The first will be to select a source. For data quality you have 2 relevant options:
-`Test Case`: it will trigger an alert for the specific test case selected
-`Test Suite`: it will trigger an alert for any test case event linked to the test suite. This is a great way to group alerts and reducing notification fatigue
### Step 2 - Select a Filtering Conditon (optional)
**Note:** if you do not set any filter the alert will apply to all test cases or test suite.
You can filter alerts based on specific condition to narrow down which test suite/test case should trigger an alert. This is interesting for user to dispatch alerts to different channels/users.
In the destination section you will be able to select between `internal` and `external` destination:
-`internal`: allow you to select the destination as an internal user, team or admin. The subscription set to this user, team or admin will be use to dispatch the alert
-`external`: allow you to select an external destination such as a slack or teams channel