Signals / Radar
A briefing's strength badge is checked against the items it read.
Each briefing carries one Strong, Moderate or Weak badge with a count, such as "4 of the 12 items". Adamiro checks that count against the items the briefing read and lowers a badge they cannot carry.
Signals / Radar
Signals tells the model one source is one voice.
Signals and Radar tell the model that a source claiming "everyone is doing this" is one voice, not a majority, when it states how strongly a finding is backed.
Signals / Radar
A briefing that cannot be read is not sent and tasks come back.
If the write-up of a Signals or Radar briefing cannot be read, no briefing email goes out and the run's tasks are returned to you. The articles are offered again on the next run.
Signals / Radar
A run that finds nothing new, or nothing relevant, is not charged.
If your sources published nothing since the last briefing, or nothing was relevant to your profile, no briefing is made and the run is not charged. The timeline says "Run not charged".
Signals
A buyer quote is shown only if it is in the source.
Buyers checks each quote against the text it came from, ignoring capitals, spacing and curly quotes. A quote that is not in the source is dropped and you get a paraphrase in italics instead.
Signals
Comments on your own posts are read without commenter names.
Buyers reads comments on your own Instagram and TikTok posts without asking for or storing who wrote them. Only the text is kept. Hashtag posts are read as captions, never usernames.
Signals
You decide which buyer segments are real, with a note of your own.
Each ideal-customer card has Won a deal like this, Lost a deal like this and Not a real segment buttons. Your verdict changes the card, and nothing is deleted.
Signals
Reviews you paste into Buyers are read at no task cost.
Paste a competitor's reviews on the Buyers tab, one per paragraph, and Signals reads them. It takes up to 50 a paste and 200 a week. Nothing you paste is published.
Signals
Signals can bring back one old post that did well, once.
A scheduled briefing may suggest one idea called "Revisit: ...", built on a post older than six months that did better than your typical post. Each post comes back once.
Signals
Questions in a briefing come from sources Signals read.
The briefing's Questions buyers ask section lists up to five questions, with who asked and a link. A question appears only if it ties to a source Signals read. Each can become a Voice idea.
Signals
A source that can't be reached says so on its row.
Catalogue sources are checked weekly. One that cannot be reached shows "Connection lost" on its row and adds nothing to your briefings. A feed that has moved is followed, and nothing changes for you.
Signals / Radar
A new account runs no scheduled briefing until you switch it on.
A new account starts on Manual only, so no Signals or Radar briefing runs on its own until you pick a schedule in Settings. Email the briefing only decides whether mail goes out.
Signals
A Signals run costs 1 task per 10 sources ticked, shown first.
The price follows the sources you ticked, rounded up by tens, plus 1 task if you want ideas drafted for Voice. Ideas can be switched off for a plain read.