Alerts

Intent alerts notify you when Sumble detects a selling opportunity in your accounts. As you use Sumble, the platform learns what matters to you — the organizations you research, the technologies you filter by, and the searches you run — and starts surfacing relevant intent signals automatically.

Once you've logged enough activity, the alerts icon appears in the left sidebar. Click it to see all the alerts Sumble has found for you.

How Sumble learns what matters

Sumble tracks your activity to build a profile of what's relevant to you:

• Organizations you view and research

• Technologies and job functions you filter by

• Searches you run and results you interact with

This activity is used to generate personalized alerts without any manual configuration. Enterprise customers can also configure signals explicitly — see Sumble Signals.

Alert delivery

Alerts are delivered through multiple channels:

• In-app — the Signals page at sumble.com/signals

• Slack — direct messages or a shared channel (requires Slack integration)

• Email — periodic digests with your latest alerts

Managing alerts

On the Signals page you can:

• Mark as relevant — tells Sumble this type of alert is useful to you

• Mark as not relevant — helps Sumble improve future alert quality

• Favorite — save an alert for later reference

• Click through — jump to the underlying organization, job post, or person profile

Configuring preferences

Alert preferences can be managed from Account > Settings, where you can control delivery channels and frequency.

Alert limits by plan

Plan	Alert volume	Configuration
Free	Up to 8 per week	Automatic
Pro	Up to 20 per day	Automatic
Enterprise	Unlimited	Fully configurable — see Sumble Signals

Enterprise customers can configure specific signal types, target technologies, job functions, and routing rules. See Sumble Signals for the full configuration and integration details.