Documentation
Getting Started
Welcome to Palanor
What Palanor is, what it is not, and how to get oriented in the first ten minutes.
Finding your way: scopes and the menu
One menu on your own pages and in your organization: a scope switcher at the top, your scope's pages on the left, the world below them, ⌘K for anything, and one bell.
The Onboarding Course
A fifteen-minute, four-part walk through Signals, Context News, Futures and Scenarios, and Studies.
Ask: One Question In
Say what you are watching for. Numen names the shape it should take — Signal, Study, Scenario, Futures Frame, Report or Screen — and prefills it.
Your First Week
A sensible cadence for the first five working days inside Palanor.
Mobile Navigation
On a phone, the menu opens from the button at the top left, with the scope switcher at its head.
Narrowing the menu
The menu on the left is 252 pixels wide with names, or 56 with icons only. ⌘\ switches; Palanor remembers your choice.
The Palanor status page
How to read palanor.com/status — what the surfaces are, what each state means, and what the page does not tell you.
Your Company Profile
Edit what Palanor knows about your organization, classify it, look up its size from a public source, and refresh it from your website.
The Resources Pillar
Five surfaces of your own house — Cadence, Workstream, Finance Watch, Capital Watch, Charge — weighed against the world Intelligence is reading outside.
Reader, Pro, or Palanor Enterprise — which account is yours
Two Terminal tiers for individuals (Reader free, Pro paid) and one plan for organizations.
Reader basics — your first ten minutes
What you get free, what to do first, and how to find the signal you care about fastest.
Pro — what you unlock
Signal Builder, Weave, the Workspace Lab, data exports, the magenta compass and more Numen credits.
Palanor Data in Python, Excel and Google Sheets
Read Palanor signals, Foresight, saved screens and the company graph from Python or straight into Excel or Google Sheets with your API key, and see where every value comes from.
The six spreadsheet functions
LAST, HISTORY, FORESIGHT, SEARCH, SCREEN and ENTITY: what each returns in Excel, Google Sheets and Python, and what each costs.