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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, IN CONTEXT

Know who to
call today.

And why now.

COR follows the companies that matter to you and highlights developments that may give you a reason to make contact.

Your accounts. New opportunities. Your judgment.

Your commercial radarContext before contact
Commercial signalIllustrative example

Delta Property

Eight new buildings. One reason to reconnect.

What happened

Delta Property acquires eight office buildings.

Why it may matter

A larger property portfolio may create a need for technical inspections and compliance inventories.

Suggested next step

Check who is responsible for the new locations and whether an inspection partner is already in place.

Source type: company announcement Verify before contact
The event is a fact. The opportunity is a hypothesis.

START WITH YOUR BUSINESS

What should COR
look for for you?

Your website is the starting point: what you sell, who may buy it and which developments could matter.

Analyse your company website

Continue in COR’s existing analysis experience.

HOW IT WORKS

From market noise
to a reason to call.

The complete process
01

Understand your business

What you sell, who you serve and what could create demand.

02

Watch the market

Follow your accounts and relevant public sources.

03

Find the signal

Separate potentially useful developments from ordinary news.

04

Explain the context

See the evidence, commercial relevance and timing.

05

You decide

Investigate, make contact or simply keep watching.

RELATIONSHIPS FIRST

Inside your accounts.
And beyond them.

01 / EXISTING RELATIONSHIPS

Your next opportunity may already be in your CRM.

A customer opens a distribution centre. COR helps you understand whether that development is a useful reason to reconnect.

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02 / NEW OPPORTUNITIES

A company you don’t know. A development worth investigating.

COR also looks beyond your relationships for companies and events that fit your commercial profile. A signal is a starting point for investigation.

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WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET

The news.
The context.
The next question.

Understand what happened, why it may matter to your business and what to check before you make contact.

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Commercial signalIllustrative example

Northline Manufacturing

Three new sites. What needs checking?

What happened

A manufacturer announces three production locations, expected to open within six months.

Why it may matter

New production sites may need initial technical inspections and periodic compliance testing.

Suggested next step

Check who is responsible for the new locations and whether an inspection partner is already in place.

Source type: company announcement Verify before contact

RELEVANT PUBLIC SOURCES

COR watches the signals.
You keep the relationship.

Company websitesCompany newsPress releasesLinkedIn company activity, where availableAccount-specific public sources

Coverage depends on the sources available for each account.

A SHARED LANGUAGE

What is a
commercial trigger?

An event or development that may create a reason for a company to buy, reconsider or expand a product or service.

New locationsAcquisitionsExpansionInvestmentNew projectsRegulatory change

The same event can matter to one supplier and be irrelevant to another. Context makes the difference.

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EVIDENCE BEFORE CONCLUSIONS

News is easy to find.
Relevance is harder.

Context

What your company sells and who you want to reach.

Relevance

How a development might create a commercial need.

Timing

Why it may be useful to investigate now.

How COR evaluates opportunities

A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Before you start.

What is COR?

COR is an account monitoring and commercial intelligence platform. It follows companies and market developments and helps you understand when there may be a reason to make contact.

Who is COR for?

B2B account managers, sales teams and business owners who want useful context for conversations with existing accounts and potential customers.

Does COR send messages automatically?

This experience leaves the commercial decision with you. It does not send prospect messages automatically.

Is every signal a lead?

No. A development may be useful account news, a hypothesis worth exploring or a reason to act. Evidence of an event does not prove buying intent.

YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION

Find your next reason to call.

Start with your website. Build a radar around your business.

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