Everyone tracks job changes. We read the tender.

Most signal tools sell you the whole crate. Telltale picks the accounts that are ripe right now, using signals your competitors never look at, and drops them in your CRM with a reason to call.

A crate of apples at a market stall
Not every apple is ripe.Not every account is ready to buy.
We find the 10 that are.And tell you why, this week.
Public tendersPrivate RFPsInterviewsPodcastsConference agendasPermits and filingsLocal and trade newsYour lost dealsPublic tendersPrivate RFPsInterviewsPodcastsConference agendasPermits and filingsLocal and trade newsYour lost deals
The problem

Job changes and funding rounds help very few.

Everyone has them, so everyone calls the same people on the same morning. The signals that win complex deals are odd, small and scattered. Alone they look like nothing. Put together, they say: move now.

What every tool gives you

Job changeFunding roundWeb visitIntent score

Same feed for you and your five biggest competitors.

What Telltale adds

Public tendersPodcast quotesCEO interviewsBuilding permitsConference agendasYour lost deals

Picked for your market, woven together, and checked by two humans.

One engine

Compounding buyer intelligence into action.

Each source alone is a fragment. Your CRM data, website activity, social platforms, champion moves across accounts, public sources, interviews and podcasts all feed one engine. Every new fact makes the others more useful.

Your own data
CRMDeals, contacts, lost reasons
WebsiteWho reads what, and how often
People
Social platformsWhat buyers post and react to
Champion movesFans of yours changing companies
Outside worldMost tools skip this
Tenders, permits, filingsA budget or a new site, on record
Interviews and newsPlans leaders share with the press
PodcastsWhat buyers say on a mic
Your engine

Small facts in. One reason to call out.

  1. 1
    CollectAI agents read every source, every week
  2. 2
    ConnectFacts are matched to the same account
  3. 3
    ScoreThree facts pointing one way move it up
Built by us. Owned by you.
New in your CRM this week
Medical device maker,
900 people
Move now
Who

VP Operations

Why now
  • PermitSecond plant filed, 9 days ago
  • InterviewCEO plans to double capacity
  • JobsThree quality engineer roles open
What to sayCongrats on the new plant. Most teams we talk to pick suppliers before the walls are up.
Example. The company is made up; the kinds of signals are real.
How it works

Five steps. No marketing degree needed.

Here is what actually happens between a podcast episode somewhere and a name in your CRM.

  1. Step 1

    Listen

    One working session with your founders or sales team. We ask what your best customers looked like three to six months before they signed.

  2. Step 2

    Collect

    We set up small AI agents that read the sources that matter in your market every day: tenders, news, interviews, podcasts, filings, plus the usual job and funding data.

  3. Step 3

    Connect the dots

    One fact alone is noise. AI links the facts about each account and scores it. Three small facts that point the same way become a reason to call.

  4. Step 4

    Deliver to your CRM

    Each morning your team sees it in HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or Slack: which account, which person, why now, and a first message to edit.

  5. Step 5

    Tune for two months

    Stefan and Alex review results with you every week. We agree on numbers with you on day one and tune until we hit them.

  • Public tendersMost tools skip this

    Government and EU tender portals. A tender is a budget that already exists.

  • Private RFPsMost tools skip this

    Procurement notices and supplier calls companies post on their own sites.

  • InterviewsMost tools skip this

    What leaders tell trade press and regional papers about next year's plans.

  • PodcastsMost tools skip this

    We transcribe episodes where your buyers speak. People say more on a mic than on LinkedIn.

  • Conference agendasMost tools skip this

    Who is speaking, on which topic, and which company sent them.

  • Permits and filingsMost tools skip this

    New sites, new plants, annual reports and regulatory filings.

  • Local and trade newsMost tools skip this

    Expansions, contracts won, partnerships, leadership changes.

  • Your lost dealsMost tools skip this

    Old opportunities in your CRM that are worth reopening.

  • Job postsEveryone has this

    Roles that hint at a project starting.

  • Job changesEveryone has this

    New leaders in your buyer roles.

  • Funding roundsEveryone has this

    New money, new plans.

  • Website visitsEveryone has this

    Accounts reading your pricing or case studies.

What lands in your CRM

Who to call. Why now. What to say.

Three illustrations of signals woven together. The companies are made up. The real proof is below.

ExampleMove now

Cold-chain logistics company, 420 people

  • Public tenderWarehouse software tender published12 days ago
  • PodcastCOO says they will cut their vendor list next year3 weeks ago
  • Job changeNew Head of Procurement started5 days ago
Why now
The tender closes in 18 days and the new procurement head is building the shortlist.
Who
Head of Procurement, then the COO
First line
“I heard your COO on a logistics podcast talk about fewer, better vendors. That is how we work too.”
ExampleMove now

Medical device maker, 900 people

  • PermitBuilding permit filed for a second plant9 days ago
  • InterviewCEO tells a regional paper they will double capacity2 weeks ago
  • Job postsThree quality engineer roles opened4 days ago
Why now
A new plant means new suppliers get picked in the next six months.
Who
VP Operations
First line
“Congrats on the new plant. Most teams we talk to pick suppliers before the walls are up.”
ExampleMove now

IT consultancy, 150 people

  • Your CRMDeal lost to timing 14 months agoCRM
  • ConferenceYour old champion speaks on your exact topicnext month
  • NewsThey won a public contract that needs your service6 days ago
Why now
They now have the contract, the budget and a champion who already knows you.
Who
Your former champion, Director of Delivery
First line
“Saw you are speaking at the summit next month. The timing problem from last year might be solved now.”
Real cases

Now the real ones.

Three engines we built, anonymised. Every number comes from the client’s own dashboards. Two of them are only weeks old, and we say so.

Case 01Results in
European banking-software vendor EMEA banks and US wealth managers · Oct 2025 to Aug 2026
€10.24Mqualifying pipeline across 8 deals, 2.9x coverage
  • Share of 36 target accounts with qualified pipeline went from 16.7% to 22.2%
  • 6 discovery calls from an 8-week US pilot
  • The intent feed called 267 of 608 accounts hot; about 1% held up, so we capped it
Signals used
Sales activityMarketingSocialHiring and exec movesIntent feed, capped

Honest note: a team result with the vendor’s ABM lead and account executive.

Case 02Live since Sep 2026
Swiss precision-motion maker entering semiconductors Semiconductor equipment makers · weekly runs
83job and news signals on 14 target accounts in five weeks
  • The top-ranked account was the one they met at the industry show dinner
  • Flagged an account nobody had listed, from 4 site visits in 3 countries
  • 361 contacts mapped by buying-committee fit
Signals used
Job postsAccount newsWebsite visitsNewsletter clicksField notes

Honest note: no deal yet. The pilot runs at the March 2027 show.

Case 03Live since Sep 2026
North American CRM and ERP partner Lenders, manufacturers, field service · weekly runs
415prospects sorted by what they did, starting from no target list
  • About 330 key-page visits and 340 cold-email clicks turned into signals
  • 4 accounts moved to “noticed us” in the first month
  • The client asked for the next stage after four weeks
Signals used
Website visitsCold-email clicksLinkedIn, AI-filteredCompetitor postsEvents

Honest note: no opportunity yet. Leads go to the sales rep from November.

Client names, accounts and people are anonymised. Figures read from the clients’ dashboards and reports.

Alex and Stefan Repin
Hi! That's us.Alex and Stefan.
Two human brains

Not plug and play. Plug in two people.

One marketing brain, one sales brain. We build your intelligence OS with you, then stay for two months to tune it. We agree on numbers with you on day one and tune until we hit them.

StefanMarketing. 15 years of account-based marketing for long B2B sales cycles.
AlexSales. Ten years closing complex B2B deals on trust.
Fit check

Made for long, complex B2B sales.

If a deal takes months and five people sign off, timing is everything. If people buy with a credit card in five minutes, you do not need us.

A good fit

  • B2B companies that sell to a defined list of accounts
  • Mid to long sales cycles, from three months to over a year
  • Complex deals with several people in the buying group
  • Deals large enough that one good meeting pays for the research

Not a fit

  • Product-led or self-serve sign-ups
  • Low-price products sold in volume
  • Fast, transactional sales
Kind words

People who worked with Stefan and Alex

Thanks to his mentorship, we were able to reach early adopters much faster than we thought possible. Stefan has a unique ability to combine strategic insight with practical, actionable advice.
HMHassan MoinSenior AI Engineer, AI Solutions Architect
He implemented several experiments which succeeded in substantially improving our site's organic lead generation and key metrics like average time on page.
MDMark DabbsBusiness Writer at Gitential, former direct report at Reinvently
Stefan comes ready to work: upbeat, optimistic and always with a new idea to discuss or campaign possibility to A/B test. My highest recommendation.
TBThomas BiancoSales Director, Europe, ITG Commerce, part of Bluprintx
Alex grasps each client's needs and can customize a program to competitively position an organization for success. I would highly recommend him as a trusted business adviser.
KKKathy KooInternational Recruitment Manager, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
He was instrumental in our market entry in the USA, and later in South East Asia. His understanding of the challenges clients face made it easy for him to gain the trust of different stakeholders.
SCSergiu CasuVP of Sales at DevelopmentAid
Pricing

Pay once. Own it.

Your intelligence OS
from €2,000

One-time setup. Built in your accounts, so you own the tools and the data.

  • A signal and intelligence map for your market
  • AI agents and scoring built in your CRM
  • Playbooks and first-message drafts
  • Two months of weekly tuning with Stefan and Alex
Book a 30-minute call

Running costs: about €20 a month in AI tokens, paid to the provider. No subscription to us and no automatic renewal.

Want us to run outreach too? ABM sprint led by Stefan, €4,000 to €6,000 a month. Outbound sprint led by Alex, €3,000 to €4,000 a month. Three months minimum.

Questions

Quick answers

Is this a software subscription?

No. We build it once in your own accounts and you keep it. After two months you can choose an optional care plan, pay per fix, or do nothing. It keeps running either way.

What does it cost to run?

About €20 a month in AI tokens, paid straight to the provider. Data tools like Apollo or Clay are billed by them, only if you use them.

Which CRMs do you work with?

HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive most often. Slack or email work too if your team lives there.

Can you run the outreach for us?

Yes. Our ABM sprint (led by Stefan, €4,000 to €6,000 a month) and Outbound sprint (led by Alex, €3,000 to €4,000 a month) run for three months or more.

Find your ripe accounts this month.

30 minutes with Stefan and Alex. Bring your target list.

Book a 30-minute call