Only market moves, technology and regulation items carry a send icon, and only with public sharing on. Competitive signals and Account signals never do. The whole-week button still draws on the headline.
What it does
Radar sorts a briefing into sections. Three of them can hand an item to Voice: Market movements, Technology and platform, and Regulation and standards. The send icon appears on items in those sections only, and only when Allow public sharing is on.
Competitive signals and Account signals never get the icon. Account signals are the news, hiring and site changes at companies you want to win.
The whole-week button, if your plan has it, builds a Voice draft from the headline and the market and technology points. The headline is written from every section, so read the draft before you send it.
Why
What a competitor did, and what a prospect's job ad opens for you, is the part of the briefing you least want printed. A public post that hints at a named account is a risk, so the item-level choice is taken off the screen.
What it won't do
- It doesn't offer a send icon on a competitor finding, even with sharing on.
- It doesn't offer one on an account signal.
- It doesn't build the whole-week draft from competitor or account items directly, but the headline can still echo them.
How to use it
Open the Radar guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.