An account-fit brief
Industry, geography, size, needs, target roles and disqualifiers that define which businesses are worth researching.
Give your sales team research they can work from: accounts that fit, contacts qualified against agreed criteria and a clear handoff with sources and open questions.
Every record should explain why it belongs, what has been verified and what the next person needs to do.
A qualified contact is not automatically an interested buyer. We agree what “qualified” means before research starts.
The scope, required access, delivery responsibilities and ongoing support are agreed before work starts.
Industry, geography, size, needs, target roles and disqualifiers that define which businesses are worth researching.
Relevant account and contact fields, source links, verification status, fit rationale and explicit gaps.
A clean sheet or agreed import format with priorities, opener context and next actions for your team.
Bring your offer, examples of suitable businesses and the accounts you want excluded. Agree the qualification threshold.
Check a small set of researched records before scaling. Correct the criteria while the work is easy to adjust.
Agree the field mapping and handoff. Outreach, CRM changes and ongoing enrichment are separate scope unless included.
It means a record meets the role, fit and verification criteria we agreed. It does not imply purchase intent, permission to contact through every channel or a guaranteed meeting.
No guessed address is presented as verified. Source and verification status stay with each contact. Missing information is clearly marked.
Yes. The scope can focus on checking fit, removing duplicates, updating roles and enriching the records you already have.
Research and handoff are this offer. Approved outreach can be scoped through Cold Email Marketing, with its own sending and reply-handling setup.
We’ll turn that into clear research and qualification criteria.