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Enterprise pipeline for growth‑stage software companies.

We help Series B+ and enterprise software companies win enterprise buyers beyond the founders’ relationships, with a predictable channel to the accounts that matter most.

Where growth stalls in this market:

Sales that rest on the founders
Buyers who are hard to reach
Deals decided by a whole buying group

What we deliver:Qualified introductions to enterprise buyers.

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Founder-led selling does not scale to enterprise buyers.

Once annual contract value is high five figures, six figures and above, the buyer is a group rather than one individual, and its decision runs across quarters.

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01The challenge

Sales that rest on the founders

Early revenue rests on a few relationships and referrals, with no repeatable channel.

A form of channel concentration

How we address it

We identify and engage organizations your channels cannot reach.

  • Each one qualified before it reaches you
  • A separate pipeline, beside your channels
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02The challenge

Buyers who are hard to reach

Decision-makers are hard to identify and reach, and brand sensitivity rules out volume.

A form of market complexity

How we address it

We show who is in market and plan how the buying group is reached.

  • Which organizations are in market now
  • A plan that covers the whole buying group
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03The challenge

Deals decided by a whole buying group

An account is won across several decision-makers at once, never in one conversation.

A form of growth risk

How we address it

We develop each account as one opportunity, not separate conversations.

  • Each decision-maker mapped and approached
  • Qualified against the agreed criteria
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Two kinds of software company. One buying problem.

An enterprise decision, made by a group, over months. Here is where growth stalls for each, and what an engagement changes.

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Series B+ software

Beyond the founders’ network.

A scaling sales team, where early revenue was carried by the founders and a few referrals.

  • Accounts your channels miss
  • No addition to your headcount
  • No waiting on your next hire

You receiveA separate pipeline, beside the channels you have.

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Enterprise software

Each account, one opportunity.

Selling to a buying group, where several decision-makers each hold a different part of the decision.

  • The buying group understood
  • Approached where each prefers
  • Every opportunity qualified

You receiveEnterprise buyers, qualified and ready for a conversation.

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Why adding sales headcount has not been sufficient.

Prior attempts to add SDRs, agencies or new channels have not produced durable results, leaving revenue concentrated and volatile.

See what we build so you do not have to
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Where one new client carries six- or seven-figure value, acquisition needs infrastructure a retainer cannot support. We operate proprietary infrastructure end to end for you.

Demand concentrated in a few relationships and referrals arrives in inconsistent volume. Every mandate is tracked at every step and reported to you.

Without a second channel, the business depends on a small number of accounts. We add a separate pipeline of qualified opportunities, from markets your channels do not reach.

Once built, the demand channel runs continuously. New enterprise customers do not wait on the founder’s own relationships, and the business depends less on any one account.

The nearest result, from education technology.

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Education · 90 days

An education technology company generates 373+ qualified opportunities.

The challenge

The company had to reach the schools and PTOs market within a strict timeline, the fall and spring windows, with limited availability.

What we built

  • Staged approaches to each decision-maker, within the fall and spring windows
  • Messaging developed for schools, PTOs and librarians
  • A pipeline of qualified opportunities, built within the term

The outcome

The school term set the window. Messaging was written separately for schools and PTOs, and again for librarians, reflecting the different decision-makers involved.

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373+Qualified opportunities
$4.85MPipeline
$970KProjected revenue

Results from one completed 90-day mandate. The results distinguish qualified opportunities and pipeline from projected revenue.

At enterprise contract values, the requirements change.

When a single customer carries six- or seven-figure lifetime value, our thesis applies: proprietary technology, market intelligence and established partnerships become justified.

You gain a capability that already exists, instead of building the research, intelligence, technology and commercial functions in-house. Our team runs the mandate end to end; your sales team engages once an opportunity is confirmed.

Six figures+Annual contract value: high five figures, six figures and above
6–7Figures of lifetime value at this tier
1,500+Transactions the infrastructure is built from
40+Industries behind the approach

The software companies we take on.

We take on a small number of mandates. Before any account is approached, your company is screened on its customer economics and on the depth of its market: enough reachable accounts to sustain demand beyond a first round.

Where we fit

Where we are not

Series B+ and enterprise software companies selling to buying groups

Small-ticket or transactional offers, where volume tactics already work

An offer customers already buy, with the evidence to show it

An unproven offer: we do not take one to market to test it

A named person who responds to each opportunity and closes

No repeatable sales process

Capacity to serve more customers, at the pace agreed

A long cycle expected to deliver revenue within a quarter

How an engagement reaches the enterprise buyer.

An example ninety-day engagement, from first insight to a qualified conversation with your sales team. Once built, the intelligence and distribution keep running; timings vary by mandate.

  1. Weeks 1 to 2

    Assess and align

    We agree the enterprise accounts that matter, and every role in their buying group.

    What reaches youA written target profile, and the criteria a qualified opportunity must meet to be accepted.

  2. Weeks 3 to 4

    Intelligence and architecture

    We map which accounts are in market, and plan the approach to each role in the group.

    What reaches youEarlier sight of who is in market, and a plan for reaching each account’s decision-makers.

  3. Month 2

    Distribution and validation

    Each role is approached on your standards, and every response is qualified before sales.

    What reaches youQualified opportunities, each with its evidence and an agreed next step such as a meeting.

  4. Month 3, then every quarter

    Compounding performance

    Segments, messaging and channels shift toward the accounts that respond.

    What reaches youEvery approach, response and introduction reported, and a sharper mandate each quarter.

What a mandate means for your team.

Who runs the mandate?

We do. Our team runs the mandate end to end on infrastructure developed in-house, so nothing is added to your headcount, and nothing is handed to your team to run unless you ask.

Does an engagement change how our team sells?

No. The systems we build integrate with your business without landing in your team’s workload. What they produce is a separate pipeline, running beside the channels you have.

When does our sales team step in?

Once an opportunity is confirmed. Before involving your sales team, we check that it meets the agreed profile and is ready to progress, with a next step defined.

Who in the buying group do you reach?

The people who can move the decision: the economic buyer, the functional sponsor, the operators who will use what is bought, and the path one title away. Who holds each role is defined with you before any approach is made.

The buying group behind each deal, and where to go next.

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Perspectives

The buying group is the customer

The decision belongs to a whole buying group, never one person.

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Market

AI and technology

Winning the enterprise accounts that define an AI or technology category.

See the market

Build a channel beyond the founders’ network.

Tell us about your market, the enterprise accounts you want to win and where growth has stalled. Where there is alignment, we schedule a working session.

Diligence at no cost

We assess whether your market can deliver before any engagement.

A clear answer on fit

If your market cannot deliver, we tell you early, and why.

A draft scope

Where there is alignment, initial drafts for your team to review.