Shared context on every resource
Rich metadata makes each source, validator, and incident understandable to the whole team, not just the person who created it.- Descriptions — document what a resource is for in Markdown, or generate a description automatically. See Managing Validators and Source details.
- Ownership — assign an owner to a source, validator, or incident group so responsibility is clear. See Managing Sources, Managing Validators, and Managing Incident Groups.
- Tags — categorize and organize resources, and route notifications, with key–value tags. See Managing Tags.
- Priorities — set a priority so the team knows what matters most. See Managing Sources and Managing Validators.
Working incidents together
Incident collaboration keeps investigation and resolution coordinated and auditable.- Comments — record findings and coordinate directly on an incident group; comments become part of the activity log. See Commenting on Incidents.
- Bi-directional Slack and Teams — with interactive messages configured, comments added in a Slack or Microsoft Teams notification thread appear in Validio, and comments added in Validio post back to the channel — as long as the accounts share an email address.
Sharing what you see
Two features let you hand a teammate exactly the context you have.- Saved views — capture a search, filter, sort, and time range and share it with everyone, so the whole team can work from the same setup. See Searching, Filtering, and Saving Views.
- Deep links — copy the URL of any product view to share the exact page and state, including applied filters and segmentation. See Deep Link Navigation.