Act within 24 to 72 hours.
Thirty days after the funding headline, you're one of dozens of vendors who read the same news.
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Hiring spikes, funding rounds, executive changes, tech-stack shifts — we score more than three hundred real-time intent signals continuously, so your message lands when the buyer is actually in motion.
Timing beats copy. The same message that gets deleted in March gets a meeting in May, because in May the company raised a round, hired a VP of Sales, and started ripping out the tool you replace. Most outbound ignores this and sprays the whole market at the same cadence.
Our engine watches more than three hundred live signals across your entire addressable market: funding events, leadership changes, hiring spikes, tech-stack movement, expansion filings. Signals combine into one priority score per account, recalculated daily. When an account starts moving, it jumps the queue and gets a message that references what just changed. That is the difference between cold outreach and informed outreach.
A contextual pipeline needs two different kinds of data, and most outbound only uses the first.
Static data tells you a company could buy. A live signal tells you it's trying to solve the problem this quarter. Combined, the message addresses an active priority instead of a passive profile, and converts accordingly.
Every signal we track maps to one of four categories, each indicating a distinct need or a budget unlocking.
A signal is useless without a mapped angle. This is how an event payload becomes the opening line of a message.
A $50M round means more than a regional award. Every account gets one composite intent score, and three factors decide it.
How much the event type matters. An executive hire scores 9 out of 10; an award scores 4.
Full value inside 7 days, decaying steadily after. Old news is not a signal.
How precise the underlying match is, from 0 to 1. Low-confidence events get dropped, not sent.
When an account's score crosses the bar, it jumps the queue and enters the sending pipeline immediately. Everything below the bar keeps warming in nurture until it moves.
Event feeds connect straight to the outbound engine. No manual research, no stale lists, no missed windows.
Event webhooks and API streams scan the market continuously: funding, hires, launches, filings.
Events matched against your ICP rules, composite score calculated, low-confidence events dropped.
Decision-makers and champions fetched, waterfall enrichment produces verified emails and phones.
The event payload — the investor, the product name, the region — maps directly into the message.
The enriched lead enters a multichannel sequence within 24 to 48 hours of the event.
Act within 24 to 72 hours.
Thirty days after the funding headline, you're one of dozens of vendors who read the same news.
The signal justifies the timing. The message is about their problem.
No superficial congratulations. Use the event to explain why now, then get to the point.
Signal sources get reviewed on a schedule.
False positives erode trust fast. Feeds that drift out of alignment get fixed or cut.
Every tool, inbox, and dashboard is provisioned under your ownership — never ours.
Contacts, enrichment, and results live in your CRM as your permanent asset.
Playbooks, sequences, and learnings are documented and transferred to your team.
An observable event — a funding round, a new CRO, a job posting surge — that indicates an account is more likely to buy right now. We track 300+ of them.
Scored accounts are re-prioritized daily. An account that just raised a Series B gets a different message, on a different timeline, than one showing no movement.
Yes. Signal scoring is core infrastructure, not an upsell — because it's how we protect our own commission economics.
Zero management fees. Wholesale infrastructure. A commission of up to 10% that only exists when your deals do. One two-minute conversation tells you if the math works.
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