Product
Every prospect, fully packaged.
A verified contact, a live reason to reach out, and a first message in your voice. Every time.
The package
Four things have to be right before you hit send.
If one is off, the outreach dies. Here's what we check so it doesn't.
Read this morning, not scraped last year
Live web pull on the day we send, with the one line you'd actually lead with. No recycled homepage blurbs, no funding round that closed in 2023.
Axiom Logistics
Logistics · Venlo · 240 FTE
It won't bounce, and they're the right person
Name, role, verified email, company number where we have it. Four deliverability checks (SMTP, catch-all, role, deliverable) across 21 providers. If it doesn't clear the bar, we hold it.
Marieke de Vries
Head of Operations · m.devries@axiom.nl
A real reason to write this week, not just news
Funding, hiring, launch, exec move, facility change from the last 14 days. Scored against what you sell, so "Series A announced" only lands if it matters for you.
VP Operations joined from DHL last month. Three logistics manager roles open.
One draft. Ready to send, or change a line.
Email and LinkedIn invite drafted against your past outreach in four reasoning passes, anchored to the hook above. Send as-is or change one line.
Saw your new VP Ops just came on board. With three logistics manager roles open, looks like you're building the team out fast.
The portal
Open, review, send.
Built for one moment: prospect in, message out. Under a minute.
Head of Operations, Axiom Logistics · m.devries@axiom.nl
- Every prospect on one screen. No digging.
- Edit in place, or accept as drafted.
- Send from your inbox, or paste into your sequencer.
- Dutch or English, picked automatically from the prospect.
- Tuned once. Sharper every week.
Dashboard
Start the day knowing where to go.
Not a blank wall of numbers. A clear instruction for today.
Daily focus
Two priority actions, ranked and angled. Start here.
Signal heat
Your hottest five prospects. Rising, stable, cooling.
Market intel
Six headlines you can use in today's meeting.
Prospecting
Four ways in, same package out.
Start from an ICP, a domain, a name, or your best customers. Every path lands on a ready-to-send card.
← Prospecting
Find me companies
Describe the type of company you want to reach
Write like you'd explain to a colleague. Sector, size, situation, geography.
Country
Employees
Find me companies
Describe your ICP. Get ranked fits with three decision-makers each.
I know the company
Paste the domain. Get three matched decision-makers and the angle for each.
I know who to reach
Paste a name or LinkedIn URL. Get verified email, fresh context, draft outreach.
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Verification
21 providers. Four layers. One verdict.
No single database has more than ~40% of any market. We waterfall across 21, then run four deliverability layers. If it can't clear the bar, it doesn't ship.
Marieke de Vries
Head of Operations · m.devries@axiom.nl
Providers checked
0/21 · 0 matched
4 deliverability layers
0/4 passed
SMTP
Mailbox accepts
Catch-all
Not a wildcard
Role
Personal, not info@
Deliverable
Reputation clean
- 21 contact data providers, picked best-per-region
- Four checks: SMTP, catch-all, role, deliverable
- Held back if any layer fails - your sender reputation stays clean
Signals
The right moment, not every moment.
Every signal scored twice: matters to them, matters to you. Only the ones that pass both land in your inbox.
Prospect Signals
BetaTrack and act on buying signals from your prospects
6
Tracked
Innocent Drinks
Hottest · 38.0
3
New signals
Innocent Drinks
NewRebecca Clarke
Eneco
NewLaura Smits
DPD Netherlands
NewMark van den Berg
Vattenfall
Sarah Mitchell
Dachser Netherlands
Thomas Reiter
Siemens Netherlands
Erik Janssen
What we watch
Live. Not weekly.
When something moves, you know. Not next Monday.
Deeper than news.
Company pages watched directly. New roles, quiet launches, careers-page expansions - before the press catches up.
Signal, not noise.
Grouped by company, ranked by heat. Move to leads, dismiss, keep tracking.
Track, don't forget.
Flip tracking on for any lead. When something new happens - a hire, a launch, a funding round - you are first to know. Not next Monday.
My Leads
Your pipeline. Without the spreadsheet.
Every prospect tracked, every state visible, one click from your next action.
- Company, role, domain, status, date - all in one row.
- Colour-coded status: Ready, Processing, Tracking, Approved.
- Expand for brief, contact, outreach angle.
- Filter and sort. No CSV needed.
- One click to Meeting Prep, pre-filled.
Your voice
Set it once. Sound like you forever. In both languages.
Five tabs turn a generic draft into something your rep would actually send, in native Dutch or natural English.
01
Company & Value Prop
What you sell, to whom, and why you. The facts every email rests on.
- Company name
- Your name
- What we do - the elevator pitch
- Differentiators - why you over alternatives
- Ideal customer - size, role, sector, geography
- Operating regions
02
Voice & Tone
How you sound on the page. Briefed like you'd brief a ghostwriter.
- Communication style - how you actually write
- Tone keywords - 3 to 5 words that define you
- Signature - name, title, phone, LinkedIn
03
Example Emails
Up to five past emails you were proud to send. The calibration fuel.
- Example email 1 - required
- Example emails 2 to 5 - optional, Dutch or English
- Subjects, bodies, sign-offs - kept verbatim
04
Products & Services
So the right product meets the right signal in the first paragraph.
- Product name - what it solves
- One per line, written like a sales sheet
- Pricing, MOQs, timelines where useful
05
Rules & Context
House style and the things we never say. Applied to every draft.
- Do-not rules - hard nos, one per line
- Word count cap - per channel
- Additional context - sector focus, priorities, caveats
Native Dutch
Written, not translated. Dutch-to-Dutch reads differently than Dutch-to-UK, and the output knows it.
Natural English
Language is picked automatically from the company domain and the contact's location, then locked for that prospect.