How to pause, resume, or delete a Signal
Pausing a Signal stops it from running without losing any of your settings or past results. Deleting removes it permanently. Both actions take just a few seconds from the Signals list.
Written By Kevin Lawrie
Last updated About 3 hours ago

Pausing a Signal
Use pause when you want to temporarily stop a Signal โ for example, during a campaign break or while updating your targeting.
Go to Signals in the left sidebar.
Find the Signal you want to pause.
Click the actions menu (โฎ) at the right of the row.
Select Pause (or Toggle Active).
The Signal's status changes to paused. It will no longer run on its schedule until you resume it.
๐ก Tip: Paused Signals retain all their settings and past results. Nothing is lost when you pause.
Resuming a paused Signal
Go to Signals in the left sidebar.
Find the paused Signal (look for a paused status badge in the row).
Click the actions menu (โฎ) and select Enable (or Toggle Active).
The Signal resumes its normal schedule. If you want it to run immediately, also click Run Now from the same menu.
Deleting a Signal
Deleting a Signal permanently removes it along with all of its results. This cannot be undone.
Go to Signals in the left sidebar.
Click the actions menu (โฎ) next to the Signal.
Select Delete.
Confirm the deletion when prompted.
โ ๏ธ Note: Deleting a Signal also removes all posts, reactions, comments, and contacts that were collected exclusively by that Signal. Consider pausing instead if you might need the data later.