Signals Feed
What are Signals
Signals watch a source and send qualified people to Signals Feed.
A signal watches one source and sends the people who fit to Signals Feed. You define it once. Obert keeps checking.
How a signal works
- You pick a type. Each type watches a different source, such as people who viewed your profile or people who engaged with a competitor's posts.
- Obert checks that source on a schedule, using a connected LinkedIn account when the source is LinkedIn.
- Every person is checked against your qualification agent. Matches land in Signals Feed, with outreach drafted.
Each check is a signal run. Open a signal and look at Last runs to see what the latest checks found.
Where signals live
- Click Signals Feed in the left sidebar.
- Open the Signals tab.
That table is the list of sources filling your feed. Add signal starts a new one.
Status
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Draft | Saved, not running yet. |
| Live | Checking on its schedule. |
| Paused | Stopped until you turn it back on. Configuration and history stay. |
Signal types
| Type | What it watches |
|---|---|
| Profile viewers | People who viewed your LinkedIn profile |
| Engagers with my content | People who liked or commented on your posts |
| Followers of your company | New followers of your company page |
| Engagers with company content | People who liked or commented on your company posts |
| Posts from competitors | People who engaged with competitor posts |
| Posts from thought-leaders | People who engaged with posts from profiles you choose |
| Posts mentioning specific keywords | People who engaged with posts that match your keywords |
| Posts mentioning upcoming conferences | People posting or engaging around a conference |
| Website visitors | People matched from visits to your site |
| Custom webhook | Profiles your own systems send to Obert |
Signal types explains when to use each one. Create a signal walks through setup.