Intelligence

Intelligence signals and campaigns

Prioritised signals on the Priorities page, plus time-bounded campaigns on the Monitoring page.

Last updated 2026-07-09

In the app

Who this is for

Operators triaging the daily intelligence backlog (Signals) and marketing teams running time-bounded launches with automated monitoring attached (Campaigns).

Where these live now

Signals and Campaigns are no longer standalone pages. Signals is now a tab on the Priorities page (Priorities > Signals tab). Campaigns is now a tab on the Monitoring page (Monitoring > Campaigns tab).

Use the Signals tab every working day to clear high-priority items. Use the Campaigns tab when a launch or competitive window justifies a dedicated time-bounded view with automatic monitoring.

Signals (Priorities > Signals tab)

Open the Priorities page (/intelligence/priorities) and select the Signals tab. The tab is titled Intelligence Signals, subtitle "View and manage intelligence signals detected across your sites."

When the workspace has no sites at all, the tab shows No sites yet: "Add a site and run an audit with intelligence features to generate signals."
The Site dropdown resets pagination when changed.
Summary cards: Total signals, New, In progress, Dismissed.
Filters: Priority (critical down to low) and Category (citation, brand, social, review, competitor, and others).
Table or list rows support workflows such as opening detail, changing status, or dismissing (per implementation).

Empty copy. "No signals found. Run an audit with intelligence enabled to generate signals."

Campaigns (Monitoring > Campaigns tab)

Open the Monitoring page (/intelligence/monitoring) and select the Campaigns tab. The tab is titled Campaigns, subtitle "Create time-bounded marketing and competitive campaigns with automated monitoring."

The Site selector plus a New Campaign action that toggles the create form.
Summary tiles: Total campaigns, Active campaigns, plus a split of Marketing / competitive reporting modes.
The create campaign panel explains that a monitoring schedule will be auto-created. Set name, dates, reporting mode, and monitoring flags in the form.

Empty copy. "No campaigns yet. Create one to start tracking marketing or competitive goals."

Use the Campaigns tab for launches. Use the Signals tab for the day-to-day prioritised queue.

Where these live now

Use the Signals tab every working day to clear high-priority items. Use the Campaigns tab when a launch or competitive window justifies a dedicated time-bounded view with automatic monitoring.

Signals (Priorities > Signals tab)

When the workspace has no sites at all, the tab shows No sites yet: "Add a site and run an audit with intelligence features to generate signals."

The Site dropdown resets pagination when changed.

Summary cards: Total signals, New, In progress, Dismissed.

Filters: Priority (critical down to low) and Category (citation, brand, social, review, competitor, and others).

Table or list rows support workflows such as opening detail, changing status, or dismissing (per implementation).

Empty copy. "No signals found. Run an audit with intelligence enabled to generate signals."

Campaigns (Monitoring > Campaigns tab)

The Site selector plus a New Campaign action that toggles the create form.

Summary tiles: Total campaigns, Active campaigns, plus a split of Marketing / competitive reporting modes.

The create campaign panel explains that a monitoring schedule will be auto-created. Set name, dates, reporting mode, and monitoring flags in the form.

Empty copy. "No campaigns yet. Create one to start tracking marketing or competitive goals."

Use the Campaigns tab for launches. Use the Signals tab for the day-to-day prioritised queue.

In the app

Who this is for

Where these live now

Signals (Priorities > Signals tab)

Campaigns (Monitoring > Campaigns tab)

Related

In the app

Who this is for

Where these live now

Signals (Priorities > Signals tab)

Campaigns (Monitoring > Campaigns tab)

Related