Radar

Radar is the weekly read of what moved: retention risks, what shipped and who should hear about it, and new opportunities. Annsa builds it from every signal in the week and delivers it as a Monday email plus a live page in the app — one document, not a dashboard to interpret.

It arrives at 9am Monday in your own timezone, from Annsa updates@annsa.ai. The subject line is the week's lead, not a template — "Search export shipped — 12 accounts ready for share-back" when something moved, "A steady week — nothing needs you right now" when nothing did.

Beneath them, the spec pipeline: Ready · Building · Shipped · Shared.

Every line opens its priority. A theme moving fast carries its pace with it — "accelerating · 4 signals/day" — and the priority's spec is one click further. Radar is a reading of the same list you work from; nothing in it is a separate system.

Connected workspaces get Radar in the channel too. Reply in the Radar thread and Annsa answers there — "which accounts are behind the export theme?" gets its answer in the thread, visible to everyone. See Ask Annsa in Slack.

When nothing needs you, Radar says so — "Nothing needs your attention this week." No manufactured urgency, no padding. The weeks it speaks up are the weeks it means it.

Every Monday at 9am in your own timezone, from Annsa updates@annsa.ai. The subject is the week's biggest movement — a shipped feature ready for share-back, accounts gathering behind a request — or a plain "a steady week" when nothing needs you.

Radar is Annsa's weekly summary of movement in your customer feedback: retention risks, shipped work whose customers haven't heard back, and new opportunities gaining ground. It reads every signal from the week and arrives as a Monday email plus a live page in the app.