Buying committee

Profile the people at your target accounts and see who owns the budget.

Preview

Example data
ContactsSeniorityDepartmentIn role sincePrevious employerLinkedIn profileOwns budget
LLena HoffmannCRO · TaskwerkC-LevelSales2023-04Ledgerlylinkedin.com/in/…Yes
JJonas BergerDirector RevOps · Cloudbridge GmbHDirectorRevenue Operations2024-09Kontoralinkedin.com/in/…Yes
MMira SchulzDemand Gen Manager · Datenfluss AGManagerMarketing2022-01Formkraftlinkedin.com/in/…No
TTim KrausAccount Executive · TaskwerkIndividual contributorSales2025-02Nordlicht Softwarelinkedin.com/in/…No

Columns in this template

Each column is a research question. Compelling answers it for every row and shows the source next to the answer.

  1. SeniorityWhich seniority level does this person hold?Single choice
  2. DepartmentWhich department does this person work in?Single choice
  3. In role sinceSince when has this person held their current role?Date
  4. Previous employerWhere did this person work before their current company?Text
  5. LinkedIn profileWhat is the URL of this person's LinkedIn profile?Link
  6. Owns budgetIs this person likely responsible for the budget for sales software?Yes / No

When to use it

  • Multi-thread your deals

    See everyone involved at an account, not just the one contact who filled in a form.

  • Pick the right entry point

    Start with the person who owns the budget, or with the champion who reports to them.

  • Catch job changes

    A new role under six months is a classic reason to reach out. Sort by "In role since" to find them.

FAQs

Where do the contacts come from?

Find contacts at your accounts with Compelling first, or import them from your CRM. The template then researches each person.

Does it find email addresses?

Email addresses and phone numbers are separate Insights. Add them to the list when you are ready to reach out.

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