The sales solution for consultancy leaders
Book a ConversationYou open your feed and everything’s there. Who’s replied. Who’s changed jobs. What’s happening at your target accounts. What meetings you have today. Follow-ups that are due. It takes about fifteen minutes to get through the lot. No trawling LinkedIn. No trying to remember who you were meant to chase. It’s just there.
A reply lands from a prospect you haven’t thought about in months. Great. But is it worth dropping everything for? The app tells you. She’s a Tier 1 target. This is her first reply after three touchpoints. She’s asking about timelines, which is a buying signal. It’s the same thinking you’d do yourself if you had twenty minutes to sit and piece it together. You just get it in a paragraph.
Next to every signal there’s a draft reply, ready to go. Written using the full history of what you’ve sent, what they’ve said, and what makes sense to say next. You read it, tweak it if you want, and hit approve. Or skip it entirely. Nothing goes out without your approval. The whole action takes no more than thirty seconds.
Every relationship. Every follow-up. Every prospect who might be ready in six months.
It's all in your head. And when a big project lands and you disappear into delivery, none of it gets done.
Nobody picks it up. Nobody's watching. You come up for air and the pipeline's empty again.
How It Works
Who it's for
You could probably name every company worth selling to in your market. Hundreds, not hundreds of thousands.
Your deals are big enough that losing one hurts and winning one changes the quarter.
Sales take months, sometimes years. Built on trust and credibility, not demos and discounts.
You're the one who brings in the work. Maybe one or two others help, but it starts and ends with you.
Your delivery is excellent. Clients stay for years. That's never been the problem.
The problem is nothing's running in the background. When you're busy, BD stops. When BD stops, the pipeline dries up. Same cycle, every time.
If that sounds familiar, we should probably have a conversation.