Deployed Intelligence

Deployed Intelligence / B2B and ABM

Hire a B2B intelligence department. Point it at pipeline.

One dedicated analyst for account briefs, review-site voice, analyst and press coverage, competitor ads and AI search answers your marketing and sales teams use every week.

$5,000 a month for one dedicated analyst, effectively $30 an hour for a full intelligence department. It starts with an audit of where intelligence would change your decisions.

B2B or PR team? Pick “Something else” and tell us what you need in the note, for example account briefs for ABM or a PR read.

What lands on Monday

A brief your marketing and sales teams both use.

Fictional sample

Monday brief: Northwind vs. Contoso

New business

Target account: Fabrikam Industries

Trigger
New CIO, 60 days in
Likely buying committee
CIO, CFO, Procurement
Incumbent
Contoso, renews Q2
Recent press angle
Cost-cutting program

Open with: a total-cost comparison, sent to the CFO as well as the CIO.

Audience voice

What buyers say on review sites

Northwind: praised for
Onboarding speed
Northwind: complaints about
Reporting depth
Contoso: praised for
Reporting depth
Contoso: complaints about
Renewal pricing

Use it: renewal-price objections are now the top reason buyers look at alternatives.

Brand and competitive

What Contoso ran on LinkedIn this week

New ads launched
14
Lead with a compliance hook
9 of 14
Offer: free security assessment
6 ads
Job titles targeted
CISO, VP IT

Gap for you: no rival is speaking to the finance buyer on the committee.

Brand and competitive

“Best contract software for mid-market”

Northwind named in answer
3 of 8 models
Contoso named in answer
7 of 8 models
Most cited source
Review site comparison
Your own site cited
0 times

Fix first: publish the pricing and integration pages models quote from rivals.

Fictional companies and numbers, shown for format only. Northwind, Contoso and Fabrikam are not real clients or prospects.

What it covers

Built for how B2B actually sells.

Long cycles, buying committees and shortlists change what intelligence is useful. These come first.

1 · New business

Win the account.

  • Account briefs before the first call
  • Which accounts to approach, and why now
  • A pitch built for each account
2 · Audience voice

Hear the buyer.

  • Review-site praise and complaints, with the quotes
  • Battlecards kept current from buyer voice
  • Why deals go to a rival
3 · Reputation and crisis

Know the story first.

  • Analyst and trade press, every week
  • Early warning when talk turns
  • Crisis reads while it’s live
4 · Brand and competitive

See the shortlist.

  • Rivals’ ads on LinkedIn and Google
  • Which vendors AI names for your category
  • A monthly category report for leadership

ABM

Send your top accounts. Get a brief on every one.

Give us your target account list, ten names or a hundred. Your analyst briefs each account and builds the pitch to go with it.

  1. You send

    Your account list

    The accounts sales and marketing are working this quarter.

  2. We brief

    One brief per account

    What makes them tick, and what’s changed.

  3. We pitch

    A custom pitch

    The opening, the proof and who to send it to.

What each brief holds
  • Triggers: new leaders, funding, cuts, launches and hiring that open a door
  • The buying committee: who is likely to sign, approve and block
  • The incumbent: who they use now, and when it renews
  • Talking points: what to open with, in the account’s own words
  • The pitch: a custom version for that account
Send us your list

B2B or PR team? Pick “Something else” and tell us what you need in the note, for example account briefs for ABM or a PR read.

What your team will ask for

Every ask comes back finished.

Each request has an owner and a deliverable, so the work lands in a deal, a campaign or a board deck.

The askWho asksWhat comes back
“Who sits on the buying committee at this account?”Account executivesAccount brief before the first call
“Why do we lose to this vendor in late-stage deals?”Sales and revenue operationsBattlecard from public buyer voice
“What are analysts and trade press saying this quarter?”CommunicationsCoverage and reputation update
“What are our rivals running on LinkedIn and Google?”Demand generationWeekly competitor ad report
“What does ChatGPT tell buyers about us?”Product marketingAI search visibility report

Your analyst

They already work the way you want your team to.

Your analyst reads LinkedIn, review sites, search and social, builds the AI workflows around it, and hands your team something to act on. An analyst for your analysts.

AI workflows

Custom Claude Code workflows that run your recurring reads.

Tagging at scale

Your questions, applied to every ad, post and review in the category.

Inside your company

Can work in your systems and your own Claude, under NDA. How it works

Getting started

Start with an audit.

An audit of where intelligence would change your pipeline, then the reports you pick. $5,000 a month for one dedicated analyst, about $30 an hour. Final terms are set in your proposal.

Agency with B2B clients? Resell it.

Results

  • $15 millionin commercial opportunities closed that we’ve supported
  • 1,590hours saved for a global agency
  • 100%agency retention
  • 169%net revenue retention
  • 39%revenue growth on ad accounts powered by Adology intelligence

Questions

What B2B teams ask first.

Is this software?

No. You get a person and their reports. Nothing to install or learn.

Who is the analyst?

One person, introduced by name, who talks to you directly.

How many accounts can you brief?

Send the list you’re working. The audit sets how many briefs run first and how often they refresh.

Can the analyst work inside our systems?

Yes, if you want that. They can work in your systems and your own Claude instance, under NDA and an MSA or work-for-hire agreement. How it works inside your company.

What does it cost?

$5,000 a month for one dedicated analyst, effectively $30 an hour for a full intelligence department. Final terms are set in your proposal.

More questions on the offering page

See what your department would cover.

A short call. We'll say plainly where it would pay off, or if it wouldn't.

Request a call

B2B or PR team? Pick “Something else” and tell us what you need in the note, for example account briefs for ABM or a PR read.