Sales Pulse · DataHub · Sales Coach — included with every solution
Selling time is the scarcest resource in a growing business. Salespeople were hired to sell, yet a large part of the week disappears into preparation, research and chasing companies that were never going to buy. The pipeline looks active. The results still disappoint.
Prospect IQ helps you decide who is worth that time before the outreach starts — the markets with genuine potential, the companies that look like your best customers, and the people who actually make the decision.
Most growing businesses target by instinct. The market is whoever answered last year. The ideal customer lives in the founder’s head rather than on paper. Every salesperson builds their own view of a good prospect, so the team pursues six different definitions at once.
Preparation suffers too. Research before a call becomes a scramble across a website, a search engine and a few open tabs, and the salesperson still arrives without a clear view of what the company does, who decides, or why any of it should matter to them.
Prospect IQ puts the thinking in front of the activity, so the hours your team already spends are aimed at companies that can realistically become customers.
See what is included →When targeting is deliberate, the same team produces a different pipeline. Conversations start with relevance rather than a cold introduction, because the salesperson already understands the market, the business and the pressures on the person in front of them.
Prospect IQ is built for companies with a small commercial team, a considered sale and more potential customers than capacity to reach them.
Decide which markets deserve investment and make sure limited selling capacity is pointed at the companies most likely to buy.
Replace six personal opinions of a good customer with a single agreed profile the whole team works to.
Understand the company, the market and the likely decision-makers before the first conversation rather than during it.
Build campaigns and messaging around the same profile sales is pursuing, so effort on both sides compounds.
Each tool covers one real step in finding customers. Used in order they build on each other — the market shapes the buyer, the buyer shapes the profile, and the profile produces the list.
Give salespeople a clearer understanding of the markets, companies and contacts they should pursue before they invest valuable selling time.
Identify the markets with the strongest potential. Build a deeper picture of the industries, sectors and types of organisation most likely to become valuable customers.
Build a clearer picture of the ideal buyer. Understand the roles, priorities, pressures and likely concerns of the people involved in the buying decision.
Define and build the ideal customer profile. Set the criteria that describe a genuinely good customer, then assess and rank organisations against them.
Find real UK companies matching that profile, verified against Companies House, and add them to your target market ready to work.
Work through the markets and sectors open to you and judge which hold real potential for what you sell, so effort follows evidence rather than habit.
Describe the buyers behind the decision and turn that into a written ideal customer profile the whole team agrees on.
Find real UK companies matching the profile, ranked for fit, and take a prepared, prioritised target list into outreach.
Targeting is not a one-off exercise. As you win customers, the profile sharpens and the list improves with it.
Sales Pulse is included with every solution. With Prospect IQ in use it answers a specific question: is the work at the top of the funnel aimed at the right companies, and is enough of it happening?
ExecutivePulse and CommercialPulse show whether targeting is improving the shape of the pipeline. SalesPulse and ProductivityPulse show the prospecting work itself — how much is being done, and where it is being directed.
A busy prospecting week means little if it is pointed at the wrong companies. Sales Pulse shows both.
How Sales Pulse works →DataHub is the connected home for commercial information, and it is included with every solution. Work done in Prospect IQ lands there as real records, so a target company becomes an account, the contacts you add sit against it, and both carry forward into the deal that follows.
Because the information is connected rather than filed away, nothing has to be rebuilt when the prospect turns into an opportunity and then into a customer.
See how DataHub works →Sales Coach runs across the whole platform, not inside a single tool. At the Find stage it helps with the judgement calls that decide where your team spends the next quarter.
Prompts on what makes a market genuinely attractive, and the signs that one is harder to win than it first appears.
Guidance on the criteria that separate a good customer from a merely willing one, drawn from the customers you already have.
Practical direction on what to understand about a company and its buyers before making contact.
Encouragement to revisit the profile as deals are won and lost, so the list keeps improving.
The demo opens a worked example on the sales productivity area, seeded with sample markets, profiles, companies and contacts. Nothing to install and no details required — you can simply look around.
Open the demo and follow the path from market through to a ranked list of target companies.
See it in the demo →Prospect IQ is £19 a month per user, billed monthly, or £199 a year. Cancel or change your plan at any time from Billing.
Sales Pulse, DataHub and Sales Coach are included with every solution, so there is nothing separate to add for the reporting, the data or the guidance.
A short walkthrough is the quickest way to see whether Prospect IQ fits how your business finds customers. We will look at your markets, your best existing customers and where your team is spending its time, and tell you plainly whether this would help.
Prospect IQ covers the Find stage. Once a prospect becomes an opportunity, Deal Compass takes it forward.