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Research that reads like a colleague wrote it.

Prowlen finds the accounts worth a call, reads what they published this quarter and drafts a first touch with every claim cited. A rep approves each one before it goes anywhere.

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A rep on a call with her laptop open — A brief, open beside the callReps read the dossier while the phone rings.

Four jobs, one agent.

Each job hands its work to the next. You can stop at any of them and take over by hand.

Find

A list built from this week's signals, not last year's database.

Tell it the market in a sentence. It watches hiring pages, funding news and product changes, then keeps the accounts where something moved.

12 signal sources checked daily
9 days median age of a signal on your list

Accounts with a hiring signal
Account	Signal	Age
Ledgerline	First Head of FP&A in Berlin	9 d
Paysora	Three finance roles in Lisbon	4 d
Clinora	Sales lead for UK trusts	12 d
Routekit	Second RevOps hire	2 d

Accounts with a funding signal
Account	Signal	Age
Paysora	Series B, €38M	21 d
Tallyhaus	Seed extension	6 d
Freightmill	Debt line for new depots	15 d

Accounts with a tech change
Account	Signal	Age
Routekit	Moved billing to a new provider	8 d
Clinora	Added a data warehouse	17 d
Ledgerline	Retired an in-house CRM	30 d
Northmere	Opened a public API	3 d

sample data

Research

A one-page brief per account, every line traced to a source.

It reads filings, posts, talks and job ads, keeps what bears on your offer and drops the rest. If it can't find a source, the line doesn't go in.

3 to 7 cited facts per brief
0 uncited claims allowed

LedgerlineFintech, Berlin, 140 people

Hiring its first Head of FP&A in Berlin, posted 9 days ago.careers page
The March round names finance automation as a use of funds.press release
Month-end close fell from 12 to 8 days last year.CFO podcast
Runs a spreadsheet-based forecast, per two analyst job ads.job ads

sample brief

Draft

A first touch that names the reason to talk.

The draft uses the brief, your tone and the offer you set. Each claim keeps its marker, so the rep can check it in one click.

2 lines edited on a typical draft
Your voice learned from ten emails you pick

ToJonas Weber, CFO, Ledgerline

SubjectYour new FP&A lead's first close

Jonas, congratulations on opening the Head of FP&A role in Berlin ¹. You've already taken the close from 12 to 8 days ³.

Teams at that point usually hit the forecast next. We replace the spreadsheet step your analyst ads describe ⁴, so the new lead starts with a live model.

Worth 20 minutes before they join?

sample draft

Review

Nothing leaves until a person says yes.

Drafts wait in a queue with their sources open beside them. Approve, rewrite or reject. Rejections teach the next draft what to avoid.

100% of sends approved by a rep
1 click to see the source behind a line

LedgerlineJonas WeberWaiting

PaysoraInês DuarteApproved

ClinoraPriya RamanRewritten

RoutekitSam OkaforRejected

sample queue

A rep's day, with the reading done.

Prowlen works overnight. The morning starts with a short list, and the afternoon goes to conversations.

A rep opening her laptop in the morning — The morning list is ready

Two colleagues planning at a whiteboard — Choosing who to call first

A rep smiling on a video call — First calls before lunch

A manager reviewing printed drafts — Drafts checked over coffee

A rep closing the laptop at dusk — Done before the day runs out

How one draft gets made.

About twenty minutes of machine work per account, shown here step by step. Point at a step to see what it produces.

1 min

Read the brief

Your one-line market, the offer and the accounts you already work are turned into a search plan.

8 min

Collect sources

Careers pages, filings, press, talks and product pages, fetched fresh rather than from a cache.

5 min

Check each claim

Every fact is matched to the passage it came from. Anything without a passage is struck.

3 min

Write the draft

Short, specific and in your voice, with source markers left in for the reviewer.

You

Hand it to a rep

The draft lands in the review queue. The rep's edits become the next draft's starting point.

A person reads it before anyone else does.

The review queue is where judgement stays with your team. Approve, edit or skip, with the sources one click away.

Approve: Sends from the rep's own mailbox
Edit: Changes shape the next draft
Skip: The account waits for a better reason

Run it on ten of your accounts.

Start free with your work email. You get ten researched briefs and drafts to judge for yourself.

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