Solutions · Demand generation
noombat scores every visitor, engager and form fill on your own booked meetings. Accounts worth a call reach their owner the same day.
Your market
Visits and engagement pour in from ads and posts (violet) and from search (blue).
Each visit becomes a company, ranked by its chance of a meeting; most fade, five stand out.
Each high-intent account goes to its owner (green) with the reason and the people to call.
How it runs every day
It reads your tools through their APIs and the public record, and each account owner gets what changed.
Your systems, via API
The public record, every morning
Who it names
Team metrics
Marketing-sourced pipeline
Visits and engagement turned into named, routed accounts.Speed to lead
Hot accounts reach their owner the same day.Cost per qualified opportunity
Budget follows the chance of a meeting.Meetings held
The signal mixes that book meetings, from your own data.Use cases
One play per stream: a dated signal, what noombat does and your next move.
The morning list
The companies worth contacting today, each with a reason. Sent to Slack or Teams, each row linked to the company's file.
Three streams
By the numbers
FAQ
It predicts meetings. A points score adds up clicks. The model learns from the meetings your pipeline booked, and old evidence fades.
Yes. It names the company behind a visit, and the person where the law and data allow.
Yes, through the LinkedIn Marketing API. It shows companies reached, engaged and booked in the same dates, plus ad attention by company.
No. It ranks and routes accounts. Your marketing automation sends the emails.
A 30-minute call on your market and what your first morning list would show for your Demand generation team.