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# Manage Alarms
## Overview
Alarms are a type of product notifications. The Tuya Smart platform allows you to specify product alarm conditions for real-time monitoring of product status. If the value of a function exceeds the allowed range or some real-time information about a running product needs to be sent to users, the Tuya Smart App immediately notifies the users, ensuring proper running of the product.
## Procedure
Step 1: Log in to the Tuya Smart platform, click **Product**, and select a product to configure. On the displayed page, click **Cloud Configuration**.
Step 2: Click **Settings** next to **Alarms Management**.
Step 3: Click **New Trigger**. On the displayed page, specify the alarm name and content, and set the triggering method and mode, alarm severity, notified target, and alarm method.
Step 4: To configure an alarm in a language other than Chinese or English, click **More languages**. Confirm your alarm settings and wait for Tuya’s review. The alarm takes effect immediately after Tuya approves it. Users will receive an alarm message when the triggering condition is met.
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