Know when your account changes, before your competitor does.
You'll list the companies you want to win. Radar will watch each one and email you when there's a reason to reach out, with a suggestion of what to say.
What an alert will look like
Your alerts today, 7:30
- Halvorsen Freight · pressMarco Lindqvist, Head of Operations, gave an interview about the new Mexico City office.Suggestion: mention the interview and ask when the office opens.
- Halvorsen Freight · open roles4 open roles for route planning analysts.Suggestion: the team is growing, and so is the planning headache.
- Ana Ruiz · job changeAna Ruiz left Kestrel Logistics and is now VP Finance at Halvorsen Freight.Suggestion: new mandate. Vendor reviews tend to happen in the first 90 days.
See how it will look
The Radar screen with a fictional account. It's blurred on purpose: Radar isn't live yet.
Radar is coming. Here's a first look.
A fictional account, so you can picture it with the companies on your list.
- A wishlist of the accounts you want to win, ranked by how much is changing at each one.
- Signals that tell you when to reach out: hiring, new leaders, funding, tech changes and news, each with a source and a date.
- Separate views for New logos and Land & expand, so prospects and current customers never get mixed up.
Fictional example. Radar isn't live yet.
What Radar will watch in each account
Every alert will come with a source and a date. No source, no alert.
People in the press
When someone at the account shows up in a news story, an interview, a podcast or a talk.
Job changes
Promotions, new leaders, and contacts of yours who moved to another company.
Open roles
By team. They show where the priority and the budget are.
Funding and acquisitions
New money usually comes with aggressive targets.
Results and investor relations
What the company promised the market last quarter.
Ownership
Partners and officers from company registries. In the US, from SEC filings.
Org chart
The main seats in the company and who sits in each one.
Tech stack
What the company uses today: CRM, ERP, cloud, marketing tools.
Market and challenges ahead
What's changing in the account's industry and the challenges it faces next.
Awards and media score
Awards the company won, and a score from the top 10 outlets where it shows up most.
The account's moment, beyond the news.
So you can open with what worries the company now, not only with what it announced.
Halvorsen Freight: challenges ahead
- Cross-border delivery times are turning into a price war with the big carriers.Source: interview with the COO, Oct 12
- The new Mexico City office has to turn a profit in 2027.Source: expansion press release, Sep 3
- A driver shortage in the region should push freight costs up in the first half.Source: open roles and industry news
Halvorsen Freight in the media, last 90 days
Mentions by outletRadar will list the top 10 outlets and score the company's presence in them.
Awards
- Regional logistics award, 2026
- Best places to work ranking, 2025
Fictional example.
Who decides, who influences, who blocks.
The org chart will show the main seats in the account and mark who's already on your calendar, who you haven't met and who changed roles recently.
- Ana RuizVP Finance, new in the role
- Marco LindqvistHead of Operations, on your calendar
- Priya NatarajanChief Revenue Officer
- Open seatCTO, hiring now
How it will work
- 1
Build your wishlist
Type the companies or upload a spreadsheet.
- 2
PrepMeet fills in the account
Industry, size, key people, tech stack, investor relations and ownership for each one.
- 3
Choose how you hear about it
An email as soon as something happens, or a summary every Monday morning.
Your wishlist, working while you're in meetings.
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