> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/ctrl/guide/monitoring/overview/navigation.md). # Navigation {% @storylane/embed subdomain="app" linkValue="tjsq16kygix6" url="" %} The **“sports tree”** allows navigation between Sports, Categories, and Tournaments. Any combination of these can be selected, and the relevant events’ **headlines** will be shown. At the top of the sports tree, there is an option to switch between ‘Full tree’ and ‘Active tree’. Beside each Sport, Category, and Tournament in the tree, you can see the number of active events in brackets. Additionally, the number of 'alerted' events (if any) is shown in amber, and the number of 'emergency' alerted events is shown in red. As long as 'Active Tree' is selected, the sports tree will only display Sports, Tournaments, and Categories with events of interest, as defined by the selected quick filters or keywords searched in the search box. For example, if both ‘Active tree’ and the ‘Alerted’ quick filter are selected concurrently, the sports tree will automatically filter to display only the Sports, Categories, and Tournaments with events that are ‘alerted,’ based on the event alert score (chapter 8.1 of this manual). The ‘clear’ button is useful to clear multiple previous selections, as opposed to manually unticking each one. The quick filters allow the user to filter all Sports, Categories, and Tournaments with one click. More than one quick filter can be selected at the same time, allowing for more precise filtering of the events in the overview. When multiple quick filters are used, only events that match all the selected filters will be shown. ### Key: * Alerted – Any event with an active alert type * Semi Auto – Any event with an active Semi-Automatic odds change (see 4.2.5) * Manual – Events with an active Manual odds change (see 4.2.5) * Hotlisted – Any event that the user has manually added to the ‘Hotlist’ for closer monitoring * Commented – Matches with an active user comment * With Odds – Any event with odds already in the market, either offered by comparison bookmakers and/or Betradar * With Own Odds – Any event with own odds published * Controllable – Any event where odds control is possible * 24 hours – Events taking place within the upcoming 24 hours * Betradar Only – Any event created and verified by Betradar * Available for Early Odds – Any event eligible for Early Odds input * With Early Odds – Matches with Early Odds published In the top right of the monitoring overview, there is a search field that can be used to quickly find any category, team, player, or event (DCCK) across all Sports, Categories, and Tournaments. Ctrl allows users to create multiple working tabs, similar to how a web browser functions. It is recommended that users create multiple tabs for the events they regularly interact with. These tabs can be renamed and saved, making them easily accessible each time the user logs in. Up to 10 tabs can be created.
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