> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ilert.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ilert.com/integrations/inbound-integrations/azure-alerts/activity-logs.md).
# Azure Activity Logs
Create alerts in ilert based on Azure Activity Logs queries.
## In ilert: Create an Azure Alerts alert source
1. Go to **Alerting** → **Alert sources** and click **Create new alert source**.
2. Search for **Azure Alerts**, click its tile, and click **Next**.
3. Give your alert source a name, optionally assign teams, and click **Next**.
4. Choose who gets notified: select **Use existing escalation policy** and pick a policy, or **Generate new escalation policy** to start with a basic one that notifies you first. Click **Next**.
Pick an existing escalation policy, or generate a basic one without leaving the wizard.
5. Select **Default grouping** and click **Continue setup**. It groups events by the alert key the integration sets; the other [grouping options](/alerting/configure-alerting/alert-sources.md#event-grouping) are easier to judge once events are arriving.
6. The next page shows more settings, such as notification priority and alert templates. Click **Finish setup** for now; you can change them later.
7. On the final page, ilert shows the integration key and URL for this alert source. You will need them later in this guide.
## In Azure: Create an alert
1. Go to [**Azure Portal**](https://portal.azure.com) and then to **Activity log.**
2. Find and click on the activity log for which you'd like to create an alert.
3. On the modal window click on the **New alert rule** button\*\*.\*\*
4. On the next page change the **Condition** for the alerts and click on the **Add action groups.**
5. On the modal window click on the **Create action group** button.
6. On the next page name the group e.g. **iLert** and click on the **Actions** tab.
7. **\*\*On the** Actions **tab**, **click on the** Action type **and choose** Webhook.\*\*
8. **On the modal window** in the **URI** section and **\*\*paste the** Webhook URL **that you generated in ilert and click on** OK\*\*. Name the action e.g.\*\* ilert **and click on the** Review + create\*\* button.
9. On the next page click on the **Create** button.
10. On the next page scroll down to the **Alert rule details** section, name the alert rule and click on the **Create alert rule** button.
11. Finished! Your Azure Activity Logs alerts will now create alerts in ilert.
## FAQ
**Will alerts in ilert be resolved automatically?**
No, unfortunately Azure Sentinel alert do not fire resolve events.
**Can I connect Azure Alerts with multiple alert sources from ilert?**
Yes, simply create more alert rules in Azure Alerts
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