Signals let you automatically monitor rows in your table for changes and events — such as job changes, promotions, company news, fundraising rounds, and new hires. Once set up, a signal runs on your chosen frequency and updates the signal column with the latest results. Signals are configured per table and are accessible directly from the table view.

1. Open the table you want to monitor.
2. In the toolbar, click the signal icon (the broadcast/wave icon) to open the signal type dropdown.
3. Choose the type of signal you want to set up from the list.
4. Fill in the required fields in the configuration panel that opens on the right, then click "Save" to activate the signal.

When you save a signal, a new table is automatically created containing a column named after your signal. This table will populate with results each time the signal runs according to its monitoring frequency. The signal table will appear in two places:

• In the main table list alongside all your other tables.
• On the Signals page, which shows a dedicated list of all tables that have an active signal set up.

Tracks job changes for people in your table based on their LinkedIn profile.

• Column with person LinkedIn URL (required) — Select the column containing each person's LinkedIn URL.
• Choose monitoring frequency (required) — Select how often the signal runs: Monthly, Weekly, or Daily.
• Include job changes from (required) — Set the lookback period, e.g. Last 3 months.

Cost: 0.3 credits per row per run.

Tracks promotions for people in your table based on their LinkedIn profile.

• Column with person LinkedIn URL (required) — Select the column containing each person's LinkedIn URL.
• Choose monitoring frequency (required) — Select how often the signal runs: Monthly, Weekly, or Daily.
• Include job changes from (required) — Set the lookback period, e.g. Last 3 months.

Cost: 0.3 credits per row per run.

Tracks new job postings published by companies in your table.

• Column with company LinkedIn URL (required) — Select the column containing each company's LinkedIn URL.
• Choose monitoring frequency (required) — Select how often the signal runs: Monthly, Weekly, or Daily.

Cost: 0.3 credits per row per run.

Tracks news articles published about companies in your table.

• Column with company domains (required) — Select the column containing each company's domain (e.g. handmade.company).
• Choose monitoring frequency (required) — Select how often the signal runs: Monthly, Weekly, or Daily.
• Max results per domain — Set the maximum number of news articles to return per company per run (default: 1).
• Earliest publish date — Optionally filter out articles published before a specific date.

Cost: 4 credits per result.

Tracks fundraising activity and investment rounds for companies in your table.

• Column with company domains (required) — Select the column containing each company's domain.
• Choose monitoring frequency (required) — Select how often the signal runs: Monthly, Weekly, or Daily.
• Max results per domain — Set the maximum number of fundraising results to return per company per run (default: 1).
• Earliest publish date — Optionally filter out results published before a specific date.

Cost: 4 credits per result.

Monitors a custom source for updates. Click the arrow next to "Monitor source" in the dropdown to expand and select from available sub-types.

Once a signal is active, click the signal column header in your table to open a dropdown with the following options:

• Signal (on/off) — Toggle the signal on or off without deleting it.
• Rename — Change the name of the signal column.
• Settings — Reopen the configuration panel to update the signal's settings.
• Change color — Change the color of the signal column.
• Filter on this column — Apply a filter based on signal results.
• Pin column — Keep the signal column visible when scrolling horizontally.
• Hide — Hide the signal column from the table view without deleting it.
• Delete — Permanently remove the signal column and all its data.

You can delete a signal in two ways: by selecting "Delete" from the column header dropdown, or by clicking the "Delete signal" button at the bottom of the signal settings panel. Deleting a signal is permanent and cannot be undone.