Alerts that fire once, and prove why
An alert you cannot trust is worse than no alert. Quantivo alerts carry the evidence that triggered them, respect cooldowns and quiet hours, and keep a permanent record of every delivery.
What it does
Rules you compose once
Conditions combine across technical state, statement exposure, and volatility context into a single reusable rule.
Cooldowns and quiet hours
Re-trigger suppression and scheduling windows stop one noisy name from flooding your phone all session.
Evidence attached
Each notification links to the decision card with the exact conditions, values, and data as-of time that caused it.
Auditable delivery
Every send is recorded with its outcome, so a missed alert can be traced rather than argued about.
How it works
Define the rule
Conditions, universe scope, and delivery channels are captured as a versioned rule.
Evaluate on fresh data
Rules only evaluate against data that passes freshness checks, and report clearly when data is stale.
Suppress duplicates
Cooldown windows and deduplication keep a single event from producing repeated notifications.
Deliver and record
The notification is sent and the delivery outcome is written to an immutable audit trail.
Where this actually stands
Quantivo is being built in the open. This is what is running today and what is being worked on next — no roadmap items dressed up as shipped features.
Shipped today
- Alert rule drafting and storage in the dashboard
- Redis-backed queue infrastructure with a verified no-eviction policy
In progress next
- Live rule evaluation against licensed market data
- Multi-channel delivery with per-channel retry and audit