More deals. Fewer competitors at the table.
Your competitors buy the same data you do. I build the system that finds the customers it misses, tells you when they're ready to buy, and makes sure your team follows up on every one.
- Company
- Industrial manufacturer, 1,000+ employees, sites abroad, Baden-Württemberg
- Source
- District building authority: the company filed a preliminary inquiry for a new production site
- What it means
- They're checking whether they can build a new factory. Nothing is designed yet.
- Why now
- Factories are designed around their machines. The supplier who's in before the design shapes it.
- Next step
- Account assigned to the sales team
From the $13.2M case, details anonymized.
~1,200 firms
mapped in a segment no database has: too big for a local broker, too small for WTW.
$13.2M
won after a planning permit showed a new factory months before the announcement.
~400 decision makers
contacted in 4 weeks by one person, every one tracked in the CRM. The same system I'd build for you.
What "ready to buy" looks like in your market
Pick the part that's costing you deals
How it builds up
Every enquiry from the website, email and Instagram lands in one CRM, with an automatic reply and a follow-up task
No enquiry sits unanswered anymore
A list of the buyers in their best market, researched and scored, plus a cold email setup
The sales team has more conversations than inbound alone ever brought
A feed of new buyers as they appear (openings, expansions, fit-outs), straight into the CRM
They hear about a new buyer before the competitors do
I keep it running, add markets and sources, and drop what doesn't turn into deals
It keeps getting better without them managing it
How one building inquiry became a $13.2M deal
The client: a machinery maker selling into German industry. Their pipeline came from trade shows and handshakes. Their best buyers weren't in any database.
What I built
- An account list from trade-show attendees and chamber memberships
- Automated research on every account: websites, news, job postings
- Crawlers for district building authorities, including scanned PDFs
The signal
A target account had filed a preliminary inquiry. They were asking whether they could even build a new factory. No design, no announcement, no competitors.
Why that mattered
A factory is designed around its machines. Get in before the design, and you help shape it.
Result: the sales team was on the account that week, and won a $13.2M deal. In the client's words: "Thanks to you we won it."
Émile Schneider: engineer, ex-quant, and I've sold.
I built 24/7 trading infrastructure, where a signal that doesn't predict loses money within days. So my systems don't silently break, and every signal gets tested before your team acts on it.
I've built bidding and estimating software together with construction project managers, so I know how work gets won on the other side of the table.
I've also sold: I rebuilt a startup's go-to-market around a new market and spent months cold calling. I build for how sellers actually work. In English, German and French.
Is this for you?
Good fit
- You sell high-value deals to businesses. One new customer can pay for the whole year.
- Your buyers are hard to find: not in the usual databases, or hidden in a niche.
- Your pipeline comes from trade shows, relationships, distributors or inbound.
- You have people selling, but nobody to build the data and software behind them.
Not a fit
- Your buyers are easy to filter in a database. A Clay shop will be cheaper than me.
- You don't have anyone to act on the leads yet.
You know what your sales need. Let's get it built.
30 minutes on how you sell today. You get a straight answer: whether I can get you more deals, how, and how soon. If I can't, I'll tell you.
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