non-compliant.
  • Platform and Group — focus on one part of the fleet.
  • ActivitySeen in last 24h (people are using these, so a fix will land quickly) or Silent 24h+ (the device is not reporting in at all).

A good order of work: high severity and seen in the last 24 hours first, because those fixes actually apply. Then work through the silent devices.

Common findings and what to do

FindingWhat it usually meansWhat to do
screen_lock_missingThe person has not set a PIN or password yet.Ask them to set one. The device fixes itself at the next check-in.
disk_not_encryptedEncryption is switched off or unfinished.Ask the person to plug in and leave the device on until it finishes.
os_update_pendingSecurity updates have not been installed.Ask the person to run updates on Wi-Fi.
battery_lowThe device is running flat most of the day.Usually a charging habit, sometimes a worn-out battery.
checkin_staleNo contact for over 24 hours — off, out of signal, or reset.See Device is not checking in.

Select a device to open its page, where the same findings are shown with a fuller description.

Clearing an alert

You do not dismiss alerts by hand. Once the underlying problem is fixed, the device reports itself as compliant at its next check-in and the alert disappears on its own. To see the result immediately, select Sync now on the device.