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How to use Signals

Get insights on the possible opportunities Jump automatically identifies from your client meetings.

Written by Kyle Copier

Who can use this feature?

  • Users on Grow

  • Insights admins

What are Signals?

Signals are one of the Insights available to Jump users on the Grow plan. They represent the different types of opportunities that Jump identifies from your meetings.
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Jump currently assesses opportunities across these categories:

  • Generational Wealth

  • Referral Opportunities

  • Life Events

  • Hold-away Assets

  • Relationship Building

Seeing one of these opportunities listed under a meeting means that Jump’s AI system has assessed the meeting contents and recognized the potential for growth in that given area.

Note: Signals are not available for the following meeting types:

  • Onboarding

  • Education / Seminar

  • Service / Support

  • External Marketing

  • COI / Networking

  • Project Management

  • Internal Meeting

  • Other / Miscellaneous


Where to find Signals

Go to my.jumpapp.com and click on Insights from the left-hand navigation panel. Then, click Signals.

Insights and signals tile

Note: The Signals tab is only available to Jump users on the Grow plan. If you’d like access to this feature, reach out to [email protected] to upgrade.


How to create a Signal

Signals can be created from Signal settings. To do this:

  1. Navigate to Insights > Signals > Settings > Add Signal.
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    Add signal

  2. Add a Signal name and description along with a step for the Signal to take once triggered.
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    Scope name and description

  3. Use the Scope section to decide the meeting categories and meeting types where Jump looks for your Signal.
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    Signal scope section

  4. Continue to build out your Signal actions in accordance with the steps you've defined.
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    Signal actions

  5. Save the Signal.
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    Save button for Signals


How to read Signals

From the Signals page, you'll get an overview of the different opportunities Jump identified from each of their meetings.

For each meeting, you'll see the Type of opportunity that was identified, a Description, and a relevant Contact that it applies to.

Example Signal description

You can also apply a number of filters to the Signals page, including by user, team, contact, signal status, signal type, meeting type, and days since the meeting.

Note: The Signal Score (0-100, with 100 being a strong signal) estimates a signal's growth potential based on three pillars: impact, opportunity, and urgency.


How to take action from Signals

Once you've used Signals to identify opportunities from meetings, you can set up appropriate actions to perform, keeping you on top of valuable opportunities.

  1. Navigate to User Settings > Signals.
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    User settings button

  2. Click Add a signal to watch for.
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    Add a signal to watch for button

  3. In the panel that appears, name your action, choose the signal you want it to apply to, put a description in the description box, and then choose the appropriate actions you wish to perform based on the signal.
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    Save and close button

  4. Click Save and close at the bottom of the panel.
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Signals Analytics

If you are an Account owner, you have access to the Analytics tab of Signals where you can see data related to all the Signals you have running on your account.

To view these analytics, navigate to Insights > Signals > Analytics.

Signals analytics

If you'd like to see a summary of detected Signals, click Signals snapshot.

Signals snapshots

From this screen, you can see individual Signals along with their Type, Description, Contact, Discoverer, Assignee, Date, Meeting, Est. value, and Status.

Signals info


Using Signals for cross-sell opportunities

If you have a Signal that would be best shared with someone else in your organization as an opportunity, cross-sell, or other potential question, you can share it with them. To do this:

  1. Click the Share button on the Signal.
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    Sharing Signals button

  2. Choose to share the signal either in-app or via email.
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    In-app or email selector

  3. Write your message and click Share when ready.
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    Share button on Signals within the email screen


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