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Person research brief

Researches a contact's public work — their company's site and news that names them — and sends you a brief with labelled facts, inferences and unknowns. No social-network scraping.

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Markdown version

What it's for

Open a first conversation knowing what this person works on, from public, cited sources.

  • First meetings
  • Multi-threading into an account

What you get

  • A research brief on the person
  • A message to you with its summary

When it runs

  • When you run it

What it uses

  • Public web pages
  • Your Closefinch records

You choose:

  • Contact or lead
  • What to focus on (optional) (optional)
  • Who gets the brief (a teammate) (optional)

Its steps

  1. Research
  2. Send the brief

Approvals

Reads public pages and news only; people on a must-not-contact list aren't researched.

Checked before release

The template's eval suite must pass these before a version ships:

  • Researches the person through their company and the news

Questions

Does it read LinkedIn?
No. It reads the person's company site and news that names them.
  • Account research brief

    Researches an account on the open web — its own site and recent news — and sends you a brief: what it does, what changed, and why it might need you now.

  • Account plan keeper

    Keeps a living plan for an account — priorities, pain, people, current tools, risks and the next move — rebuilt from its research, signals, conversations, deals and contacts.

  • Case-study miner

    When a deal is won, reads its conversations and notes for results the customer reports — numbers with units, percentages, before and after — and files each as a proof point with the exact quote, who said it, when, and a link to the call.

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