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# Intelligence Feed

The **Intelligence** tab on a customer is the account's running record of what matters: every **signal**, **alert**, and **milestone**, captured with evidence and a timestamp. It's how the relationship's story stays current instead of living in scattered notes and inboxes.

{% hint style="success" %}
**One timeline, every signal**: A funding announcement, a renewal-risk alert, and a go-live milestone all land on the same account timeline — each with a source — so anyone on the team can catch up on the relationship in a minute.
{% endhint %}

## Entry Types

Every feed entry is one of three types:

| Type          | What It Captures                                      | Examples                                                                                    |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Signal**    | A noteworthy, evidence-backed fact about the customer | Funding round, leadership change, product launch, hiring surge, expansion into a new market |
| **Alert**     | A risk or issue that warrants attention               | Renewal risk, stalled engagement, budget freeze, negative feedback                          |
| **Milestone** | A positive delivery or relationship achievement       | Go-live, successful POC, contract signed, QBR completed                                     |

Each entry typically includes a title, a short body, a confidence indicator, and a source reference so findings can be traced back to where they came from.

## The Activity Timeline

The Intelligence tab visualizes feed activity over time, so you can see when an account has been active or quiet at a glance. Signals and milestones are color-coded to keep the timeline readable.

## Filtering the Feed

Use the compact filter pills to focus the feed:

| Filter     | Purpose                                                               |
| ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Type**   | Narrow to Signals, Alerts, or Milestones                              |
| **Source** | Filter by where the entry came from (e.g. the agent vs. manual entry) |

## How Entries Are Created

Feed entries come from two places:

* **The Account Management Agent** — most entries are recorded automatically when the agent researches an account, each backed by a source. See [The Account Management Agent](/grow/customer-intelligence/account-management-agent.md).
* **Manual entry** — team members can add entries directly to capture something they know that the agent hasn't found.

## Customer Sentiment

Alongside the feed, each account carries a **customer sentiment** read: the agent's assessment of how satisfied the customer is, expressed as a 0-100 score (50 = neutral) with a written rationale.

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**Sentiment is about satisfaction, not activity.** It answers "is the customer happy with us?" — deliberately scoped to customer satisfaction, separate from operational risk or momentum (which surface as alerts and signals). This keeps sentiment from double-counting the same factors the health score already weighs.
{% endhint %}

Sentiment is surfaced on the customer detail Overview tab (click the Sentiment tile to read the full rationale) and in the roster. It also feeds the health score — see [Health Score & Scoring Settings](/grow/customer-intelligence/settings-and-scoring.md).

## Next Steps

| Goal                                    | Documentation                                                                           |
| --------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Turn intelligence into pipeline         | [Opportunities](/grow/customer-intelligence/opportunities.md)                           |
| See how the feed is generated           | [The Account Management Agent](/grow/customer-intelligence/account-management-agent.md) |
| Understand how sentiment affects health | [Health Score & Scoring Settings](/grow/customer-intelligence/settings-and-scoring.md)  |
| Read account health in the portfolio    | [Customers & Portfolio Health](/grow/customer-intelligence/customers-and-health.md)     |


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