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When a confirmed change meets your notification preference, Disclosure Monitoring notifies you in the Explorer. Every notification opens the change detail, which shows what changed, why it matters and the proof. This page covers the notification bell, the Changes feed and the change detail view.

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Key concepts

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How it works

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Read a change

1

Open the Changes tab

Go to explorer.bluprynt.com/monitoring and click Changes (1). Without Explorer Pro you see the gate (2).
The Disclosure Monitoring page with callouts on the Monitored assets and Changes tabs, the Explorer Pro gate and its actions.

The Changes tab sits next to Monitored assets.

2

Filter the feed

Narrow the feed with Assets, Monitors, Materiality and Window. Turn on New only to see changes since your last visit. Turn on Include low-signal document revisions to see revisions that are hidden by default.
3

Read the materiality

Each change carries its class (1–5): Material, Clarification, Editorial, Needs review or Unclassified. Drafts are shown dashed and don’t count until confirmed.
Change events by materiality with callouts on Material, Clarification, Editorial, Review and Unclassified.

The five materiality classes.

4

Open the change

Click a change to open its detail. Read the headline, then What it means and Why this matters. Passage in context shows the quote inside the surrounding text.
5

Check the proof

Under Proof, compare Previous value and Current value, or Earlier version and Current version for a document. Each side names its Source and the SHA-256 hash of the version read. More technical details shows the Monitor, Topic, Change kind and Change id.
6

Clear notifications

Click the bell to open Notifications. Click Mark all read once you’ve reviewed them.
The populated feed, change detail and notifications need an Explorer Pro account with watched assets, so steps 2, 4, 5 and 6 have no screenshot. The labels come from the Explorer source.

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Reference

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Notification types

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Changes feed filters

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Change detail fields

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Worked example: a new custodian

  1. You watch a stablecoin with Material changes only.
  2. The issuer names a new reserve custodian. The bell shows a Disclosure changed notification.
  3. You open it. The headline reads Disclosure changed and the class is Material.
  4. Under Proof, Previous value names the old custodian and Current value the new one, each with its quote and source.
  5. You copy the Change id and both SHA-256 hashes into your review file.

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Troubleshooting

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FAQ

Disclosure Monitoring sends in-app notifications in the Explorer.
Yes. The Explorer API serves your monitoring changes and notifications.
Its materiality needs an analyst. It is shown, but isn’t notified until classified and confirmed.

How change detection works

Cadence, versioning and classes.

Explorer API

Watchlist and changes from code.