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Get your first Signaliz result

Sign in, choose a workspace, run a signal query, and verify the evidence.

Written by Josh Whitfield

Get your first Signaliz result

You can get a useful first result in a few minutes without connecting code or an AI client.

1. Sign in and select a workspace

Open Signaliz. Use the workspace selector in the upper-left to confirm which workspace will own the run, credits, and saved evidence.

2. Choose how you want to start

  • Choose Signals First when you know the market signal but not the companies.

  • Choose Company Signal Enrichment when you know the company domain.

  • Choose Signal Awareness when you want a company list checked repeatedly.

  • Choose Signal to Copy when you already have evidence and a recipient.

The Dashboard also links to API keys, MCP, the CLI, and the SDK.

3. Run Signals First

Open Signals First. Describe any dated company behavior or change in natural language, such as:

Find B2B software companies that announced an AI partnership in the last 30 days.

Set Maximum companies from 1 to 100 and choose Find signals.

Signals First input

The maximum is a ceiling, not a promise. Signaliz may return fewer or zero companies when public evidence cannot prove the company identity, event date, and source.

4. Check the evidence

For each result, confirm that you can see:

  • company name and root domain;

  • a specific signal title or summary;

  • an event date;

  • a source URL that opens the supporting evidence.

Do not treat a result as verified if any of those are missing.

5. Continue the workflow

From a qualified result you can:

  • open the company in My Data;

  • carry the saved evidence into Signal to Copy;

  • add the company to Signal Awareness;

  • use the API, MCP, CLI, or SDK to automate the same work.

If your result is empty

Broaden the wording, remove an overly specific category, or try Company Signal Enrichment for one known domain. An empty verified result is safer than an invented signal.

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