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Signals · Nothing goes out without you.

A new account runs no scheduled briefing until you switch it on.

No tasks to turn it onSolo and Team

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.

What it does

A new account starts on Manual only, so nothing runs on its own until you pick a schedule in Settings. Any schedule other than Manual only runs the briefing for you.

Email the briefing only decides the mail. When it is off, no email goes to anyone, and every briefing still appears on the dashboard.

Run Signals works either way. You can read a briefing without ever switching the schedule on.

Why

A briefing that costs tasks and lands in your inbox should be something you asked for.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't start spending tasks on a schedule you never set.
  • It doesn't email a briefing while Email the briefing is off.

How to use it

Open the Signals guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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