You pick the named accounts and the exact pages that signal a buying window. When a target raises a round, opens a sales req, or your champion moves, you reach out while the window's still open.
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Watch your named accounts for buying signals
Add the pages you care about, tell us what to watch for, and get an email the moment something changes — set up free in about two minutes.
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Data Points Extracted & Validated
By the time you hear about the trigger, ten reps already emailed
The first vendor to reach out books the meeting about seventy percent of the time, and a trigger event has a short half-life. By the time a funding round or a new VP shows up in your batch intent data, the window's gone and you're the eleventh email.
- •First responder wins: the rep who reaches out first books the meeting roughly seven times in ten, and that's rarely the one waiting on a batch.
- •Triggers have a half-life: a funding announcement is warm for days, not weeks, and intent platforms report on their schedule, not the moment it happens.
- •Checking by hand doesn't scale: nobody manually refreshes 200 account newsrooms and careers pages, so the signals you'd act on slip past.
- •Spray and pray burns the list: without a real trigger, outbound is cold, and you torch accounts you could have warmed.
How it works
Load your target account list
Add the newsrooms, careers pages, and IR or filings pages for your tier-1 accounts, plus the champion LinkedIn profiles you want to watch for a job change.
Paste a whole named-account list.
We watch each page for the signal
Our agent checks every page on your cadence and catches a funding post, a new VP of Sales req, or a champion's move the moment it lands.
The instant the page changes, not a weekly score.
A human verifies before it's a task
Before the signal reaches you, a person confirms it's real and relevant to that account, then sends it with the link so you can write the opener.
No alert on a reposted old job.
Reach out while the window's open
You get the trigger in minutes, so your email lands before the account is buried under ten other reps working the same news.
Warm outbound, not spray and pray
Every touch is tied to a real signal you can name in the first line, which is the difference between a reply and the trash folder.
Careers pages are budget signals
A new VP of Sales or CRO req means budget and growth. You catch the req when it posts, not when ZoomInfo gets around to it.
Self-source pipeline on autopilot
Your named accounts tell you when they're ready, so you stop guessing who to call this week and work the ones that just moved.
What outbound teams point us at
- A target account's newsroom posts a Series B, and you're the first email before the headcount spree starts.
- A careers page opens a VP of Sales req, signaling budget and a team about to grow.
- Your champion's LinkedIn shows a job change into a tier-1 account on your list.
- An 8-K or S-1 filing lands, and you reach the account before the news cycle does.
- A pricing or product page changes in a way that signals the account is moving upmarket.
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Questions people ask
A person checks every trigger before it reaches you. The AI catches that a page changed; a human confirms it's a real funding round, a net-new req, or an actual job change, not a reposted listing, then sends it with the link. No busywork from false signals.
Yes. A VP of Sales req on a careers page or a fresh 8-K is often the earliest budget signal there is, well ahead of any database. You name the pages and we watch each one directly.
Those give you batch intent scores on their refresh schedule. We watch the specific pages you chose and tell you the instant one changes, so you act on a fresh trigger instead of a stale score everyone else already has.
Yes. Point us at the profiles or pages that show a champion moving roles, and you'll know when they land somewhere new, which is one of the warmest openers you can send.