Editing Signal Mapping Rules
Accessing the Edit Form
- Navigate to Signal Mapping > Signal Rules tab
- Find the rule and click Edit
- The form loads with current values
All fields from rule creation are editable: rule details, conditions, and field mappings.
Impact of Changes
Changes only affect signals processed after saving. Previously processed signals retain their original mappings unless you enable reprocessing.
| Change Type | Effect |
|---|---|
| More restrictive conditions | Fewer signals match going forward |
| Less restrictive conditions | More signals match going forward |
| New field mapping | Future signals populate the new field |
| Changed source path | Different data extracted from future signals |
| Removed mapping | Field no longer populated from new signals |
| Priority change | Alters which rule matches first when conditions overlap |
Previewing Changes
After modifying conditions, click Preview Matching Signals to verify the updated match count before saving.
Reprocessing Signals
To apply updated rules to already-processed signals:
From the edit form: Enable the Reprocess Matching Signals toggle before saving. A background job reprocesses matching signals with the updated mappings.
From Signal Explorer: Navigate to Signal Explorer and click Process Signals to reprocess pending signals against all current rules.
Reprocessing updates lead/account records with new field mappings. Original signal data is never modified.
Deleting Rules
- Navigate to Signal Rules
- Click Delete on the rule
- Confirm deletion
Deletion cannot be undone. Future signals matching the deleted rule will go unprocessed (status: skipped).
Previously processed signals retain their data after rule deletion.
Troubleshooting
Changes not taking effect -- Verify you clicked Save. Changes only apply to signals arriving after the save time.
Match count changed unexpectedly -- Review all condition modifications, especially AND vs. OR logic changes.
Reprocessing not completing -- Check Signal Explorer for job status. Archived signals cannot be reprocessed.
Role Attribution
Each signal rule carries a Buying-group role points section — one collapsible panel per ICP, each with a point input for every role in that ICP. Expand a panel to see or change how much this signal contributes to each role. Click Save inside the panel to persist your changes; a Save all (n) button appears at the top when multiple panels have unsaved edits.
You can also manage attribution across all signals at once from the Role Attribution tab in Signal Mapping. See Role Attribution tab for the full walkthrough, and Signal and role attribution for the conceptual background.