Where a signal comes from.
We show the source boundary, observed date, and reason a record matched your watch brief so you can decide whether it is useful.
Launch source
The launch feed is based on Companies House company-register information supplied through the licensed Company Radar source workflow. Origin Pulse stores source record identifiers, observed dates, source update information, source licence references, and a structured provenance snapshot with the derived signal.
How matching works
The delivery bridge selects active recent companies in an approved source sector, checks the configured region or postcode district, creates a deterministic fit score from freshness and record completeness, and sends the record only to active or trialling workspaces whose stream matches it. The customer API exposes only tenant-delivered signals.
Review and withdrawal
Records with incomplete evidence are held in an operator review queue. Approved records can be delivered; rejected records are excluded. If the source later reports a record as withdrawn or non-active, the bridge marks it withdrawn and the customer API excludes it. Operators can record a correction or review decision with an audit trail.
History and limitations
Starter, Growth, and Scale show 30-day, 90-day, and up-to-12-month history entitlements. Those windows are rolling limits over records retained and available from the source; they are not a promise that every historical record exists. We will not market a longer window as guaranteed until the source retention and backups have been verified.
Corrections and requests
To report an inaccurate company record, source withdrawal, duplicate, or delivery concern, email hello@originpulse.co.uk with the signal ID, company number, and the evidence you can share. We will review it against the source and record whether the signal was corrected, withdrawn, or retained with an explanation.