Define the customer profile
Specify countries, channel type, product applications and company size. Include exclusions, such as retailers that sell only to consumers.
Solutions / Export salesOpen new markets.
Open new markets.
Start with the right companies.
Give international prospecting a clear direction with target countries, industries and company characteristics. Connect the original sources to an English draft and a practical follow-up plan.
Teams and use cases
For manufacturers, exporters and teams selling to businesses overseas. For example, research US distributors of LED lighting instead of collecting every company that mentions lighting.
Build an evidence-backed shortlist
Use configured search or maps connectors. Keep company websites and source links, then verify that each business operates in your target market.
Draft a relevant introduction
Use verified business context to explain a possible reason to talk. Do not turn a model inference into a claim about current purchasing plans. Review the wording and recipient scope.
Follow through on real conversations
Record delivery results, the owner and the next action. Move genuinely interested companies into opportunities; an email open alone is not evidence of intent.
Make the workflow ready
Align configuration with your business goal.
A few things to know.
Where do overseas leads come from?
Configured connectors can include Serper and Google Maps. Company databases and social platforms depend on provider authorization, credentials and validation in your deployment.
Can the platform prepare English emails?
Email drafting can support English outreach. Provide your product value, customer context and preferred tone, then check the language, facts and recipient before approving delivery.
Find the fit. Build the relationship.
Make the next conversation count.
Start with a clear market. Connect your research, outreach and team follow-up.
Existing users can sign in. New team access is provisioned by the deployment administrator.