Show BE AI runs from a recent window.

BE AI runs. All time is the default, so every loaded investigation is listed, however old it is.

The count says how many of the loaded runs fall in the window. Clearing the menu, or pressing clear filters, brings the older ones back. Changing the window does not start an investigation.

Start on all time

Open BE AI runs. The period menu says all time. Example Co has one investigation: the disk alert on Accounts server, finished, classified known_growth. It ran on 21 September. Last 24 hours, last 7 days and last 30 days are the other choices. They look at when the run started.

BE AI runs with the period set to all time and one disk investigation — All time. One finished disk investigation. The period menu is all time.

Set the window to the last 24 hours

Set the menu to last 24 h. The disk investigation drops out, because 21 September is older than a day. The count says 0 of 1 runs match, and the table says no runs match these filters. The investigation is still stored. Last 7 days and last 30 days keep a run whose start is inside that window. Set the menu back to all time and this one returns. Clear filters clears the other menus as well.

BE AI runs filtered to the last 24 hours, with no matching investigations — Last 24 hours. No runs match. The disk investigation is still stored, dated 21 September.

A word in the question or the result is Search BE AI runs. One machine is Show BE AI runs for one machine. The whole list is See what BE AI already did. Opening a row is Read one BE AI investigation. The same menu for a sub-company user is Show BE AI runs from a recent window.