Monitors + plays: signal in, action out
Monitor
The trigger. It listens for an event or checks for changes on a schedule.
Play
The reaction. It can enrich, qualify, research, update a CRM, send an alert,
or run any other available Deepline action.
Pricing
We charge for monitor events. The cost of an event depends on the monitor you use, so check the full rate card for the exact price. Deepline shows the monitor configuration and estimated Deepline-credit cost before deployment. Provider spend is never exposed.See the full Monitors rate card
Compare every Deepline Monitor rate, including Deepline Native job posts,
promotions, mentions, job changes, social activity, and industry signals.
Two ways to monitor
Real time
A provider sends an event the moment something changes. Deepline writes the
accepted event to your warehouse and starts the bound play.
Scheduled
A play runs hourly, daily, weekly, or on another cron schedule. It can call
any available action, compare the result with prior data, and act on
changes.
A concrete real-time example
“Watch for new VP of Sales or Head of Revenue job postings at the
accounts in my target-accounts.csv. When one appears, enrich the company,
find the hiring manager’s email, and post it to our #signals Slack channel.”
1
A target account posts the role
The monitor detects the posting and writes the accepted event to your
warehouse.
2
The play starts
The bound play enriches the company and finds the hiring manager’s verified
email.
3
The outcome reaches your team
The play posts the enriched signal to Slack while the role is still open.
What can I monitor? (Some examples)
Anything an available Deepline action can observe can become a scheduled monitor. Real-time monitoring is available when the source provides an event stream. The examples below are starting points, not a fixed list of supported use cases.Example prompts
Real time · Hiring signal → alert
“Watch for new RevOps or GTM Engineer job postings at the companies
in
icp.csv. When one appears, enrich the company, find the likely hiring
manager, and send me a Slack summary.”Real time · Reply → qualify and route
“Capture replies to my Instantly campaigns. When someone is interested,
enrich the person, score the account, and create an Attio task for the
owner.”
Scheduled · Any action
“Every Monday, check the companies in
accounts.csv for new
decision-makers, product launches, pricing changes, and relevant news.
Compare with last week’s results and send only the changes to Slack.”How do I set one up?
1
Describe what to watch and what should happen
Give the agent the signal or schedule, the accounts or records in scope, and
the destination for the result.
2
Review the plan and price
Deepline shows the monitor, play, destination, and estimated Deepline-credit
cost before anything is deployed.
3
Confirm deployment
Once live, the play reacts to each accepted event or runs on its schedule.
A little about how it works
A little about how it works
You don’t need this to use Deepline Monitors. A real-time monitor provisions a
managed feed and points it at a private, per-workspace table in your Deepline
warehouse. Every accepted event is written as a typed row. A bound play
subscribes to that table and runs inline when a matching row appears.A scheduled monitor uses the same play machinery on a timer instead of an
event. Your data stays in your warehouse; the play is the only thing that acts
on it.
Explore plays next
Monitors decide when a play runs. See the play library for what it can do.