Step-by-step guide
- At the bottom of the playback view, you’ll see the timeline.
- Colored zones on the timeline represent incidents, which are periods where the system detected and grouped flagged activity.
- If no incidents were flagged, the timeline will appear normally with no markers.
- Each color reflects the severity of that incident:
2. Hover over an incident zone.
- Move your cursor over any colored zone on the timeline.
- A pop-up will appear showing a full breakdown of that incident.
- Inside, you’ll see a list of event names. These are the individual flags detected and grouped into this incident, such as “Face not detected” or “Background voice detected.”
- Next to each event name, you’ll see a mini-timeline with dots. Each dot represents a single occurrence of that event, and its position shows the exact timestamp when it happened. A filled red dot means the event was automatically detected by the system.
- Once you’ve reviewed the pop-up, decide if this incident needs a closer look.
- If it does, click on the incident zone to jump the video playback to a moment in that incident.

