Use-case market map
Account universe built per use case, from public sources and each company's own website, with duplicates merged.
You see the whole market, split the way your buyers actually buy.
Broad products create broad markets. We map your market by use case, score every account against how it would actually use your product, and turn that into lists, signals and CRM fields your team can work every week.
Updated October 17, 2026
Your product fits several buyer types, and a generic list mixes them all together.
Founders still review conference lists and company websites by hand before every push.
New sales hires prospect without the context the founders carried in their heads.
The CRM records activity, but not why an account was worth calling in the first place.
the buyer types, the problem each one has, and the part of your product each one needs.
every account that could buy, sourced beyond the usual databases.
each account matched to a use case, with the reason written down.
hiring, funding, launches and other changes that make an account worth a call this week.
outreach, events and LinkedIn aimed at the accounts with the strongest reason.
fields, tasks and follow-ups that carry the context to whoever works the account next.
Account universe built per use case, from public sources and each company's own website, with duplicates merged.
You see the whole market, split the way your buyers actually buy.
Fit rules per buyer type, research that checks each account against them, and a written reason on every score.
Reps know why an account is on the list before they reach out.
Signals chosen with your team, watched on the accounts that fit, and routed to the right person.
Outreach goes to accounts with a reason to talk now.
Attendee and exhibitor lists scored against the same rules as everything else.
Limited event time goes to the people most likely to need you.
Founder judgment written into scoring rules, CRM fields and follow-up tasks.
New hires prospect from lists that already carry the context.
Signals on existing customers: new teams, new sites, champions who change jobs.
Expansion and renewal conversations start before someone notices by chance.
Map the accounts and the use case each one fits.
A defensible list instead of a database export.
Watch the signals that matter on the accounts that fit.
A short list of who to reach this week.
Outreach, events and LinkedIn from the same scored list.
Messages that name the buyer's real problem.
Context written into the CRM for whoever works the account.
Nothing lives only in someone's head.
Learn the product, the buyer types and what each one needs from you.
Map the market and clean it: one record per company, every fact sourced and dated.
Write the fit rules per use case and score the accounts against them.
Pick the signals that matter and wire them into the CRM.
Run outreach and event routing from the scored list.
Review weekly against meetings and pipeline, then refine.
As a Clay First 100 Solutions Partner, delverise uses Clay for market maps, research and scoring where it is the right tool, and connects it to your CRM, your outreach tools and your reporting.
Explore Clay systemsA market map split by use case, scoring with a written reason on every account, signals that say who to reach now, and CRM fields and follow-ups that carry that context to the team.
Yes. We define the fit rules for each use case with you, score every account against all of them, and record which use case fits and why.
That is a common starting point. The judgment founders used on calls becomes scoring rules, CRM fields and tasks, so new hires start from lists that already carry it.
Usually not. We build inside the CRM and outreach tools you already use.
We will look at your current motion, identify the highest-leverage system gap, and tell you what we would build first.