Reach RevOps teams while the timing is right.
A RevOps team does not need more rows. It needs rows that were graded the same way, carry a named buyer, and say why the account came up. Your agent reads the public web, applies the definition you wrote once, and hands back records you can route without cleaning them first.
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See it work for RevOps teams.
Find accounts matching our customer that raised or expanded headcount this quarter.
Found 57 accounts with something new to talk about. Deduping against the CRM before scoring.
Simone F.Raised Series B
Noah B.Headcount up 30%
Amara D.Raised Series B
Viktor P.New region
Routing is only as good as the row it reads.
Graded, named, and carrying a reason
One message, then a rep owns it
Nothing sends without a human click
One written rule, applied to every row
Four things you stop doing yourself.
Who is in the market this week
Funding, hiring, company pages and tech stack come back from the open web as fields your team can grade and route, not as a flat list of names. Each row carries the date the thing happened.
Only the ones worth your time
Describe a good account in a sentence and that sentence does the filtering, applied identically to every record. Fit stops depending on which rep happened to look at the company.
The first line, already written
What reaches your sequences is a named buyer with the reason already attached, so the opener writes itself off the record. Whoever owns the account reads it and approves it before it sends.
Sent at a human pace
Messages go out spread through the day, never in a burst. A new sender starts gently and builds up. If anything looks wrong, it stops and tells you.
Where the record actually comes from.
Records your stack does not have to clean.
One rule, applied everywhere
Write down what a good account looks like, once. Every record is graded against that same sentence, so routing, priority and reporting all rest on a definition you can point at.
Records that arrive clean
Each account comes with a named buyer, checked at the moment you asked, not whenever a file was exported. Nothing to dedupe before a rep is allowed to see it.
Fresh, with a date
Because the reading happens on the open web, an account can arrive the same week it raised or doubled a team. Your plays fire on companies that are in market now.
The gaps in your CRM
Companies that fit your definition and are simply not in the database come back as new rows. Accounts holding only a generic contact come back with the buyer named.
Prefer to work in Claude?
BeReach runs as a connector inside Claude and Claude Cowork. Ask in plain language: it finds the people, tells you which ones are worth your time, and writes the first line. Nothing sends until you say so. See the Claude connector.
RevOps and data, the short version.
How does BeReach help a RevOps team?
It reads funding, hiring, company pages, tech stacks and public profiles on the open web, grades every account against the definition of fit you wrote, and returns records with a named buyer and the reason attached. What lands in the stack is supply, not a file to clean.
How does it keep data quality consistent?
The definition of a good account lives in one place and is applied to every record the same way. Routing, priority and reporting then rest on something you can show a room, instead of on whichever list a rep built last quarter.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Funding announcements, careers pages, company sites and public profiles.No records were purchased from a broker. That is also why records arrive dated to the week something happened rather than to a quarterly refresh.
Can it fill gaps in our existing CRM?
Yes. Companies that fit your definition but are missing from the database come back as new rows, and accounts holding only a generic contact come back with the buyer named. You close coverage holes rather than working the same list a fourth time.
Can the data feed our sequences and plays?
Yes. Accounts arrive graded, with a named contact and the reason they came up, which is what routing and sequencing need. When something fresh lands, your agent can also draft the opening message for whoever owns the account to approve.
Can I express our fit criteria in our own terms?
Yes, in plain words. Companies in our segment above fifty people that raised in the last quarter and run a competing tool. You write it the way your team says it out loud, and that sentence is what every account gets graded against.
How fast can we get scored accounts?
About two minutes. Describe the accounts you want, your agent reads the public sources, grades them against your definition, and returns rows with a named buyer and a date. Then your team routes them like any other supply. Nothing has to be mapped or cleaned first.
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Write down what a good account looks like, once. Your agent grades every company against it and returns named buyers with the reason attached.
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