Keep track of what changed
See what moved on the newsroom, All intelligence and What changed (across every market, or on each market's own What changed tab). To hear about one firm or person, Follow it: its changes reach your email digest. Instant alerts on one record are not available yet.
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Where to see what moved
- Top signals (DFX Intelligence): the day's stories across every market, with My intelligence ranked for you and The DFX Briefing as the daily edition.
- All intelligence: every actionable signal, newest first, with filters.
- What changed: every dated event across every market, filterable by market, event type, state and date. Each market's tab strip has its own What changed tab.
- Your home (signed in): what changed for you since your last visit.
Hear about the records you care about
- Open the profile and press Follow (Add to list keeps it in one of your Lists too).
- Changes to what you follow and your lists are collected in your digest, an email with the evidence for each item.
- Your account shows them under What moved in what you follow, and the Digest section says how often your plan sends it and where.
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- Keep a list of firms and people, and follow themFollow a record to hear when it changes, Add to list to keep it in a named list, and Save a filtered directory to re-run it. Signed in, all three live under Watchlists in the rail (Your account: Following, Lists, Saved searches). Changes reach your email digest; there is no instant alert yet.
- Follow what is moving across every marketThe Intelligence feed in the rail holds Top signals, What changed, What comes next and Trends. Top signals opens DFX Intelligence, the newsroom: the day's stories across every market, The DFX Briefing and the archive. Every signal, unranked and uncapped, is on All intelligence. Not signed in, the same pages sit under Signals on the Data Factory bar.
- Signals, events and anomaliesAn event is a dated fact. A signal is a detector's reading of events that says something may matter now, with who should care and why. An anomaly is a value or pattern that stands out against comparable records. Signals and anomalies are where to look, never conclusions.
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