Account plan before the call
Everything on acme.com by tomorrow 9am: stack, hiring, funding, news, who they buy from, and the three angles that matter.
Give it a name or a domain and it assembles the record: firmographics, technology stack, funding, news, hiring, relationships and web footprint. Give it a list and it returns an account plan, a segment report or a chart, with every figure traced to the tool call that produced it.
Identity resolved from a name or a domain, then size, industry, locations, revenue band and ownership assembled with sources.
The stack in production, the hiring plan by team, recent rounds and the headlines, read as one picture of where the company is going.
Customers, partners and vendors, plus the domains, pages and public facts that make up the company’s presence on the web.
Segment cuts, comparisons and rankings computed exactly in an isolated code environment, rendered as charts and delivered as a report or a deck.
Everything on acme.com by tomorrow 9am: stack, hiring, funding, news, who they buy from, and the three angles that matter.
Cut our 2,000 customers by industry, size and technology, chart where revenue concentrates, and name the underserved segment.
Every company in the list scored and grouped by region, with a chart per territory and the top ten accounts named.
What comes back: A sourced brief, report or deck: every figure traced to the tool call that produced it, every chart backed by the rows behind it.
Each run reserves budget before it executes and settles after - the cap is enforced by the ledger, never advisory.
Numbers come from tool output only, and every finding cites the capability that surfaced it.
Anything that spends, publishes or reaches out routes through your approval policies before it moves.
The console for teams, the CLI in your terminal, REST with an API key, MCP inside your assistant - the same agent on the same meter.
Every workspace ships with all seven agents and the full data stack behind them. The first mission runs minutes after signup.