Why this matters
A view is scoped to the costs your team cares about, and now its notifications are too. Weekly and monthly trend summaries, and global anomaly alerts, only reach a channel when your team wants them there. That keeps a shared channel signal, not static, so the alerts that need action don’t get lost next to irrelevant updates.
Your team decides, per view, which notifications reach its channel.
What we built
Two new controls for view notifications. Turn off weekly and monthly trend notifications on any view with a single toggle. And turn off anomaly alerts on the Global View to suppress every global anomaly, including the system-generated ones that begin with “Global.”
How it works
Go to Settings, then Views, and edit any view to switch off trend notifications. The view keeps working in Explorer as usual: it just stops posting weekly and monthly updates to its Slack or email channels. Anomaly settings work the same way on the Global View, and turning them off now silences all “Global” anomalies too.
If your organization already turned off Global View anomalies, that setting now does exactly what it says: you won’t receive any global anomalies. Re-enable them on the Global View any time you want them back.