Finance
Funded companies raise again. Growing ones need capital. We spot the stage change early and route the company to the right capital partner before the process gets crowded.
For B2B operators who need finance, people, or demand
Amplixity watches for the moves that come before a B2B deal: a funding round, a new executive, a burst of hiring, a new facility. Our team confirms the need is real, then connects the company to the provider built for the job. We can run that for you, or build it inside your company and hand it to your team.
$311M in revenue tracked for B2B clients across 84 engagements.
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Enterprise users in twelve months01The problem
A company closes a round. A new COO posts about her first week. An RFP goes live. Within days, every firm in the category is in the same inbox with the same pitch.
The buyer drowns and picks whoever felt safest or answered first. The provider who fit best never gets a real conversation.
The need was visible weeks earlier, in a job post, a hire, a change to the software they run. Nobody was watching for it.
02What we connect
Funded companies raise again. Growing ones need capital. We spot the stage change early and route the company to the right capital partner before the process gets crowded.
A new division, a new market, an empty chair at the top. We route companies to the search firms, fractional executives, and specialist teams who can fill it, while the role is still being defined.
You sell to other businesses. We find the companies about to buy what you sell and open paid deal flow to them: confirmed, briefed introductions before the need goes public.
If you’re a B2B operator on either side of one of those connections, you’re who we built this for.
03How we spot demand early
| What we see | What it usually means | Who needs to hear about it |
|---|---|---|
| A funding round closes | Hiring and new systems are coming | Recruiters, software teams, IT partners |
| A new executive starts | Every inherited vendor is up for review | Any provider in that executive’s budget |
| Job posts for roles that only exist when a project starts | A build or rollout is about to begin | Firms that deliver that project |
| A new location or market launch | People, equipment, and financing | Staffing partners, lenders, suppliers |
| A change in the software they run | Migration work and integration gaps | Implementation and services firms |
| Repeated visits to competitor and comparison pages | An active evaluation | Providers in that category |
A signal is only a guess until someone checks it. Every one we act on gets confirmed by a person on our team first.
04How it works
Both paths use the same process. The difference is who runs it once it’s working.
Path 01
We run the connector for you. You show up to briefed meetings and sell.
We define who buys from you and the moves they make before they buy.
Signals across your market get scored every day. A person checks each one before it reaches you.
Each introduction lands with the need, the timing, who signs, and what they’ve already ruled out.
We put the meeting on your calendar and track it to a decision. What we learn sharpens the next match.
Path 02
We build the same process inside your company, run it beside your team until it works, then release it to them.
Same first step: who buys, and what they do before they buy.
Signal sources, scoring, routing rules, brief templates, and outreach plays, set up in the tools your team already uses.
We operate it side by side with your people until confirmed opportunities are landing without us. Expect the full engagement to run longer than 90 days, since we only release a process once it’s proven.
Documented, trained, handed over. It’s yours, and it keeps running if you never call us again.
Not sure which one fits? The Deal Flow Review will tell you.
Book a Deal Flow Review05One connection, start to finish
Illustrative example
A 300-person manufacturer posts four quality-engineering roles and names a new VP of Operations.
Our team confirms they’re preparing a new product line, and that the VP owns the budget.
We match them with a consulting firm and a contract engineering team that have both launched lines like this one.
Both meetings are on the calendar. Each provider has a one-page brief. Nobody made a cold call.
06Need capital, people, or a partner yourself?
Maybe your company is the one raising money, hiring a leader, or looking for a firm to take on a project. Tell us what you need. We’ll introduce you to a few options our team has already checked, each one briefed on your situation, and you decide who you talk to.
Tell us what you need07Why not the usual fixes
| Cold outbound | Intent data tools | Lead brokers | Waiting on referrals | Amplixity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| When you show up | After the buyer is already annoyed | When the score spikes, with everyone else who bought the data | After the request is posted | Whenever someone remembers you | Before the need is public |
| Who checks the need | Nobody | An algorithm | The buyer, on a form | Your friend | A person on our team |
| What you know before the call | A job title | A company name and a topic | A few form fields | Whatever your friend said | The need, the timing, who signs |
| Who owns it afterward | Your reps, until they leave | The vendor, while you pay | The broker | Nobody | You, on either path |
08Where it came from
Before Amplixity connected anyone, we ran 84 pipeline engagements for B2B companies selling $30k to seven-figure deals into buying committees. That work tracked $311M in revenue for clients. It also taught us which signals mean a company is about to buy, and which ones are noise.
09The guarantee
A firm selling a 30-day project needs a different promise than one selling a nine-month engagement into a committee. So we write yours against your market, your deal size, and your sales cycle.
A number, a date, and a definition both sides sign.
The scope, milestones, and definition of delivery are agreed in writing for your chosen path.
At no extra cost until we hit it.
You read it before you commit to anything.
10Fit
Any B2B operator that wants to be connected:
You want a contact list to blast, you can’t act on an introduction this quarter, or you sell to consumers.
11FAQ
Companies leave tracks before they spend. They raise money, hire for roles tied to a project, bring in new executives, change software, open new sites, and research competitors. When enough of those line up at one company, a person on our team checks whether the need is real.
Intent data says a company might care about a topic, and it reaches every customer of the tool at once. We start from similar signals, then do what a tool can’t: confirm the need with a person, find who decides, and hand over a brief.
Any B2B market with deals large enough to justify an introduction. Some markets leave thin tracks. If yours does, we’ll tell you in the Deal Flow Review, before you spend anything.
Companies on Done For You pay for deal flow. Companies on Implement and Release pay for the build. We agree the commercial terms with you before you commit.
A short list chosen for fit. We agree the allocation and any exclusivity with you before the engagement begins.
No, and be wary of anyone who does. Your team runs the sales conversation. The guarantee covers what we control.
Your team has the documentation and the training to fix it. Any ongoing support is agreed as part of your engagement.
We can discuss a transition in your Deal Flow Review and agree what the handover would involve.
Your next move
Book a free Deal Flow Review. In 30 minutes we’ll show you the signals firing in your market right now, the kinds of companies behind them, and which path fits you. You keep the findings either way.
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