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Know which accounts to call this week, and why.

Upload your target account list. Kuri Brief researches every company, watches for buying signals, and sends your team a ranked list every Monday with a brief for each account.

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New signal: Halden Logistics
Monday listExample data
94
Halden Logistics
New operations director, 3 weeks ago
88
Brightwater Foods
Announced a second distribution site
81
Corran Engineering
Hiring 6 roles in systems and data
67
Meridale Packaging
Acquired a regional competitor
42
Osprey Components
No new signals this week

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload your list

    A spreadsheet of company names and websites, plus one line on what you sell.

  2. 2

    Every account is researched

    Each company gets a one-page brief, with a source link behind every claim.

  3. 3

    Accounts are scored

    Fit and recent signals combine into one score, so the list sorts itself.

  4. 4

    You get a list each Monday

    The accounts that changed this week rise to the top, with a reason to reach out.

A prompt does one account. Kuri Brief does the whole list.

By hand
  • One company at a time
  • Only when someone remembers
  • Lost in chat windows
  • Nobody notices when an account changes
With Kuri Brief
  • The whole list in one run
  • Every account, every week
  • One ranked list every Monday
  • Changes flagged and ranked for you

What a brief looks like

Every account on your list gets one of these, rebuilt each week from fresh sources.

Example brief, fictional company

Halden Logistics

Freight and warehousing. Around 600 staff across 9 depots, serving food and retail customers.

Why now

A new operations director and a tenth depot have arrived within weeks of each other. New leadership and a new site at the same time make this the moment to open a conversation.

Signals, newest first
  • HiringSource: careers page
    Four open roles in planning and systems

    Why it matters: the team is investing in how work gets scheduled.

  • LeadershipSource: company news
    New operations director appointed

    Why it matters: a new leader is likely to review how each depot runs.

  • ExpansionSource: trade press
    Tenth depot announced for next spring

    Why it matters: a new site puts pressure on processes that differ between depots.

Outreach angles
"A tenth depot usually exposes how differently the first nine run. How are you planning to keep scheduling consistent across all ten?" Built on: tenth depot announced
Score breakdown
Fit88
Signals97
Timing96
Who to approach
  • Operations directorMeasured on depot costs and on-time delivery
  • Head of planningMeasured on schedule accuracy
Likely priorities
  • Capacity for the new siteStated by the company
  • Standardising processes across depotsInferred
  • Reducing manual planning workInferred
Gaps

Current planning software not found. Revenue not public.

3 signals, each with a sourceRechecked every Monday

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