Skip to main content
Signal Settings lives under Workspace Settings, alongside the workspace Overview. It controls which of the three signal sources 1eye captures for this workspace, and how many new buyers each one is allowed to create in a given day. Where To Find The Vision Pixel Installed New

​
Signal sources

Each source can be turned on or off independently. Turning one off pauses collection and processing for that source going forward — it doesn’t delete signals already captured.
  • Website Signals — buyer intent captured from activity on your website: page visits, form fills, and content engagement.
  • Market Signals — buyer intent captured from outside your website: research activity, product interest, and competitor evaluation.
  • LinkedIn Signals — buyer activity captured from LinkedIn: post engagement, reactions, and page follows.

​
Daily new-buyer limits

For each active source, choose how many new buyers it’s allowed to create in a given day:
  • No limit — the source creates a new buyer every time it finds one, with no daily cap.
  • Daily limit — set a maximum number of new buyers the source can create each day. A usage bar next to the source shows progress toward the cap (for example, 0 / 100 buyers today), and resets at the start of each day.
Signals for buyers already in this workspace don’t count toward this limit.

​
Turning off a signal source

Switching a source off here disables it across the workspace. In the left navigation, that source’s item under Signals shows a disabled, dimmed state and can’t be opened until the source is turned back on. Buyers and signals the source already created stay in place — turning it off only stops new activity from being collected. Website Signals depends on the Website Pixel being installed on your site. See Website Pixel to install or verify it.