Account Intelligence
ONE NIGHTReads the market between 23:00 and 07:00, and holds most of it back.
Hand Account Intelligence your account list and it reads the market overnight. The hard part was never the research. It's that almost none of what turns up means anything to the person who has to act on it. So the product isn't the research. It's the grading.
Reads the market between 23:00 and 07:00, and holds most of it back.
How it decides
Before 7am, five specialist researchers cover every account on the list: news, people moves, financials, competitive shifts and open RFPs. Then every single finding is scored one to five, on one question: does this connect to what the rep actually sells?
The bottom two tiers are always the biggest. That is simply what the news is like. A tool that forwards all of it is just another inbox to work through. This one is built to be judged on what it holds back.
Why the signals hold up
The AI is not allowed to go searching on its own. Pages are fetched first, and it may only interpret what those pages actually say, which is what stops it inventing a plausible-sounding event that never happened.
Separate researchers cover news, people moves, financial health, competitive movement and open RFPs. Each keeps its own refresh window, because an RFP goes stale in days and a leadership change doesn't.
Disagree with a grade and change it. Those corrections are remembered and fed back into future scoring, so it moves toward what this particular rep considers worth knowing.
The rep starts the day already knowing what moved at their accounts overnight. Not a digest to work through, but a short list of customers with something worth calling about, and the reason sitting next to each name.
A 20-minute call. If I can't help, I'll say so and point you somewhere that can.
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