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# Set Up Trademark Bidding Violation Alerts
Take the PXA course
The potential violations alert emails you when impact.com detects potential violations for partners bidding on your trademarks. You won't need to log in and check your search monitoring report daily.
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## Set up potential violations alert
1. From the left navigation bar, select  **Protect** → **Monitoring** → [**Paid Search**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/protect/fr/compliance-search-monitor.ihtml).
2. In the top-right corner of the screen, select  **\[Email]**.
3. Select  **\[Unchecked box]** **Alert Me**.
4. Set how often you want to receive the email. This can be *Daily*, *Weekly*, or *Monthly*.
5. Set the time when you would like to receive the email.
6. Select **Save**.
* You'll receive an email at the scheduled time listing potential violations you can act on or ignore.
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