For manufacturers and industrial sales teamsFor industrial sales teams
Never drive out there in vain.
Know everything worth knowing about a company before you walk in the door.
Built in Pittsburgh. In use with an industrial sales team.
Built for the drive
Readable on a phone, in a truck, five minutes before the meeting.
Every fact sourced
Each line carries where it came from and when we saw it.
Says what it doesn't know
Gaps are shown as gaps. Nothing is ever invented to fill space.
guaranteed sources
A fixed, named reading list. Counted, not claimed.
research lanes
An approved brief rests on three or more.
invented facts. Ever.
A gap is shown as a gap, never papered over.
link under every fact
With the date we read it.
IT FITS WHAT YOU ALREADY USE
It replaces nothing.
The brief lands where you already work. Copy the whole thing into an email, take it out as a spreadsheet, or send the address straight to your maps app. What connects to it next is listed below, marked built or not built.
- Copy and CSVReady
- Calendar prepOn the roadmap
- Maps and directionsReady
- SalesforceOn the roadmap
- HubSpotOn the roadmap
- Microsoft DynamicsOn the roadmap
We label what is built and what is not. Anything marked roadmap is not available yet.
Where the wall grows next
All of these: on the roadmap.
Email and calendar
- Gmail
- Outlook mail and calendar
- Google Calendar
- Calendly
- Zoho Mail
CRM
- Zoho CRM
- Pipedrive
Where you talk
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Zoom
Maps, sheets, and money
- Google Maps
- Mapbox
- Google Sheets
- QuickBooks
Don't see your tool?
If it has an API or an MCP server, the connector layer is being designed to reach it. That is an architecture decision, not a date: a tool is available when it carries a Ready label, and not before.
THE PRODUCT
This is what a brief looks like.
Written for the person selling, not for a general reader. Sample company, illustrative figures.
Kowalski Mechanical
Commercial HVAC contractorCarnegie, PA
Why you should care
They run nine service trucks and just posted two installer jobs, which usually means they took on work they cannot currently cover. Companies adding install capacity are the ones who need what you sell, and they need it before the work starts, not after.
Truck count from DOT registration, seen 2026-08-28Job postings seen 2026-08-30
The basics
| Employees | 18 est. |
| Revenue | 1M to 5M range |
| Founded | 1998 |
| Phone | (412) 555-0142 |
| Owner | listed publicly on their site |
Each row links to where it came from.
What we could not find
- Current insurance carrier. Not publicly available.
- Fleet age. No public record found.
- Decision maker direct line. Only the main number is published.
These are shown as gaps on purpose. We would rather tell you we do not know than guess.
How to open the conversation
“I saw you are hiring installers. Are you taking on more commercial retrofit work this fall?”
Specific, current, and it is not a line anyone else is using.
Ready before you walk in the door.
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