Events

An event is a cluster of articles that cover the same real-world happening. Nuvelics groups your articles into events and writes pitches from them. Events shows those clusters: what the engine is tracking, how many publishers are covering each, and which pitches came from it. The page is read-only.

Every member of the organization can open it, Viewers included. It sits under Content in the sidebar.

Find an eventCopy Anchor Link

1. Open Events. Each row shows the Headline, its Topics and Locations, the number of Publishers covering it and when it was Last seen.
2. Choose a status from the status filter: All (the default), Active or Closed.
3. Type in Search by title… to narrow by title.
4. Choose + Add filter to add a Topic filter, a Location filter, an Event date filter or Min. publishers. The event date filter offers Last hour, Last 6 hours, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days or a Custom range. A topic or location filter lists the values present in the current results.

An empty list says No events yet: events appear once clustering has run for your organization. Choose Clear filters when filters leave nothing.

Read an eventCopy Anchor Link

Choose a headline to open the event. The page shows:

• The headline, its Topics and Locations, and a status badge, Active or Closed.
• Related pages links to the pitches written from the event, labelled with their counts and status, for example "2 new pitches" or "1 approved pitch". Choose one to open Pitches narrowed to this event and that status, with the Created range set to the last 24 hours, so widen it if an older pitch is missing. An event with no pitches yet shows none.
• The number of publishers, the Event date, First seen and Last seen.
• Summary.
• Contributing sources, a bar of the Share of articles by source, so you can see whether one outlet dominates the coverage.
• Contributing articles, the articles in the cluster with their Source, when they were Added and Published, and how many pictures and videos each carries. Choose one to read it; see Articles.

Other ways to read eventsCopy Anchor Link

• CLI: nuvelics cluster.
• API: Events.
• How clusters turn into pitches is explained in The pipeline.