Released: June 4, 2026

What's new

The Autobooks Hub now includes Signal Feed, a dedicated view in the left navigation that shows financial institutions which of their small business customers have activity worth noting, how each signal is categorized, and what action to take next.

The Hub pulls transaction data daily from your core banking system. Signal Feed processes that data and presents it in a table with the following columns:

• When — the date and time the transaction or trend was identified. 

• SMB — the small business name. Click to open that business’s full detail record.

• Activity — what the Hub identified as notable.

• Action — the prescribed next step your team can take based on the type of activity.

• Signal — how the activity is categorized: Opportunity, Risk, Notable, or Milestone.

• Category — the general topic the activity and signal relate to.

• Counterparty — if the activity involves a third party, this column identifies it by name when the core data makes it recognizable, such as a known payment processor or competing application. When the third party is not identifiable from the core data, a generic label appears instead.

• Amount — the dollar amount of the transaction or the total for a trend.

• Industry — the business’s industry classification based on NAICS code.

• SMB ID — the Autobooks customer identifier. 

Signal Feed is visible in the left navigation to FI Admin and Read-only users. Clicking a business name opens the SMB Detail View.

Signals are also listed inside the SMB Detail View for all Hub user types. The Detail View shows the rolling 90-day signal history for each individual business, including the specific activity behind each signal.

No configuration is required. Signal Feed is available automatically to eligible financial institutions and replaces the previous Deposit Signals feature

Why does it matter?

Your team cannot review every account every week. And the activity that matters, a business repaying a loan to an outside lender, moving significant volume through a competing processor, writing hundreds of checks that could be automated, does not announce itself.

Signal Feed surfaces that activity without your team having to dig through transaction data themselves. FI admins and front line bankers can see which businesses have notable activity, how each signal is categorized, and what specific action to take next. Each signal surfaces a prescribed next step, helping your team not only prioritize your outreach but also focus on the opportunity at hand.