Signal lists Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools. Its Data Processing Addendum says these tools may receive public web research instructions, public URLs, public search terms and public web results.
The tools are excluded from Signal’s subprocessor schedule because they are not intended to receive Customer Personal Data. This disclosure appears in both the July 2026 initial DPA and the August 2026 version.
Signal’s August 2026 DPA names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools. It describes their potential inputs and explains their exclusion from its subprocessor schedule.
Signal Data Processing AddendumPublished 1 Aug 2026 · Signal · Web pageSignal’s August 2026 DPA names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools. It describes their potential inputs and explains their exclusion from its subprocessor schedule.
Signal Data Processing Addendum version 1.0.0
Published 1 Jul 2026 · Signal · Web page
Signal’s July 2026 initial DPA also names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools and describes the public information these tools may receive.
Signal Data Processing Addendum version 1.0.0Published 1 Jul 2026 · Signal · Web pageSignal’s July 2026 initial DPA also names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools and describes the public information these tools may receive.
Signal is commercial decision support and revenue guidance software operated by Signal Langis Ltd in England and Wales. It serves consumer-brand teams across sales, finance, marketing, category management and leadership. The platform combines business data, documents, prior analysis and market research to help assess pricing, promotions, retailer profitability, product portfolios and growth opportunities. Its tools include chat, analytical tasks, dashboards and shareable reports, bringing recommendations together with expected commercial impact, supporting evidence, assumptions and next actions.
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Signal lists Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools. Its Data Processing Addendum says these tools may receive public web research instructions, public URLs, public search terms and public web results.
The tools are excluded from Signal’s subprocessor schedule because they are not intended to receive Customer Personal Data. This disclosure appears in both the July 2026 initial DPA and the August 2026 version.
Signal’s August 2026 DPA names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools. It describes their potential inputs and explains their exclusion from its subprocessor schedule.
Signal Data Processing AddendumPublished 1 Aug 2026 · Signal · Web pageSignal’s August 2026 DPA names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools. It describes their potential inputs and explains their exclusion from its subprocessor schedule.
Signal Data Processing Addendum version 1.0.0
Published 1 Jul 2026 · Signal · Web page
Signal’s July 2026 initial DPA also names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools and describes the public information these tools may receive.
Signal Data Processing Addendum version 1.0.0Published 1 Jul 2026 · Signal · Web pageSignal’s July 2026 initial DPA also names Tavily among its public web data, search and extraction tools and describes the public information these tools may receive.
Signal is commercial decision support and revenue guidance software operated by Signal Langis Ltd in England and Wales. It serves consumer-brand teams across sales, finance, marketing, category management and leadership. The platform combines business data, documents, prior analysis and market research to help assess pricing, promotions, retailer profitability, product portfolios and growth opportunities. Its tools include chat, analytical tasks, dashboards and shareable reports, bringing recommendations together with expected commercial impact, supporting evidence, assumptions and next actions.
