Signals & Insights is a powerful feature that automatically detects and extracts meaningful information from your meeting recordings. This guide will help you understand, configure, and leverage signals to gain valuable insights from your conversations.
Signals are automatically detected pieces of information extracted from your meeting recordings that represent important events, decisions, commitments, risks, or insights. Think of signals as intelligent markers that highlight the most valuable moments in your conversations, making it easy to find and act on critical information without manually reviewing entire transcripts.
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The platform supports two main types of signals:
Both signal types provide evidence snippets, timestamps, speaker attribution, and sentiment analysis to give you complete context.
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Auto-detected signals are powered by advanced AI that understands context and meaning in conversations. These signals are automatically identified across 14 different domains, including:
No configuration is required—these signals are detected automatically as your recordings are processed.
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Custom signals allow you to create detection rules specific to your organization's terminology, processes, or industry. You can create signals using:
Custom signals can be organized by category, assigned priority levels, and configured with notification settings.
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Signals are organized into 14 distinct domains that cover different aspects of business conversations. Each domain helps you categorize and filter signals based on their nature and importance. Understanding these domains will help you better organize and analyze your signal results.
Permissions
Permission levels, owner permissions, admin permissions, user permissions, billing permissions, permission management.
Signal Domains
Business & Sales, Commercial & Contract, Product & Feature, Delivery & Project Management, Technical & Engineering, Support & Success, Data Security & Compliance, Risk Issue & Escalation, Communication & Process, Relationship & Sentiment, Decision & Governance, Actionability & Commitments, Dependencies & Access, Financials & ROI.