The Signals Report provides a periodic summary of signal activity across your portfolio. Use it to review how many signals were created, how quickly they were processed, and how accurately they were categorized. Open it from Signals Report in the top navigation, or directly via the /signals-report URL.
The report automatically selects the most recently completed 14-day reporting period. You can adjust the date range or filter by a specific institution using the controls at the top of the page. The period runs from the From date up to, but not including, the To date.
Understanding the Report Sections
The report is organized into three numbered sections, each building on the previous one.
Section 1: Period Overview & Processing
Four KPI cards summarize signal volume for the selected period:
- Signals Created counts signals by their creation date, excluding non-actionable categories (INF, NONE, ERROR).
- Open Signals shows how many signals from this period remain unresolved.
- Monitored Signals counts signals closed with the reason "monitoring" — a subset of all closed signals, representing items placed under ongoing observation rather than fully resolved.
- Signals Closed counts signals closed by a user during this period (by close date), regardless of when they were originally created. System auto-closed signals are excluded.
Each KPI card shows a "vs prev" comparison against the previous 14-day period, and an info icon with its definition. Click any card to open the Signal Cases page in a new tab with filters pre-set to show exactly those signals.
Below the KPI cards, two processing metrics show team responsiveness:
- Assignment Rate — the percentage of signals created in this period that have been assigned to a user.
- Category Confirmed — the percentage where a user has reviewed and confirmed the signal's category.
Section 2: Signal Breakdown
This section shows how signals distribute across categories and over time. Use the All / Monitoring toggle to see every signal created in the period, or only the signals parked under Monitoring during it.
- Category Distribution — a chart showing the spread of signals across category types.
- Signal Trend — a daily trend line showing signal creation volume across the reporting period.
- Category Details — a table listing each category with its count, percentage of total, and change compared to the previous period.
Section 3: Success Criteria
This section measures the quality of the signal detection system:
- True Positive Rate — of the signals your team closed in the period, the share closed with any reason other than False Positive.
- Category Accuracy — how often the system's initial category assignment matched the reviewer's final decision.
The Category Accuracy by Group table breaks accuracy down across five category groups: Financial Crimes, Serious Crimes, Other Crimes, Cyber & Structural, and Regulatory & Sanctions. For each group, it shows how many were approved as-is versus changed by a reviewer.
Filtering and Exporting
Use the Filter by dropdown to narrow the report. It defaults to All Institutions, and groups the remaining choices under Segment (shown once you have segments of your own) and Institution — so you can report on a whole segment of your portfolio, not just one entity at a time. The From and To date pickers let you override the default 14-day period — your custom range persists until the next reporting period boundary. Changing the filter or a date reloads the report at once; the refresh icon next to the date pickers reloads it on demand.
Two icon buttons at the top right, next to the refresh icon, download the report once it has loaded. The PDF icon downloads the report for offline review or sharing; the exported PDF includes all three sections with a header naming the scope and date range, shows the breakdown scope currently selected, and omits the interactive header controls. The Excel icon downloads the same figures as a spreadsheet with five sheets — Period Overview, Categories - All, Categories - Monitoring, Daily Trend and Success Criteria — which is the better choice when you need to work the numbers rather than circulate them.