# Feed

The Feed is Sumble's stream of intent signals and alerts for your accounts. It is now called **Signals** and lives at [sumble.com/signals](https://sumble.com/signals).

If you have bookmarks or links pointing to `/feed`, they will automatically redirect to the Signals page.

## What you'll find

The Signals page shows all alerts Sumble has generated based on your activity and account configuration:

* **Technology adoption** — companies mentioning a technology for the first time
* **New hires** — key people joining tracked organizations
* **Hiring trends** — acceleration or deceleration in job posting volume
* **Project signals** — organizations starting cloud migrations, GenAI projects, and other initiatives
* **Champion alerts** — tracked contacts changing companies (enterprise only)

For a full breakdown of signal types, see [Intent signals](/web-application/intent-signals.md).

## Filtering signals

You can filter the feed by:

* Signal type
* Priority (high, medium, low)
* Organization
* Date range

Use the **Mark as relevant** and **Mark as not relevant** actions to improve future signal quality.

## Related pages

* [Intent signals](/web-application/intent-signals.md) — detailed breakdown of all signal types
* [Intent alerts](/web-application/intent-alerts.md) — how alerts are generated and delivered
* [Sumble Signals](/enterprise-services/sumble-signals.md) — enterprise signal configuration


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