The economic buyer, found through a warm path
Buyers engaged by Stage 2 closed 2× more often in your last 340 deals.
Every sales leader wishes they could codify their top reps and snap their fingers. Now you can.
Request a demo$86k, Commit. Alex Fuchs, CTO, has met nobody above the rep. A note in the voice of Claire, your CEO, routed to her to send.
$210k Best Case. Org chart mapped, warm path to Elena Vargas through Dana Okafor, your VP Engineering, intro drafted in your voice.
Why change, why now, why us, on one page in your voice. Pulled from 11 calls, the last two 10-Ks and their platform blog. Yours to read first.
Lost on timing in March. Your call notes said Q4. Their Q1 call put margin pressure on the table, and the note picks up exactly where you left off.
11 accepted invites to greet, 9 threads quiet for 6 days, 7 call notes. Each in your voice, one click each.
The signal, the research, the judgment and the draft.
Finished before the rep sits down.
Buyers engaged by Stage 2 closed 2× more often in your last 340 deals.
14 attendees heat-mapped against your territory, 4 ranked, 3 invited to your dinner.
At Stage 3 your CEO reaches their CTO, in her voice, routed to her to send. Those deals close 9 days sooner.
Why change, why now, why us, built from 11 calls and two 10-Ks, on one page before Thursday.
“Budget frozen through the fiscal year. Revisit in Q4.”
Margin pressure named in the first answer. Direct channel costs up.
In March Nike said come back in Q4. It is Q4, their earnings call named margins, and the note picks up the thread.
Leaders set what good looks like. Reps get it done on their own accounts.
One system, the same playbook.
Say the play once, in plain English. It runs on every rep’s accounts the same day, and you see which plays moved the number.
Open your laptop and the account work is done: research, the org chart, follow-ups, the proposal. Ask for anything else.
Homefield integrates with the systems your team already uses and keeps the rep and the leader in control.
Integrates with your stack