Grouped Alerts

Grouped Alerts allow you to consolidate notifications across multiple locations by grouping them based on shared tags.

Instead of receiving separate alerts for each location, you receive a single alert per group—reducing notification volume and improving clarity.

How It Works

• Enable Grouped Alerts by tag during alert configuration:

• Alerts are grouped based on the selected location tag
• A single notification is sent for the entire group instead of per location:

Alert Behavior

• Start notifications are triggered when the first location in the group is affected.
• Notifications include the list of impacted locations within the group.
• A CSV attachment is included with impacted locations and their expected impact timing.
• Each notification includes a direct link to the Tomorrow.io Platform, filtered to the affected group for faster investigation.
• Update notifications are sent when event start times are advanced or delayed, or when event duration changes.
• Cancel notifications are sent when events for all locations in the group are canceled.
• All-clear notifications are sent when all locations in the group are no longer affected.

When to Use Grouped Alerts

Grouped Alerts are useful when monitoring multiple locations that share operational context, such as:

• Regional sites or facilities
• Fleet locations grouped by region
• Operational zones or territories

This helps reduce alert noise while maintaining awareness of relevant impacts.

Related Features

For more targeted alert distribution, see Location Subscriptions, which allow you to automatically route alerts to specific user groups based on location.

Notes

Grouped Alerts are supported for Insight-based alerts only.

Groups are created using Location Tags selected during alert configuration.

Notifications can include CSV attachments and direct links to the platform.

This feature is designed to reduce notification volume without losing critical visibility.

For a general overview of alerts and notifications, see the Alerts & Notifications Overview article.