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Sales & sourcing

Different goals.
The same need to connect.

You’re looking for the right company, for the right reason.
Start with the workflow that fits your day.

01 / Sales & business development

Your capabilities.
Their next project.

Put your time into accounts with a reason to know you. Research the company, understand what’s changing, and start a conversation that fits the work.

  1. 01

    Define your kind of customer.

    Start with industries, territory, and relevant capabilities.

  2. 02

    Look for a reason to reach out.

    Review public activity and company context.

  3. 03

    Arrive with something relevant.

    Prepare your introduction and organize follow-up.

Start building your prospect list
Rows of modern CNC machines in a bright manufacturing facility
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATIONExample

“We work with manufacturers who need precision-machined components. Could our capabilities support your next production program?”

A starting point. Make it yours.

02 / Sourcing & procurement

Good sourcing starts
with better context.

Find potential suppliers around your requirements. Get the company details together before the first call, and turn a shortlist into a focused sourcing conversation.

  1. 01

    Start with the work.

    Identify the capabilities, industry, and location you need.

  2. 02

    Build a useful shortlist.

    Save relevant companies and review their profiles.

  3. 03

    Ask the right questions.

    Prepare an RFQ draft and confirm capacity, quality, and timing directly.

Find your next potential supplier
SUPPLIER RESEARCHExample criteria

The work comes first.

CapabilityCNC machining
MaterialAluminum
LocationYour sourcing territory
Next stepConfirm capacity & quality

A stronger shortlist starts with clear requirements.

Machined aluminum component with precise surface details

Your next chapter starts with a connection

Let’s find
your next.

Your next customer. Your next supplier.
Your next reason to pick up the phone.

Get started free Start with 5 full company views per month.