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May 27, 2026

Signals You Can Act On, Metrics You Control, and Governance That Scales

Highlights

This release helps executives and their teams spend less time decoding feeds and more time acting on what matters. Signal pages explain themselves, metrics can be tuned in place, and ownership rules for scheduled workflows are clearer—so the product reflects your priorities, not generic defaults.

  • Signal intelligence is easier to read and filter: pinnable “How it works” sections, filtering on external and internal signals, and redesigned internal cards that spell out movement and Snowfire’s good/bad/ugly read.
  • Teams shape what appears on their radar: add or remove metrics on external signals, edit internal signal fields, and dismiss noise so the feed reflects decisions, not clutter.
  • Metric work stays in context: view and edit SQL from the metric detail pane, rerun charts on demand, and see warnings when data is older than the default last-30-days window.
  • Prompt workflows stay oriented: the metrics sidebar keeps category and source visible while you search, so related measures are easier to find.
  • Settings and profile are refreshed on a modern frontend—same capabilities, cleaner experience for account and org administration.
  • Competitive context improves with external signals driven by competitor company metadata.
  • Scheduled prompt governance is clearer: users can leave prompts they do not own; org admins can edit any scheduled prompt; non-admin owners edit only their own.
  • Dismissing an internal metric also dismisses its corresponding internal signal, keeping the inbox aligned with what you have already ruled out.

What You Will Notice in the Product

Most changes show up on Signals, Metrics, and Prompt—where leaders already go to understand movement and ask the next question.

  • On External and Internal Signals, pinnable “How it works” and filtering sections help you explain and narrow signal items; internal signal cards are redesigned to show movement and Snowfire association (good/bad/ugly).
  • On External Signals, you can add or remove associated metrics so each card lines up with the measures you care about.
  • On Internal Signals, name, description, event, and meaning are editable, and associated metrics can be dismissed.
  • On the metric detail pane, you can view and edit metric SQL directly and rerun the chart from the same view.
  • On Prompt, the metrics sidebar keeps category and source pinned while you search, making related metrics easier to spot.
  • When metric detail data is older than the default last-30-days window, a warning makes the time range explicit before you interpret the chart.
  • Settings and Profile use an updated frontend with polished layouts for existing features.
  • External Signals can surface competitor intelligence based on company metadata.
  • Scheduled prompts: leave subscriptions you do not own; org admins manage any schedule; other owners edit only their own.
  • Dismissing an internal metric dismisses the matching internal signal as well.