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Find current contacts at target companies for new business.
Get a sales lead list with public profile links and role-fit notes when you email the companies and titles you want researched.
Surface new businesses to review for client outreach.
Get a shortlist of sales leads for your target segment, with source links, signs of current activity, and published contact routes.
Spot new local prospects and confirmed closures in each territory.
Get a fresh territory lead list every Monday. See new prospects and confirmed closures. Review possible duplicates before outreach.
Sort permit alerts into projects worth pursuing.
Your sales team gets a ranked construction lead list from permit alerts, with project details and reasons to follow up.
Draft proposals for new client opportunities from buyer RFPs.
Get a tailored RFP proposal draft in your sales inbox, with unanswered requirements clearly marked for review.
Send approved first contacts to prospective clients across team windows.
Your first-contact emails go out across your team's send windows, with opt-outs checked and a dated ledger of the results.
Send prospects the next steps agreed on an introductory call.
Your sales call follow-up email reflects your notes and recent replies, with the send result right on the call.
Introduce the firm to approved accounts with a sourced first email.
Your lead approves a target account, and you get a relevant first email or a clear reason to review it.
Open conversations with approved prospects using account notes.
Your outreach email template becomes tailored first emails, with prior contacts skipped and a report showing exactly what went out.
Route relevant employer openings to their account owners.
Your account owners see relevant openings at watched employers, with links and fit notes, while uncertain matches carry a review flag.
Submit approved bids for new clients before their deadlines.
Your RFP proposal goes to the buyer when the package meets their instructions. You get a sent-mail receipt or a clear issue to resolve.
Send a next step in unanswered new business conversations when due.
Keep sales follow-up emails moving on the dates you choose. See the exact text sent or why a prospect thread needs your attention.