Business development
Revenue Signals Agent
Every Monday, each partner gets the few companies worth calling, with the reason and a warm path in, plus any client work running over its fee.
Wrenfield Paving Prospect
Its latest retirement plan filing shows 131 participants with account balances, past the line that requires a plan audit. It also took a $1.4M SBA loan in June.
Bramblewick Mechanical, 2025 returns Margin
138 hours against 95 budgeted. $6,800 over the fee, and no one has raised it with the client.
Sample output. Names are fictional.
Outcome
More qualified meetings from the same business development hours, and fees recovered before they’re written off.
- Lives in Teams and Outlook
- Read-only on your systems
- A source behind every fact
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How it works
- Watches public records: federal contracts, SBA loans, retirement plan filings and state registrations.
- Matches records to companies by public IDs where they exist, then by name and address. Unsure matches go to a person.
- Scores each signal against your ideal client and your service lines.
- A second AI check tries to disprove every fact before anything is sent.
- Delivers in Teams and Outlook. Each partner’s feedback re-ranks their next brief.
Built to pass IT review
- Runs in your firm’s own Microsoft cloud (Azure). Client data goes only to the AI model your firm approves.
- Read-only on your firm’s systems. It writes only its own notes and each partner’s brief.
- Your 7216, independence and confidentiality rules are enforced in code before the AI sees client data.
- Must pass tests against instructions hidden in documents before release. It says “I don’t know” when the evidence isn’t there.
- Every action is logged, and no update ships until it passes fixed accuracy and safety tests.
Also: alerts when a bookkeeping client’s numbers shift, and one-page prep before client meetings.