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Internal Signals

Internal Signals watch your metrics and fire when one moves against the direction you expect. Edit them, dismiss noise and set auto-archive.

What it’s for

An Internal Signal watches a metric you care about. It fires when the metric moves against the direction you expect, and tells you what changed, why it matters and a suggested next step.

Before you start

Internal Signals come from your metrics. A metric excluded from Internal Signals raises none.

Steps

Read a Signal

  1. In the sidebar, under Signals, choose Internal.
  2. Read the card: how far the metric moved, and Snowfire’s good, bad or ugly read of the move.
  3. Use the filters to narrow the list. Pin the How it works section to keep the page explained.
  • What changed: Pipeline coverage fell to 2.4x this week, below its 2.5x alert line. Four deals pushed.
  • Why it matters: Two of the pushed deals share a competitor mentioned in last week’s calls.
  • Next step: Ask the deal owners for a plan on the two competitive deals before the forecast call.

Tune your Signals

  1. Edit a Signal’s name, description, event and meaning.
  2. Dismiss associated metrics you do not need. Dismissing an internal metric also dismisses its Signal.
  3. Set how many days a Signal stays active before it moves to the Archive tab.

Check and fix

ProblemFix
The list reads No Signals match your filters.Clear the filters.
A metric raises Signals you do not need.Open the metric and choose Exclude from Internal Signals.

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