# Anomaly Detection

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Use Anomaly Detection to find outages and major problems in real-time.
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Based on your incoming customer issues, Pylon automatically detects anomalies and surfaces groups of related issues for your review.

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Available actions when an anomaly is detected:

* **Create an Issue Group**\
  Take advantage of [Issue Groups](/pylon-docs/support-workflows/issues/issue-groups.md) to organize and manage all issues related to this anomaly.
* **Mark as False Alarm**\
  Flag the anomaly as a false alarm to help Pylon improve future detection accuracy.
* **Dismiss for All**\
  If no further action is needed, you can dismiss the anomaly banner for everyone on your team.

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