How to Use Library & Alerts in svEye: Monitor What Matters Automatically

What this tutorial is about

• Library is your personal control center in svEye.
• It stores your searches, alert settings, and search history.
• This tutorial shows how to turn one-time searches into continuous monitoring.

When to use Library & Alerts

Use Library & Alerts when you want to:

• monitor companies, risks, or topics over time
• receive updates without logging in daily
• keep your analysis organized and reusable

Typical users:

• risk & compliance teams
• supply chain and TPRM professionals
• analysts tracking ongoing topics

Video walkthrough⬈

What you’ll see in the video:

• how to access the Library
• how to manage saved searches
• how to set up alerts

Step-by-step: How Library & Alerts work

Step 1: Open the Library

• Use the Library icon in the left-hand navigation.
• This opens your saved and recent searches.

Step 2: Preview recent searches

• Hover over the Library icon to quickly see your latest searches.
• Jump back without losing context.

Step 3: Access your saved searches

• All saved searches are stored in the Library.
• Think of it as your monitoring workspace.

Step 4: Manage your searches

• For each search, you can:
  • open it
  • rename it
  • delete it

Step 5: Set up alerts

• Turn any saved search into an alert.
• Alerts keep watching even when you’re offline.

Step 6: Choose alert frequency

• Select daily or weekly delivery.
• Alerts are sent directly to your email.

Step 7: See alerts at a glance

• Alert icons show which searches are actively monitored.
• No need to open each one to check.

Step 8: Enable email notifications

• Set alerts to make sure you don’t miss critical updates.
• svEye monitors changes for you in the background.

Step 9: Save your settings

• Confirm your alert setup.
• svEye will start tracking immediately.

Step 10: Receive your first alert

• When new relevant events appear, you’ll get notified by email.
• No manual checking needed.

Step 11: Access search history

• The Library also stores your search history.
• This includes searches you didn’t save, in case you want to revisit them.

Best practices for monitoring

• Save only high-value searches as alerts.
• Use daily alerts for fast-moving risks.
• Use weekly alerts for strategic monitoring.

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