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New role
Marketing director appointed 18 days ago
Angle: acquisition quick wins in the first 90 days.
Talk first to the ones about to buy.
Braisely finds the companies in your target, puts the ones about to buy first, and contacts them for you. The ember, before your competitors see it.
Before the fire.
Enter your website and we set up your prospecting. No sign-up to start: we read the public pages of your site.
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Your whole target
Every decision maker in a sector and a region, not only the ones on the move.
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Ranked by heat
A comment, a job ad, a new hire: the ones closest to buying come first.
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Contacted for you
Messages written in your voice, sent by email and LinkedIn, approved just once.
Signal Inbox
Today's sales priorities
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New domain
.fr domain registered 2 days ago, contact verified
Angle: a provider is probably being selected.
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Public conversation
"Which tool do you use to find B2B customers?"
Angle: someone is actively looking for what you offer.
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Stalled content
Blog with no new post for 9 months
Angle: restart organic acquisition with a steady rhythm.
Illustrative example, fictional data.
Demo
See what your signals look like.
Pick your industry: three examples, no account needed.
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Job posting
Example
A 120-person scale-up is hiring a Head of Revenue Operations
New role, with three sales openings published in parallel over the last ten days.
Angle: offer an outside view of their revenue stack before the new team lands.
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Role change
Example
A sales director started three weeks ago
Recent arrival in an 80-person company, often followed by a review of the tools.
Angle: reach out within the first 90 days, when the tooling budget is up for discussion.
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Public conversation
Example
A founder asks which CRM to pick for a team of 15 sales reps
Need expressed in public, with a precise team size.
Angle: answer with useful hands-on feedback, then offer a demo.
Fictional examples, written to illustrate each type of signal.
Get these signals continuouslyHow it works
Four steps, and you approve only once.
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Define your target
You pick your sector, your region and the decision makers you want to reach.
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Spot and rank
Braisely finds the companies in your target and puts the ones about to buy first.
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Approve once
You read your messages and approve them just once, in your voice.
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Contact step by step
Braisely contacts the decision makers for you, by email and LinkedIn, gradually.
Signals
What Braisely watches to spot the ember.
Social networks
- A comment under a LinkedIn post
- A new hire announced
- A public post from someone open to opportunities (Open to Work)
Groups and communities
- A request posted in an online group or community
- A public discussion on your topic
Listings
- A job ad published
- A home that has just had an energy audit
News
- A press article about a company in your target
Online advertising
- A company launching ad campaigns
Our results on LinkedIn
Period: last 30 days
- invitations accepted
- 248
- invitations accepted
- acceptance rate
- 61.2%
- acceptance rate
- replies to a message
- 77
- replies to a message
- reply rate among accepted invitations
- 31 %
- reply rate among accepted invitations
Our own LinkedIn prospecting, on contacts coming from Braisely signals and contacted on LinkedIn. LinkedIn only.
Figures entered by hand, updated on October 16, 2026
Use cases
One concrete trigger for each trade.
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Outsourced payroll firm
The trigger
A company publishes a payroll job ad.
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Recruitment agency
The trigger
A candidate publicly announces they are looking for a job (Open to Work).
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Industry consulting firm
The trigger
An executive announces a new hire.
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Software vendor
The trigger
People comment on posts about the topic of your app.
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Web agency
The trigger
Every company in a sector that has no website.
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Real estate agency
The trigger
A home has just had an energy audit: a sale or renovation is likely.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Braisely finds the companies in your target, puts the ones about to buy first, and contacts their decision makers for you, by email and LinkedIn.
A database gives you names, without telling you who is about to buy. Braisely keeps your whole target, ranks it by heat and starts with the ones closest to buying.
Yes. You approve your messages just once, then Braisely contacts the decision makers by email and LinkedIn, step by step.
No. LinkedIn is an important source, but Braisely also follows listings, news, groups and communities, and online advertising.
No. Braisely works before the CRM: it spots the companies about to buy and makes the first contact.
Agencies, firms, software vendors and recruiters who sell to businesses.
Because a good prospect contacted at the wrong time stays a cold prospect. Braisely puts first the ones whose recent signal shows they are about to buy.
Braisely relies on public information about companies and, depending on the source, public professional profiles (for example the author of a LinkedIn post). Data is kept for three years after its last update, then erased. You can ask for your account and data to be erased: it takes effect after a 30-day delay.
Once your target is defined and your messages approved, Braisely spots and ranks the companies, then starts contacting them step by step.
The ember, before your competitors see it.
Define your target, approve your messages once. Braisely takes care of the rest.
Before the fire.
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