Work the buying process
Keep every live deal moving
Industrial deals move slowly and through committees. For four weeks we run your active pipeline: clear next steps, blocker spotting, stakeholder tracking, and meeting coordination so nothing falls through the cracks.
Scope: 5 active opportunities for 4 weeks
Why this matters
Founders often track opportunities in their inbox or a spreadsheet. Without a single owner and weekly rhythm, deals stall at procurement, go quiet after a promising call, or lose to an incumbent simply because no one followed up in time.
What you get
We take on up to 5 active opportunities for 4 weeks. Each gets a next step, an owner, and a date. We track stakeholders, spot blockers, coordinate meetings, and recommend the commercial move each week.
Choose your scope
Active opportunities for 4 weeks
Need a different volume? Tell us what you need.
- Delivery
- ~4 weeks from kickoff
- Price
- €2,400excl. VAT
No payment now. Review and start from your plan.
Building this yourself costs about €3,700 in analyst time.
Good fit if
Several opportunities are live and none of them is being pushed forward weekly.
Start somewhere else if
You have no live opportunities yet.
Not sure?
Get guidanceWhat this includes
- Pipeline hygiene and stakeholder tracking
- Next-step management and follow-up
- Meeting coordination and preparation
- Blocker identification and commercial recommendations
What we need from you
Opportunity list
The deals in play, their stage and next step.
Internal owner
One person on your side who can decide quickly.
Kickoff call
30 to 45 minutes with the team to agree scope and criteria.
Usually part of this journey
Comes next
Map the buying process
Industrial companies stall, they rarely decline. Get the decision unit, the remaining internal gates and the dates on one page, so you work the thing that is actually blocking the deal.
Comes next
Take a deal through to signature
Where technically successful deals lose their value. We prepare the proposal, set the negotiation positions, work procurement and legal, and drive it to a binding agreement.