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# Settings & Alerts
> **Automated Speed Safeguards:** Configure automated score drop alerts, Slack and email notification routing, and 1-click configuration backups across your store fleet.
The **Settings** page (`/app/settings`) allows you to tailor TurboLoad to your team's operational workflows, configure automated anomaly alerts, and manage configuration backups.
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## Direct Answer: How do I configure speed drop alerts in TurboLoad?
To configure automated alerts, go to **Settings** (`/app/settings`) in TurboLoad, locate the **Notifications** card, set your preferred **Score Drop Threshold** (e.g. alert if score drops below 80 or decreases by $>10$ points in 24 hours), enter your team's notification email address or Slack webhook, and click **Save**. TurboLoad will proactively monitor your store and immediately notify you if a speed regression occurs.
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## Anomaly Detection & Score Alerts
Never let an unexpected code release or broken third-party script silently hurt your conversion rates.
### 1. Alert Thresholds
* **Score Drop Threshold:** Set a minimum score boundary (e.g. `80`). If your store's score falls below this number, TurboLoad triggers an alert.
* **Sudden Drop Detection:** Triggers an alert if your score drops by more than a specified delta (e.g. `-10 points`) within any 24-hour window.
### 2. Notification Channels
* **Email Notifications:** Deliver detailed diagnostic alerts directly to your inbox or distribution list (e.g., `dev@yourbrand.com`).
* **Notification Frequency:** Choose between **Immediately**, **Hourly Digest**, or **Daily Summary** to avoid notification fatigue.
* **Weekly Executive Digest:** Opt-in to receive a high-level weekly performance scorecard summarizing key metric trends, resolved issues, and top app contributors.
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## Settings Backup & Restore (JSON Export / Import)
Managing multiple Shopify stores or want to back up your custom rules before making adjustments?
```mermaid
flowchart LR
subgraph Admin ["Settings Dashboard"]
SP["Settings Page
(/app/settings)"]
end
subgraph Actions ["Backup Operations"]
EXP["Export Settings"]
IMP["Import Settings"]
end
subgraph File ["Configuration File"]
JSON[("JSON Configuration Backup
TurboLoad-Settings-shop-date.json")]
end
SP -->|Click Export| EXP -->|Download| JSON
JSON -->|Upload & Restore| IMP -->|Apply Rules & Thresholds| SP
```
### 1. Exporting Settings
1. On the Settings page, click **Export Settings**.
2. TurboLoad generates and downloads a structured JSON configuration backup:\
`TurboLoad-Settings--.json`
3. Contains all active thresholds, notification emails, scanning preferences, and script exclusions.
### 2. Importing Settings
1. Click **Import Settings** and select a previously exported TurboLoad JSON backup file.
2. A preview modal displays the incoming configuration.
3. Confirm the import to apply the rules instantly.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Backwards Compatibility:**\
TurboLoad seamlessly accepts older settings exports created during earlier releases, automatically migrating legacy keys to modern formats.
{% endhint %}
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## Multi-Store Operations & Agency Fleet Management
For brands running multiple regional stores or agencies managing multiple client storefronts:
* **Replicate Configurations in Seconds:** Export a verified optimizer configuration from your flagship store and import it into expansion or staging stores instantly.
* **Consistent SLA Enforcement:** Standardize alert thresholds across all brand properties to guarantee high Core Web Vitals everywhere.
* **Audit-Ready History:** Keep downloaded configuration snapshots in your internal version control repository for change tracking and compliance.
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