Feed
Intent Feed is your real-time market radar. It continuously scans your target market and surfaces businesses showing signs of buying intent โ so you can focus your outreach on accounts most likely to buy right now, before your competitors get there.
Instead of cold-calling every name on a list, Intent Feed automatically classifies businesses into groups based on what signals they're showing, updated every night.
The Four Signal Groups
Every business in your feed is tagged with one or more signals. There are four main groups:
๐ข Gaining Momentum
Review pace and recent activity are picking up compared to prior months. This business is getting busier โ a strong sign they're ready to invest and grow.
๐ก Losing Momentum
Review pace has dropped compared to prior months. Worth a check-in โ they may be feeling pain and looking for solutions.
๐ต New Locations Opened
This business just opened a new location or expanded into a new market. Early-stage accounts with fresh buying needs.
๐ต Going Digital
The business is becoming digitally active for the first time โ claiming profiles, adding a website, or filling out their online presence. They're getting serious about growth.
๐ก A business can appear in both "Gaining Momentum" and "Going Digital" at the same time. The Going Digital tag is independent and can sit alongside any other signal.
What the signal pills mean
Under each business name, you'll see one or more small badges (pills) explaining exactly why they appeared:
Example pill | What it means |
|---|---|
Reviews +45% ยท 2mo | Reviews grew 45% over the last 2 months vs. the prior baseline. |
Reviews/mo 50โ28 ยท 2mo | Monthly review pace slowed from 50/mo down to 28/mo โ a concrete, verifiable drop. |
Opened Austin, TX ยท 3rd loc | Just opened a location in Austin, TX. This is their 3rd location overall. |
LinkedIn claimed | They just claimed their LinkedIn company page for the first time. |
Added website | They recently added a website where none existed before. |
Google claimed | They just claimed their Google Business profile for the first time. |
Reading the summary stats
At the top of the feed, three cards give you a quick snapshot of your market:
Worth Calling First โ Businesses showing two or more signals at once. The highest-confidence prospects to prioritize.
Active โ The percentage of your total market that has at least one signal right now. Shows how much of the market is "in motion."
New โ Businesses added to the feed since the last scan. Fresh prospects you haven't seen before.
Setting Up Your Market (TAM Profile)
A TAM Profile defines which businesses appear in your feed. You can save up to 3 profiles per account and switch between them instantly. Think of each profile as a custom lens on your market.
Step 1: Give your profile a name
Something descriptive works best โ e.g. "Restaurants 3โ25 locations" or "NY HVAC companies."
Step 2: Set your filters
Narrow down which businesses are scanned using the same filters from the Prospect view:
Market or category (e.g. Restaurants & Eateries, HVAC)
Location โ city, state, country, or zip code
Size โ number of locations (e.g. 3 to 25)
Online presence โ has website, has LinkedIn, has phone
Exclude specific markets, categories, or locations
๐ก Geo filters are smart. When you filter by geography, signals are scoped to that geography too. If you set a New York filter, you'll only see signals from NY locations โ even for chains that also have locations elsewhere.
Step 3: Choose your sensitivity
The sensitivity setting controls how aggressive or conservative the signal detection is. Find it on the right side of the profile tab strip.
Setting | Best for | Signals show up |
|---|---|---|
Early | Teams that want to get ahead of the market | Sooner โ subtle changes count |
Balanced (default) | Most teams โ a healthy mix of volume and quality | A mix of early and proven signals |
Strong | Teams that want only the clearest movers | Only unmistakable momentum shifts |
Changing sensitivity immediately triggers a fresh rescan of your market.
Step 4: Save and let it scan
Once saved, Intent Feed automatically scans your market. First results appear within a few minutes. After that, the feed refreshes automatically every night.
Using the Feed Day-to-Day
Switching between profiles
Use the tabs at the top of the page to switch between your saved TAM profiles. Switching tabs shows you the stored results instantly โ no rescan needed.
Refreshing manually
Want the latest signals without waiting for the nightly run? Click the refresh button on any profile tab. Clusters appear progressively as they're ready โ you don't need to wait for all four to finish.
Clicking into a business
Click any business row to open the detail pane. Inside you'll find:
A review history chart โ monthly review counts over the last 6 months, with the comparison window highlighted
Location count over time โ shows when the chain opened or closed locations
People tab โ key contacts at the business, loaded live
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does Intent Feed update?
Automatically every night. You can also trigger a manual refresh any time by clicking the refresh button on a profile tab.
Why isn't a business I expected showing up?
A few common reasons: the business has fewer than 50 total reviews (and hasn't shown a digital signal), it falls outside your TAM filters, or the signal didn't meet the quality threshold (fewer than 20 net new reviews, or the trend wasn't consistent across the comparison window).
Can I have multiple market profiles?
Yes โ up to 3 TAM profiles per account. Switch between them from the tab strip at any time.
What does "Worth Calling First" mean?
These are businesses showing two or more distinct signals at once. A restaurant that's both gaining momentum on reviews AND just opened a new location is a much warmer lead than one with a single signal.
Does changing sensitivity erase my existing results?
No โ it triggers a fresh scan with the new settings, but your previous results stay visible until the new scan completes.
What is the "ยท 2mo" suffix on pills?
That's the comparison window โ the number of months used in the recent-vs-baseline analysis. Early uses 1 month, Balanced uses 2 months, and Strong uses 3 months.