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Minimum Sightings
Require a minimum number of sightings before a configured rule progresses.
Rules and Alerts
How Minimum Sightings works in CORE
Minimum Sightings is part of the rules and alerts capability in Aero Ranger CORE. Require a minimum number of sightings before a configured rule progresses. It is designed for councils that need consistent thresholds while retaining human review, documented exceptions and organisation-controlled escalation.
The organisation controls the rule, threshold and exception settings. CORE then presents matching activity for review rather than treating a detection as a final decision. In practice, minimum sightings keeps the information needed for this step close to the wider operational record, so staff can understand the context before progressing an action.
Why Minimum Sightings matters
The rule can narrow the activity presented to staff, but the resulting detection remains an item for authorised review rather than an automatic legal conclusion.
Configuration and review
Available fields, thresholds, statuses and actions follow the organisation's configuration and each user's permissions. Councils can align minimum sightings with their own policy, local-law, privacy, records-management and review requirements rather than relying on a fixed process.