**Alerts**, then select **Alert Builder**.\ :chevrons-right: The Alert Builder page opens.
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Search for your dataset, or select one from either the **App Frequent Runs:** section below the search bar or from the **App Recent Runs** list.\ :chevrons-right: The dataset you selected displays. You can now view, create, and edit alerts for this dataset.
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In the upper right corner, click **Add Alert +**.\ :chevrons-right: The Add Alert dialogue appears.
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From the Add Alert dialogue, select an option and then click **Next**.\ :chevrons-right: Depending on the option you select, the Condition Alert, Job Status Alert, or Rule Status Alert modal appears.
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Enter the required information for the option you select.
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A condition alert generates an alert when the user-defined condition is satisfied during a dataset run.
The user-defined condition that triggers an alert to send when its criteria are met during a dataset run. You can specify conditions such as:
- score < 75
- daysWithoutData > 1
- rc = 0
Enter the name of your rule in the Condition field to include the following details of your rule in the email:
- Rule name
- Rule condition
- Total number of points to deduct from the quality score when breaking
- Percentage of records that are breaking
- Number of breaking records
- Assignment Status
Add Rule Details is unavailable by default. When you enter the name of a rule in the Condition field, this option becomes available.
Alerts with rules are triggered based on the percentage of breaking records calculated by each data quality rule. These percentages are then evaluated against the alert's combined condition, such as comparing 100% to the rule requirements.
Select this option to use email for alerting.
You must have SMTP configured to use this option. For more information on how to set up SMTP, go to Alert Configuration.
Enter a batch name to send the alert to multiple recipients. To search for an existing batch name, enter its characters into the Batch Name field to populate a dropdown list containing all available matches.
This option is only available when the Batch option is enabled.
The email address where alerts will send. You can specify either a single recipient or multiple.
When you specify multiple email addresses, ensure that you also fill out the Batch Name field. Multiple recipients are specified by comma (,) and/or semicolon (;) delimiters.
The accepted formats for email are "name@email.com" OR "name1@email.com,name2@email.com" OR "name1@email.com;name2@email.com".
When the batch option is enabled, the Alert Recipient field locks automatically. You can click the 
to the right of the Alert Recipient field to unlock it and edit the alert recipients.
Select this option to use a webhook for alerting.
You must have a webhook configured to use this option. For more information on how to set up webhooks, go to Alert Webhook Configuration.