Alerts grouping

Hi @Joseph
Grouping time is related to alert's ingestion timestamp as the system will group related alerts into the case only if the time proximity between alerts' ingestion is lower than the timeframe for grouping alerts

Thanks @Idan Patelsky

Just to clarify, so for example, lets say i set the grouping time frame to an hour.
Max alert grouped into a case is 5

Alert 1 time: 7pm
Alert 2 time: 7:30pm
Alert 3 time: 8:30pm

So the first time the connector ran and pulled in these 3 alerts, are they all grouped into same case? Notice that Alert 3 generated time is an hour 30 minutes from the first one. So does Siemplify group only alert 1 and 2 or the 3 are grouped into same case? And also when a new alert is added to a case, does the 1 hour time frame starts counting for each alert individually and in as much the Max alert allowed in a case is not met, the alert gets added to the case?
Just trying to clarify this based on some observations

this is a great question! I’m also curious to know the answer

@Joseph Time proximity is another factor (not the sole one) enabling the system to group related alerts.
In your example, alert 1&2 or alert 2&3 can be grouped together depends on other factors (for example: shared entities), but alerts 1&3 won't be grouped because time proximity criteria wasn't met.

Alright @Idan Patelsky , thanks