A business signal is a push-style insight - generated automatically, the moment something material shifts in revenue, expenses, vendors, customers or cash position. Tweaxly doesn't wait for the owner to come asking; it surfaces the change first.
Every signal carries three things: what changed (the data), why it matters (the business interpretation), and what to do about it (a recommended action). That structure is non-negotiable - a signal without all three is a notification, not an insight.
Signals are tagged by severity. Critical means open this now (cash runway under 90 days, a single customer disappearing). High means open this today. Medium and Medium-High mean queue for the week. Low means digest at the end of the month. The severity model exists so the alert stream stays useful instead of becoming background noise.
Sensitivity is configurable. If your business has seasonal swings you already understand, mute that category; if a vendor's costs are expected to fluctuate, raise the threshold. Tweaxly learns from what you act on and what you ignore, and the signal mix sharpens over time.