The QLEI Score
QLEI Alert Fatigue: How to Stop Ignoring Alerts That Matter
Alert fatigue is the enemy of effective litigation monitoring. Here's how to configure CourtList alerts so you only receive signals that require action — and take action on every one.
QLEI Alert Fatigue: How to Stop Ignoring Alerts That Matter
Alert fatigue is the enemy of effective litigation monitoring. Here's how to configure CourtList alerts so you only receive signals that require action — and take action on every one.
Most risk professionals treat a score as a pass/fail binary. A QLEI score is a directional signal — the trajectory and signal cluster matter more than any single number.
How Alert Fatigue Happens Alert fatigue develops when too many notifications arrive for accounts that don't require action: Moderate-QLEI accounts with stable scores, accounts where the score is driven by old cases, or low-value accounts where the credit exposure is.
Check the trend direction, not just the number. A score moving from low to medium over 90 days tells you more than a static medium score — and is your trigger for a deeper review.