> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.quivly.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Configuration

> Set up market signals tracking for your organization

## Overview

Market signals configuration is managed from **Settings → Signals**, on the **Market Signals** tab. (The Signals settings page has three tabs: **Strategic Signals** — the [signal rules](/product/signal-rules) that turn signals into drafted actions — **Market Signals**, and **Notifications**.)

The Market Signals tab holds both the news feed and jobs configuration.

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## News Feed

Controls what market intelligence Quivly tracks for your customers.

### Enable/Disable

A master toggle enables or disables all news feed tracking. Disabling pauses tracking but preserves your configuration.

### Customer Scope

Choose which customers get signal tracking: **All Customers** (default) or a specific segment.

### Processing Frequency

How often signals are processed: daily, every 3 days, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.

### Organization Context

Six fields provide Quivly with context about your business so it can identify relevant signals:

| Field                      | Description                            |
| -------------------------- | -------------------------------------- |
| **Users**                  | Who uses your product                  |
| **Buyers**                 | Decision makers you sell to            |
| **Who We Are**             | Brief description of your organization |
| **Market Signals**         | Key signals relevant to your business  |
| **Problem We Solve**       | The problem your product addresses     |
| **Ideal Customer Profile** | Description of your ideal customers    |

Click **Generate with AI** to auto-populate all six fields based on your organization's profile.

### Tracked Keywords

Add keywords and phrases to monitor news and mentions relevant to your customers. Each keyword is configured independently:

* **Keyword/Phrase** - The search term to track
* **Time Range** - How far back to search (day, week, or month)
* **Include Domains** - Specific domains to prioritize (optional)
* **Exclude Domains** - Domains to filter out (optional)
* **Positive Signals** - What makes content relevant (1-2 sentences)
* **Negative Signals** - What content should be excluded (1-2 sentences)

Keywords can be toggled active/inactive without deleting them. Active keywords require the keyword text and both positive and negative signal definitions.

Click **Refine with AI** on any keyword to improve its positive and negative signal definitions.

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## Jobs

The Jobs section (on the same tab) configures tracking of job postings at customer companies.

### Enable/Disable

A master toggle enables or disables all job tracking.

### Job Keywords

Four keyword fields define what job postings to match:

| Field                    | Description                                          |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| **Title Keywords**       | Keywords to match in job titles                      |
| **Description Keywords** | Keywords to match in job descriptions                |
| **Technology Keywords**  | Technology stack keywords to track                   |
| **Country Codes**        | Filter by country (optional, all countries if empty) |

### Relevance Criteria

* **Positive Signals** - What makes a job posting relevant to your business
* **Negative Signals** - What job postings to exclude

Click **Refine with AI** to improve the relevance signal definitions.

At least one keyword field must be filled when jobs tracking is enabled, along with both positive and negative signals.

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## Saving

Click **Save Configuration** when done. An unsaved changes indicator appears when you have pending modifications.