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Open Resolve → Insights → Pulse analysis to measure the Detect stage. Use the results to find noisy sources, weak correlation, and Clusters that remain open too long.

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Core metrics

The Top noisy sources list ranks up to 10 raw source streams by Signal volume. Each row also shows its suppression rate and the share whose Cluster reached Routed or Resolved. One integration can appear as several source streams.
Pulse analysis dashboard with signal and Cluster metrics

Use Pulse analysis to compare ingestion, correlation, suppression, and resolution.

Pulse suppression analysis by source

Noisy-source analysis identifies integrations that need attention.

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Interpret the results

  • A low correlation yield means that many Signals did not reach a Routed or Resolved Cluster. Inspect those Signals before you change correlation fields.
  • A rising Cluster MTTR can mean that ownership, routing, or resolution is delayed.
  • High ingestion with low actionable volume can reveal a noisy source.
  • A sudden suppression change can indicate a new event pattern or an overly broad rule.
Treat these metrics as operational indicators. Review the underlying Clusters and Signals before you change a source or suppression rule.

Understand clusters

Review the lifecycle and the eight suppression layers.

Connect Pulse sources

Verify that integrations deliver useful operational Signals.

Explore Resolve insights

Review reliability, accuracy, Pulse, and runbook results together.

Investigate incidents

Follow an actionable Cluster into RCA.