Signal Management

Signal List

View all your signals in one place:

1. Navigate to Signals & Insights → All Signals
2. The signal list shows:

• Signal name and description
• Detection type (auto or custom)
• Domain or category
• Status (active/inactive)
• Detection count
• Last detected date
• Priority level

3. Use filters to find specific signals:

• Filter by type (auto-detected or custom)
• Filter by domain or category
• Filter by status
• Search by name or description

Editing Signals

Edit custom signals to refine detection:

1. Find the signal in the signal list
2. Click "Edit" on the signal
3. Modify any of the following:

• Signal name and description
• Detection rules
• Keywords or AI prompts
• Priority settings
• Notification settings
• Categories and tags

4. Save your changes

Note: Auto-detected signals cannot be edited, but you can create custom signals that complement them.

Activating/Deactivating Signals

Control which signals are actively detecting:

• Activate Signal: Enable detection for a signal
• Deactivate Signal: Temporarily disable detection without deleting

Deactivating signals is useful when:

• You want to pause detection temporarily
• Testing signal configurations
• Seasonal or project-based signals

You can activate or deactivate signals individually or in bulk.

Deleting Signals

Remove signals you no longer need:

1. Find the signal in the signal list
2. Click "Delete" on the signal
3. Confirm the deletion

Important:

• Deleting a signal removes it permanently
• Historical signal results are preserved
• Future detections will stop
• You cannot delete auto-detected signals (only custom signals)

Signal Statistics

View statistics for each signal:

• Total Detections: How many times the signal has been detected
• Detection Rate: Frequency of detection over time
• Accuracy Rate: Percentage of confirmed vs. dismissed signals
• Recent Activity: Last detection date and most active recordings
• Top Recordings: Recordings with the most detections of this signal
• Trend Analysis: Detection trends over time

Statistics help you understand signal performance and refine detection rules.

Signal Search

Search and filter signals:

• Search by Name: Find signals by typing their name
• Filter by Type: Show only auto-detected or custom signals
• Filter by Domain: Show signals from specific domains
• Filter by Status: Show active or inactive signals
• Filter by Category: Show signals in specific categories
• Sort Options: Sort by name, detection count, last detected, or priority

Search and filters help you quickly find the signals you need.