Stage 06

Autonomous monitoring

A monitoring rule turns a one-off acquisition into a standing watch. The loop evaluates, re-orders, analyzes and notifies — whether anyone is looking at the screen or not.

The loop

How a rule closes on itself

Every 15 minutes a cron evaluates the rules that are due. What happens next needs no human input.

Rule due cron · 15 min Re-order tasking Process + analyze Compare vs baseline Alert & notify in-app · email · webhook RULE RESCHEDULES ITSELF

Rule types

Four ways to keep watching

Cadence

Periodic re-acquisition on a fixed rhythm. Useful for construction progress, crop cycles, port activity — anything where the value is in the series, not the single frame.

Retask on cloud

If the delivered scene exceeds your cloud threshold, the rule orders a replacement rather than leaving you with an unusable image and a spent budget line.

Retask on quality

Below the quality floor you set — off-nadir, resolution, delivery score — the acquisition is retried automatically.

AI change v3

Each new image is compared against a stored visual baseline. A change score above your threshold raises the alert and can trigger the next acquisition immediately. Ships with the inference chain in v3.

Alerts & reporting

From signal to shareable report

Pass alerts

Get notified when a satellite is about to pass over an AOI, so a manual tasking decision still has time to be made.

Notification channels

In-app notifications, email, or webhook into your own systems. Webhook delivery is hardened against SSRF and abuse.

Content search v3

Every detection job feeds a searchable index of objects. Query across acquisitions and see the hits on the map and in a list. Arrives with the detection chain.

Intel reports

Turn findings into a structured intelligence report, exported to PDF with cover page, tables and a classification banner.

Collaboration

Real-time shared workrooms over WebSocket, threaded comments with @mentions, and team activity and review trails.

Share links

Publish a report or an AOI as a link for people who do not have a SatView account.

Autonomy needs guardrails

Rules that order imagery on their own only work when classification, embargoed-zone restrictions and audit are enforced underneath.