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SkyGrid is a fully hosted DaaS service — no hardware or installation required. The core workflow is five steps: open the live map, create a watch area, review events, route alerts, and access structured data.
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Consume structured anomaly data and flight telemetry via our OpenAPI contract. Integrate directly into your existing tooling, pipelines, or SIEM.
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Contact SalesQuick-start order
- Check the live globe to understand current regional activity.
- Create one watch area with a single anomaly class and confirm events are arriving.
- Add a webhook destination and test delivery before treating it as operational.
- Expand to additional classes or regions once the first watch area is working reliably.
- Use the API and leaderboard to pull structured data into reporting workflows.
01
Open the live anomaly map
Start from the homepage. The live globe shows tracked aircraft, active anomaly events, and your watch area overlays in one view. The hero stats panel shows tracked aircraft count, active anomalies, active watch areas, and alert deliveries in the last 24 hours.
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Use the stats panel as a quick signal check before drilling into events.
02
Create a watch area
Open the Dashboard and scroll to the Watch Area manager. Enter a location name, choose a radius (Pinpoint, Small, Medium, or Large), select which anomaly types to monitor, and optionally attach a webhook destination. Start with one watch area before expanding coverage.
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Tighter filters mean fewer alerts. Start with a single anomaly class in a high-interest region and confirm you can action the event volume before adding more.
03
Review anomaly events
The watch area manager shows event history for each active area. Click a watch area to expand its event list. Each event includes the aircraft ICAO24 identifier, callsign, anomaly type, dwell time, location, and timestamp. Use the historical leaderboard on the live map to review regional aggregations.
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Activity scoring weights: loiter x3, ghost x2, squawk x1, rapid-descent x3, ICAO-spoof x3, GPS-jamming x3, formation-flight x2, callsign-duplicate x2.
04
Route alerts to your workflow
In the watch area manager, add webhook destinations. Choose Slack, Teams, Discord, or a generic HTTPS endpoint. Use the Test button to confirm delivery before treating the destination as operational. Events matching the area's anomaly filters will POST to the destination automatically.
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Webhook delivery is recommended for team integrations and automation. Keep at least one active destination per mission-critical watch area.
05
Use the API for structured data access
The SkyGrid API provides live aircraft snapshots, anomaly event streams, watch area configuration endpoints, and the historical anomaly leaderboard. Generate an API key from the Dashboard. Use the key in the x-api-key header. Review the OpenAPI spec for full endpoint coverage.
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The anomaly leaderboard endpoint (/api/v1/network/anomaly-leaderboard) supports window, type, and offenderQuery parameters for structured regional summaries.