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Bring your sales skills to a virtual neighborhood.
Whether you create your own opportunities as an independent rep or prospect with a team, start with the problem you want to solve: where to focus, who to research and what to do next.
By role
Start with your
working reality.
Find a practical starting point for working independently, prospecting for a company or guiding a team.
Your next opportunity starts with your initiative.
For independent reps and 1099 sales contractors who want another way to find homeowner prospects. Choose a neighborhood, research homes and build your next conversation from wherever you work.
Explore this roleStart your session with a neighborhood in view.
Bring a virtual prospecting routine to the area your team serves. Find the next home to research, review conversation notes and keep each attempt organized.
Explore this roleKeep prospecting moving between jobs.
You have a business to run and new work to find. Research homeowner prospects around the places you already serve, then keep the next step ready for the time you have.
Explore this roleGive your reps a virtual prospecting routine.
Turn an open-ended prospecting session into a clear sequence: choose an area, research a home, connect, and record the next step.
Explore this roleAdd a virtual starting point to your sales strategy.
Give your team another way to initiate homeowner prospecting alongside purchased leads, referrals and existing field activity.
Explore this roleKeep homeowner prospecting connected to the home.
Give reps a visual place for available property information, manually recorded outcomes and follow-up notes, alongside their existing calling tools.
Explore this roleBefore you choose
Does it fit
your sales routine?
Start with the information you need, the areas you can serve and how you record follow-up. Industry-specific fit has not been validated.
Check the information you need.
Start with the homeowner or property information your sales process actually needs.
Read the checklistCheck how you record each attempt.
Make the note and outcome useful for the next time you open a home.
Read the checklistCheck your follow-up routine.
Understand what you need to remember after a conversation and what your other tools handle.
Read the checklistCheck the areas you can serve.
Choose where to prospect based on your business’s service range and capacity.
Read the checklistBy use case
Put the map
to work in your routine.
Work the homes around work you know.
Start around a completed job or a neighborhood you understand, then explore surrounding homes from your screen.
Explore the use casePlan your prospecting area from a screen.
Explore homes in a neighborhood your business can serve before deciding where to focus your sales effort.
Explore the use casePick up where your last conversation left off.
Planned property notes and outcomes help you remember what happened and organize the next attempt.
Explore the use caseExplore another neighborhood without starting with a drive.
The planned map helps you begin prospecting research in another area you can serve—from the screen in front of you.
Explore the use case