Signal Timeline

The Signal Timeline gives you a single, chronological feed of every signal Clearcue detects — across all your signals, audiences, and data sources. Instead of checking each signal individually, you get one unified view of what’s happening right now.

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What each entry shows

Every timeline entry represents a single signal event. At a glance you can see:

• When it happened — a relative timestamp like 2 hours ago or 3 days ago
• Who triggered it — the person’s name, job title, and company (with avatar and company logo)
• What they did — a signal type badge (e.g., Liked Post, Commented, Mentioned You) along with a content preview

Click See results on any entry to view the full details — including the original post content and a direct link to the source.

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Filter the timeline

The timeline shows all signals by default. Use filters to narrow it down to the people or companies that matter most.

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Signal and data source filters

At the top of the timeline you can filter by:

• Signal — select a specific signal (e.g., Competitor Engagers) or keep All Signals to see everything
• Data source — choose which tracked LinkedIn accounts to include, or keep All Data Sources

You can add multiple filter rows and combine them with AND/OR logic to build precise combinations — for example, show entries from Signal A or Signal B, but only from a specific data source.

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People and company filters

Beyond signal filters, you can apply the same filters available in your Records views:

• Audience — show only people or companies from specific audiences
• Seniority, Country, Company size — narrow by attributes
• Tags — filter by custom tags you’ve assigned
• Detection dates — focus on recently detected people or companies

All filters combine with AND logic — each one narrows your results further. For full details on every filter type and operator, see Filters.

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Real-time updates

The timeline updates automatically as new signals come in. When you open the page or change filters, Clearcue fetches the latest results. Scroll down to load more — the timeline uses infinite scroll so you can browse as far back as you need.