Every development that matters, with its sources
A Signal is one piece of information that could affect your organisation, your brands or the people around them. Omniscient detects Signals across press, social media and the web, checks them, and groups related ones into Topics you can follow.
Topics that follow a story as it moves
Related Signals are grouped into Topics. Follow one in a click and you are notified when it develops. When stories merge or split, the Topic shows it, so you keep the thread rather than a pile of headlines.
Detected, then checked
Each Signal records how it was found and how it was vetted, including the AI's reasoning and its checks for unsupported claims. Your team sees why something was flagged, then tracks or dismisses it.
Built for fast triage
Switch between cards and rows, open a Signal in a side panel, and move through the list from the keyboard. Every Signal keeps its lineage, so you can trace what it was built from and how it has been updated.
Frequently asked
- What is a Signal?
- A Signal is a discrete piece of information or event, detected from press, social media or the web, that could affect a company's reputation, its brands or its key stakeholders. Each one carries its sources and the AI's reasoning.
- What sources does Omniscient monitor?
- More than 200,000 press sources including a real-time news feed, social media such as X and Reddit, over two billion blogs, and the open web. See Sources & coverage.
- How is a Topic different from a Signal?
- A Topic groups related Signals into one story. You follow a Topic to be told when that story develops, rather than reading each Signal on its own.