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# Default Alarm Widgets
Create helpful widgets to stay on top of important alarm metrics.
This article describes the default alarm widgets you can add to your **Dashboard** page (without the need for additional setup and configuration).
These widgets are intended for users subscribed to our [**Professionally Monitored Video Alarms**](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/professionally-monitored-video-alarms/professionally-monitored-video-alarms-overview.md) service.
See [How to Add a Default Widget](/docs/understand-your-business/create-widgets/default-widgets.md#how-to-add-a-default-widget) for more instructions on how to add these widgets to your Dashboard.
Once added, select the **Alarms** page on the Dashboard to view your widget:
## Alarms Reviewed by Monitoring Agent
Displays the total number of alarm cameras reviewed by a monitoring agent.
## False Alarms Reviewed By Monitoring Agent (no outreach)
Displays the total number of alarms verified and marked as "false" by a monitoring agent.
## Alarms Resulting in Alarm Contact Outreach
Displays the total number of alarms reviewed by a monitoring agent resulting in outreach to alarm contacts.
## Number of Police Dispatches
Displays the total number of alarms resulting in a police dispatch.
## Most Alarming Sites (True and False Alarms)
Displays the total number of alarms reviewed by a monitoring agent, ranked top-to-bottom by location.
## Total Alarms and False Alarms
Displays the total number of alarms reviewed by a monitoring agent and filtered out as a false alarm.
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