Understanding Searches in Pulse
Searches tell Pulse what to track, delivering only the updates that matter. They automatically monitor companies, assets, commodities, or events and send tailored, noise-free results straight to you.
Why use a search
Think of a search as your personal research assistant — one that never sleeps.
It works continuously in the background to:
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Monitor your focus areas and update them automatically.
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Surface new matches from across filings, reports, and verified sources.
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Deliver updates directly to your inbox, dashboard, or documents — however you prefer to work.
This means less time digging and more time analysing, prioritising, and acting.
What a search can track
Searches are flexible and can be built around almost any area of interest, including:
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Specific companies or company groups.
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Mining assets or projects.
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Countries or regions.
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Lifecycle stages — such as M&A, feasibility studies, or construction starts.
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Commodities — such as gold, copper, or rare earths.
You can also combine filters to create powerful, targeted searches.
For example:
“Nickel projects in Indonesia entering pre-feasibility.”
Searches grow with your needs — allowing you to refine and expand focus areas over time.
Where search results appear
Once you’ve created a search, results appear automatically in:
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Your dashboard — showing live updates and matches.
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Your email digest (if alerts are enabled).
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Any Word or Excel exports you generate.
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Shared team views, if collaboration is turned on.
This keeps your workflow connected, so you can move seamlessly between monitoring, analysis, and reporting.
How many searches you can create
You can create as many searches as you need — there’s no set limit.
Many users create one search per client, region, or investment theme for easier management.
Tip: Name your searches clearly so they’re easy to find and manage later.
Examples:
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LatAm copper M&A
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Tier 1 gold – watchlist
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Battery metals exploration – global
How to edit or pause a search
Every search is fully editable. You can:
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Change or refine filters.
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Pause or resume the search at any time.
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Adjust delivery preferences (e.g. email frequency or on/off).
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Rename or delete the search if no longer needed.
To manage your searches, go to the Searches section in the side navigation.
From there, you can open, edit, or pause any saved search — without losing your data or configuration.
Why it matters
Searches make Pulse proactive.
Instead of digging through multiple pages or data sources, you define your focus once — and Pulse continuously collects everything relevant to it.
It’s your faster, smarter way to stay ahead of the market, turning endless information into targeted, meaningful insight.
Next steps
Now that you understand how Searches work and why they matter, you're ready to start using them to simplify your mining intelligence workflow. Here’s where to go next:
If you want to learn how to build your first Search from scratch using filters and focus areas:
→ Read: Creating a Search
If you would like to explore how to rename, pause, or refine your Searches as your needs evolve:
→ Read: Managing Your Searches
If you would like to see how to navigate the Results page and explore live updates from your Searches:
→ Read: Viewing Search Results