Small-team prospecting with PixelKnock
Build a neighborhood routine your team can repeat.
Start with a shared area, a clear note standard and a few records the whole team can understand. Add capacity when the routine is working.
Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.
Agree on the area and the task.
Choose neighborhoods your business can serve and explain why the team is working them. Decide whether the next session is research, follow-up or preparation for visits.
A shared workspace makes property context available; your team still decides responsibility and how work is coordinated. Do not assume automatic territory assignment.
Set a note standard before expanding the list.
Ask each teammate to record what happened, the relevant question and the next agreed step. Keep attempted contact separate from an actual conversation and leave unnecessary personal information out.
- Use the correct home record.
- Choose a manual outcome that matches the event.
- Explain the question or constraint in a short note.
- Confirm responsibility for the next action.
Review a small sample together.
Open a few active records and read them as the next teammate. Can you understand what happened without asking the original rep? If not, identify the missing context and improve the note standard.
Start the review with existing commitments and unresolved questions. PixelKnock’s saved records support this manual process; it is not an automatic performance report.
Match capacity to the routine.
Check both seats and monthly credits when choosing a plan. Free is a one-seat starting point; paid plans offer additional capacity. Use the pricing page to compare the combination your team actually needs.
Keep phone, calendar and other operating tools in the process. The shared property record supplies continuity between those activities.
Useful answers
Before your next session.
Can we use a shared workspace?
Yes. Teammates with appropriate access can work with the workspace’s saved property context. Choose a plan with the seats you need.
Does PixelKnock automatically assign territories or follow-ups?
No. Coordinate responsibility through your team process and record useful context with the home.
What should we standardize first?
The service area, the purpose of the session and a short note format that another teammate can understand.
Put this workflow to work.
Bring a few shared property records into your next team review.
Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.