Priority levels and what to do

Every Signal has one of three priority labels: High, Medium, or Low. The label is meant to tell you how urgently to respond.

The three levels

Priority	Colour	Meaning	Suggested check frequency	Action window
High	Red	Act now — a meaningful revenue opportunity or risk for a date that's coming up soon.	2–3 times a day	Immediately
Medium	Amber	Review today — important but not last-minute.	Daily	Same day
Low	Green	Good to know — background intelligence for planning.	2–3 times a week	Plan ahead

The colours match the badges on Signal cards in the Signals Hub and the dot indicators next to every stay date.

How Rate Radar decides priority

Priority is a function of two things:

How dramatic the change is. A 40 price drop carries more weight than a 10 drop. Two competitors going sold out is more significant than one.
How close the stay date is. A Signal for a date next week is more urgent than the same Signal for a date six months away. Distant dates can move materially before the stay actually happens.

You don't need to think about this — Rate Radar does the maths and shows you the label.

Filtering by priority

In the Signals Hub, click the High, Medium, or Low filter to narrow the list. The count next to each button shows how many unread Signals are at that level — useful for a quick triage when you open the Hub.