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# Snooze, mask, disable

1. [Snooze Rule](#snooze-rule)
2. [Mask by Rule](#mask-by-rule)
3. [Disable Cameras](#disable-cameras)

## Snooze Rule

*Snooze rule allows you to temporarily stop receiving alerts for specific incident types. Resume at any time. If the rule is facility-wide, it will be snoozed across ALL cameras. If the rule is zone-specific, it will be snoozed for the cameras in the zone.*

This feature is accessible directly from the incident link, monitoring page, and the facility management page. The first GIF shows how to snooze a rule from the facility management page, the second GIF shows how to snooze a rule from the monitoring page and through an incident link.

{% @arcade/embed flowId="KB47jkreirXA2mc0iTgU" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/KB47jkreirXA2mc0iTgU>" %}

## Mask by Rule

*Mask by Rule allows you to block certain detections in specified areas of a camera's view.*&#x20;

The example below depicts masking the hallway from triggering the people detection rule. The masked area will still escalate any weapon, fight, and people down.

{% @arcade/embed flowId="wTG9Z1ZapZa1uqjaQMdj" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/wTG9Z1ZapZa1uqjaQMdj>" %}

## Disable Cameras

*Disable cameras allows you to pick a facility to stop ALL camera streaming and detections from being made for a specified time. Resume at any time.*

{% @arcade/embed flowId="8DHrijv9BzFlamL9Ki1o" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/8DHrijv9BzFlamL9Ki1o>" %}


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