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# Alerts

Alert View as part of the Incident shows the alert associated with the incident.

![Alerts associated with Incident (Table1)](/files/-MBnBeeX593hY7GqbUVj)

1. **Incident Overview**: Displays Incident overview 
2. **More**: By clicking/selecting the 'More' option provided, a pop-up view will provide summarized information like Priority, Source, etc.
3. **Incident Page Menu**: In this section, one can save the incident as a favorite by clicking on the page menu.  Users can update the incident state, incident, data refresh, and/or archive the incident.
4. **Details**: This option shows alert information. The table (Table1) below gives all the columns available for selection while displaying the alert.
5. **Alert Context Menu**: By clicking on the context (hamburger) menu, users can clear alert or they can view enriched attributes. Also, users can view the source of the alert. 
6. **Alert Export Menu:** The context (hamburger) menu at Alert title level allows the user to export the alerts or to select (user selected) columns to display. Here, the user can also choose to maximize and get the alert details in a maximized view.

| Column Name      | Description |
| ---------------- | ----------- |
| Raised At        |             |
| Severity Label   |             |
| Message          |             |
| Asset Name       |             |
| Component Name   |             |
| status           |             |
| Customer Label   |             |
| Stack            |             |
| Layer            |             |
| Alert Category   |             |
| Alert Type       |             |
| Component Type   |             |
| Asset Type       |             |
| Asset IPAddress  |             |
| Source Mechanism |             |
| Source           |             |
| Repeat Count     |             |
| Rule Name        |             |
| Created By       |             |
| Updated By       |             |
| Created At       |             |
| Updated At       |             |
| Notes            |             |
| Attributes       |             |
| Cluster          |             |
| Alert ID         |             |
| Rule Id          |             |
| Asset ID         |             |
| Environment ID   |             |
| Component ID     |             |
| Project ID       |             |
| Customer ID      |             |
| Severity         |             |
|                  |             |


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