Intent
Understand what people and businesses are actively researching. Watt’s intent data captures behavioral signals across categories and refreshes continuously to surface changing interests and demand.
- Volume
- On request
- Updated
- Daily
- Coverage
- United States
- Availability
- Available now
Intent describes what a person or business is actively looking into, expressed as signals tied to a topic and a point in time. Use it to time outreach, size demand in a category, or give a model or agent context on current interest.
Technical specifications
Rows vary by dataset. Dashed values are still being confirmed.
- VolumeTotal records or signals available
- On request
- Unit of recordWhat a single record or signal represents
- On request
- CoveragePopulation, business and geographic coverage
- On request
- Refresh cadenceHow often signals are refreshed
- Daily
- Historical depthHow far back data is available
- On request
- Signal taxonomyHow intent topics and categories are organized
- On request
- GranularityPerson, household, business or aggregate level
- On request
- Key fieldsRepresentative fields within the dataset
- On request
- Identifiers and linkageHow records match against other Watt datasets or customer data
- On request
- Format and schemaHow the underlying data is structured
- On request
- DeliveryWays to access this dataset
- MCP · Chat · API
- GeographyWhere the data applies
- United States
What’s inside
Example field families. The exact schema is confirmed per dataset.
- 01
Topic and category
What the person or business appears to be researching.
- 02
Recency
How recently the intent signal occurred.
- 03
Signal strength
Relative intensity or confidence of the behavior.
- 04
Entity resolution
Connection to a person, household or business where available.
- 05
Category hierarchy
The parent and child taxonomy around the signal.
- 06
Time series
Historical changes in intent where available.
Legal and licensing
Rights, permitted uses, and licensing terms vary by dataset. Watt provides dataset-specific licensing documentation during diligence.
From source to signal
The lifecycle every Watt dataset passes through. Stages are set per dataset.
- 01SourceData acquired from licensed, proprietary or otherwise permitted sources.
- 02RightsRights and permitted uses established for the dataset.
- 03NormalizeRaw inputs standardized into a consistent schema.
- 04ResolveRecords matched, linked, deduplicated or enriched where appropriate.
- 05IndexData transformed into the Watt Signal Graph.
- 06RefreshDataset recomputed on its appropriate cadence.
- 07DeliverAvailable through MCP, Chat and API.
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