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For founders, consultants and small teams with nobody doing sales full time. Describe your best customers once. Scout finds more like them, reads what they’re doing and names who to talk to. Chase drafts the opening message.

ScoutNew Scout search

“Mid-market freight carriers moving goods into the EU, hiring sales or ops leaders.”

Industry
LogisticsFreight forwarding
Geography
North America
Company size
50–2,000
Signals
Opening EU lanesHiring sales leaders
Titles
VP SalesCOO
Run Scout
Scout Scout / Freight carriers opening EU lanes
Strong fit18 discovered · 5 ready to review · 2 excluded by your Playbook
Northwind LogisticsOpening EU freight lanes from ChicagoStrong match92
Atlas Freight SystemsExpanding freight operations into new lanesStrong match90
Corvus HealthRaised a Series B and hired a RevOps leadStrong match88
Lumen Retail GroupNew distribution center; not a carrierWorth a look72
Harbor BrokerageSet aside · matches exclusion “Customs brokers”
01Fit, explained

Not “AI found a lead.” A score you can check.

Every company Scout returns comes with a 0–100 fit score against your Playbook, the reasons behind it, the page each reason came from, and what Scout couldn’t confirm.

Northwind LogisticsLogistics · 200–500 · Chicago
  1. 80+Strong fit
  2. 60–79Worth a look
  3. <60Low fit
Why Scout picked it
  • Opening EU freight lanes: matches the signal you care about
  • Six account executive openings: a sales team growing now
  • 200–500 staff in logistics: inside your size and industry
Source-backed evidence
  • northwindlogistics.com/news
  • northwindlogistics.com/careers
  • Company data provider
What Scout is unsure about

Whether customs filing is already outsourced to a broker.

No evidence on the company’s own site? Scout caps the score and says so instead of guessing.

02From target market to pipeline

One company, start to finish.

A six-person software company sells customs filing to freight carriers opening EU lanes. Nobody there has a sales title. This is their whole loop.

ScoutScout · Research

Reads the company’s own site.

Homepage, careers, news and about pages, matched against the signals in your Playbook. Every finding keeps its link.

  • /news“Opening EU freight lanes from our Chicago hub”
  • /careers6 × Account Executive
  • /aboutFamily-owned carrier, founded 1998
ScoutPeople at NorthwindMatched to your Playbook’s contact titles
Dana WhitfieldVP SalesBest match
Marcus LeeCOO
Renee SalasHead of Compliance
You · Approve

Three companies approved in a couple of minutes. The rest are dismissed and stay on the record with the reason. Only approved companies reach Chase.

ChaseDana WhitfieldVP Sales · NorthwindNeeds review
EU freight compliance — worth a look?

Hi Dana — saw Northwind is opening EU freight lanes and hiring six AEs to cover them. Most teams hit customs paperwork first…

EditApprove final draft
ChaseChase · Outreach

Writes from what Scout found.

Not a template with a name dropped in: the draft mentions the EU lanes and the customs paperwork that follows. They change a line, approve it and send it from their own inbox.

Pipeline

See what’s actually moving.

Contacted, replied, meeting, opportunity: enough structure to know where things stand. You move each card as conversations happen.

Prospects / Pipeline

Demo onlyReplies and meetings are simulated in the demo; there is no reply inbox yet.

03Why it’s simpler

No outbound stack to assemble.

One Playbook, two agents, and the conversations that come out of them. Nothing is sent without you.

  • Data vendorScout finds and researches the companies
  • Enrichment creditsContacts matched to your target titles
  • Template libraryChase drafts from each company’s evidence
  • Separate CRMProspects and pipeline on the same records

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