Manage signals

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.clearcue.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Once you create a signal, you can manage it directly from the Signals page. Every signal row has a settings menu with the actions available for that signal.

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Open the settings menu

Click the three-dot menu on any signal row to see the available actions. Every signal has the same set of actions: Pause / Resume, Add source, and Delete. Signals can contain one or more data sources — the underlying LinkedIn profiles or searches that feed data into the signal. Each data source row has a Remove action to detach it from the signal.

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Pause and resume a signal

Pausing a signal stops Clearcue from collecting new data for that source. Your existing data is preserved — nothing is deleted.

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Add a data source

You can expand an existing signal by adding more data sources to it. Adding sources to an AI signal lets you combine multiple data streams into a single qualified signal — for example, tracking both a competitor’s profile and a related search query under one signal configuration.

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Remove a data source

You can remove individual data sources from a signal without deleting the entire signal.

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Delete a signal configuration

Deleting a signal removes the entire configuration and all its collected data.

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Signal usage limits

Your plan determines how many active signals you can create. You can check your current usage on the Signals page.

• Current count — the number of signals you have active right now
• Limit — the maximum number of signals allowed on your plan (some plans have unlimited signals)

Paused signals do not count towards your limit. Only active signals are counted, so pausing a signal frees up a slot for a new one. When you reach your limit, you cannot create new signals until you pause or delete existing ones. Clearcue shows a notification when you are approaching or have reached your limit.

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Signal status indicators

The Signals page shows the current state of each signal:

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