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A pipeline of the right accounts, ranked, with why now.

ScoutPrecision Market Mapping

Your team spends its best hours on lists that were never going to buy.

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Account MapIllustrative sample
  1. Rail infrastructure contractor

    Won a regional framework in September

    Act this week
    High
  2. Water utility programme partner

    Hiring three information managers

    High
  3. Solar EPC firm

    Expanding into two new regions

    High
  4. Facilities aggregator

    New CTO from a past client

    High
Scout ranks. Your team decides what stays on the list.

Sound familiar?

"Our list comes from a few LinkedIn filters."

"Nobody can say why an account is on it."

"We don't know which accounts to call first."

The wrong list costs twice.

Once in the time your team spends on accounts that never buy, and again when a competitor reaches the right ones first.

Your list stops being a guess.

Precision Market Mapping learns who your firm wins with and why, from your past wins, your proposals and your CRM. It scores your own lists, the accounts it finds and the leads that come to you on the same scale.

The Account Map.

Accounts ranked by fit, each with one line on why it fits, the timing signal that says why now, the people to contact, and which to target first.

What matters most this quarter?

Account Map, ranked by Scout

Illustrative sample

  1. Rail infrastructure contractor

    Same asset-data problem as your two largest wins

    High

  2. Water utility programme partner

    Runs projects your BIM team already supports

    High

  3. Solar EPC firm

    Your design-automation work fits its bid volume

    High

  4. Facilities aggregator

    Buys services across the contractors you used to sell to

    High

  5. Highways consultancy

    Similar scope to last year's won bid

    Medium

  6. Data-centre builder

    Needs survey-to-model capacity, newer ground for you

    Medium

6 accounts, by fit with past wins

Scout ranks. Your team decides what stays on the list and who approaches.

Four steps. Your people approve the map.

  1. Learn

    From your past wins, proposals and CRM.

    Past wins, from your CRMIllustrative sample
    1. Asset-data handover, rail clientWon
    2. BIM support, water programmeWon
    3. Design automation, solar developerWon
    4. Survey to model, highways clientLost
    5. Estates data, hospital groupProposal
    Reading your CRM export
  2. Map

    Your market, beyond the accounts you already know.

    Account MapIllustrative sample
    1. Data-centre builder

      Found by Scout

    2. Highways consultancy

      On your list

    3. Facilities aggregator

      Found by Scout

    4. Rail infrastructure contractor

      Found by Scout

    5. Solar EPC firm

      On your list

    Scout ranks. Your team decides.
  3. Rank

    By fit and timing, each with a reason and the people to contact.

    Account MapIllustrative sample
    1. Rail infrastructure contractor

      Won a regional framework in September

      Act this week
    2. Facilities aggregator

      New CTO from a past client

      High
    3. Solar EPC firm

      Expanding into two new regions

      High
    4. Data-centre builder

      Two new sites announced

      Medium
    5. Highways consultancy

      Tender cycle reopens in Q1

      Medium
    Scout ranks. Your team decides.
  4. Review together

    A working session where your team decides what stays on the list.

    You approve
    Account MapIllustrative sample
    1. Rail infrastructure contractor

      Won a regional framework in September

    2. Facilities aggregator

      New CTO from a past client

    3. Solar EPC firm

      Expanding into two new regions

    4. Data-centre builder

      Two new sites announced

    5. Highways consultancy

      Tender cycle reopens in Q1

    You approve: 4 accounts stay on the map

Clear lines, from day one.

Scout

  • Research and enrich
  • Watch for timing signals
  • Rank by fit and timing
  • Keep the map current

Your people

  • Approve the list
  • Choose who approaches
  • Win the meeting

Our team

  • Set it up for your firm
  • Run the review session
  • A named person who knows your setup

The map hands off.

The Virtual Sales Rep picks up the ranked list. Your people take the high-value accounts, with the brief ready. Whitespace Market Mapping looks for the segments the map can't see yet.

Your questions

  • The output of Precision Market Mapping: your market mapped, ranked and explained. Each account comes with why it fits, why now, and who to contact. We walk through it with your team in a working session, and your people decide what stays on the list. We scope and quote it on the call.
  • Two places. First, your own record of who you win with: past wins, proposals and your CRM. Second, public signals on each account, such as hiring, funding, expansion and RFP cycles. Your history tells us what a good account looks like for your firm. The signals tell us which of them to approach now.
  • Keep them. Your CRM stays the source of truth, and a data tool still gives you names. Neither tells you which accounts deserve a partner's time this quarter, or why. This sits on top of both and tells you where to aim them.
  • With it. The map tells your people where to aim, and they decide who approaches and how. It takes the research that used to fill their day, so their time goes on the conversations.
  • One kick-off call, your past wins or a CRM export, and one review session with the people who know your accounts. We do the rest, and a named person on our team stays with you throughout.
  • Your data stays with your firm and is never shared with another client. Only the people you name, and the Yarlis team members who look after your setup, can see it.