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LAB 03 / Account intelligence

Research that arrives decision-ready.

Is this account worth attention, and what should happen next?

My role

Data architecture, enrichment strategy, model routing, and product design

Built for

Small GTM teams that need enterprise-grade account judgment without a large research function

Operating cadence

Event-driven enrichment, daily queue, weekly score calibration

Why it exists

Enrichment creates more fields, not necessarily more understanding. This system was built to turn fragmented research into a defensible action. It preserves source evidence, shows uncertainty, and routes only accounts with a real reason to act.

The experience organizes fragmented evidence into a concise account point of view. It shows fit, timing, relationship paths, risks, and the next best action with traceable evidence.

Working product

Inspect the system in motion.

Switch views, follow the evidence, and see how an automated signal becomes an owned operating action.

Account IntelligenceANONYMIZED PRODUCT EXAMPLE

Queue recalculated

Views

System state

Ready for review

Account 047

Strong fit, active timing, two credible paths in.

The account point of view is built from visible claims. Each claim carries a source, freshness, and confidence level.
Fit86

strong

Timing74

active

Access02

warm paths

Market fit4 sources

Multi-location operating model

Location count, segment, workflow complexity, and technology posture match the target pattern.

TimingFresh 6d

Transformation mandate is visible

Recent hiring, technology change, and leadership language point to an active operating priority.

UncertaintyResearch

Budget ownership is unresolved

No source confirms which executive controls the current initiative or its operating period.

All names, values, accounts, and messages are anonymized or illustrative. The interaction patterns reflect working systems.

Operator experience

What the person using it can actually do.

01

Evidence map

Fit, timing, intent, and relationship claims with a visible source and confidence level.

02

Relationship paths

Direct, internal, and second-degree routes ranked by strength and context.

03

Research queue

A prioritized worklist based on expected value, freshness, and evidence completeness.

04

Action brief

A concise point of view, recommended angle, likely objection, and next best action.

Under the interface

The automation closes a loop.

The value is not the alert or the dashboard. It is the complete path from source evidence to a verified operating outcome.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Find candidate accounts and detect new first-party or market activity.

  2. 02

    Enrich

    Run a cost-aware waterfall across trusted sources and preserve provenance.

  3. 03

    Judge

    Score fit, timing, intent, and access with explicit confidence.

  4. 04

    Compose

    Create a decision brief grounded only in supported evidence.

  5. 05

    Route

    Send qualified work to the right owner and suppress low-confidence noise.

Signal layer

Inputs are evidence, not decoration.

FirmographicsHiring and newsWeb behaviorCommunity activityCRM historyRelationship graph
Evidence over enrichment volumeConfidence must be visibleModel cost follows decision valueA brief ends with an action

How it works

  1. 01

    Collect first-party and third-party evidence

  2. 02

    Score the evidence without hiding uncertainty

  3. 03

    Route analysis to the right model

  4. 04

    Return a concise action with sources

Working stack

Clay / Apollo / Common Room / CRM / LLMs / APIs

Evidence of practice

A related outbound engine using Clay, n8n, Apollo, Instantly, and HeyReach generated 25% of MRR with one operator.
Enrichment waterfallsEvidence scoringRelationship mappingNext-best action

What it changes

A usable point of view on an account, built in minutes and grounded in evidence the operator can inspect.

The case study protects confidential operating data while showing the architecture, judgment, and interaction model in depth.

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