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Sign in with a work email. Hyves researches your firm, then scores every company in your market on the signals that predict a new engagement, so partners spend billable hours on clients, not prospecting.
One of your twelve dimensions
Has this company just registered a legal entity in a new country?
Say you’re an accounting firm or agency that wins new clients right when they expand into another country. After researching your company, Hyves writes questions like this one into your scoring: twelve of them, each for your product. Every company in your market is scored 0, 1 or 2 on all twelve, with the evidence quoted.
How the market search worksNew-market entry filed
- scores 2A new entity registered and roles open in that country within the last 90 days
- scores 1One new country entity registered, no hiring yet
- scores 0No new entity registrations or overseas job openings found
- not foundNothing found. Counted as unknown, never as zero.
Evidence on one company · sample
“New entity incorporated in Ireland this quarter, now hiring a country lead.” trade register + careers page · seen 3 Sep · scores 2
Business development still runs on guesswork
Finding companies that are about to expand takes manual digging
Trade press, hiring boards and public filings hide the signal that a client is about to move into a new market. By the time you spot it by hand, someone else already has the meeting.
An engagement rarely has just one decision maker
The person who replies first is rarely the person who signs. Without a map of the buyer, the champion and the blocker, outreach stalls at the wrong desk.
Prospecting eats into billable hours
Partners and associates spend hours a week on research and outreach drafting that a firm this size shouldn’t need to staff for.
How Hyves helps
From sign-in to a working account plan
Hyves researches your firm before it researches anyone else
Sign in with a work email. In about fifteen minutes, Hyves reads your site, your services and your existing clients, then writes a scoring rubric of twelve dimensions built for what you sell.
The first market search runs on its own
Roughly fifty companies in about three hours, one query per market phrased the way your buyers would search, each one checked against public filings, vacancies and its own site before it’s scored.
Every top account gets a case, not just a name
Tier A and B accounts come with why now, sourced and dated, who you’d displace, and the stakeholders involved, so partners open the call already briefed.
Outreach starts with users, not the partner’s inbox
The pressure cooker works an account from the bottom up, one new person a day, opening the next wave after a reply or five days, so the economic buyer hears from you once the ground is warm.
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Fair questions.
How does Hyves find clients who are actually ready to expand?
After you sign in, Hyves spends about fifteen minutes learning your firm: your services, your site, your existing clients. It then launches a market search that runs on its own, roughly fifty companies in the first three hours, checking each company’s site, vacancies, about page, LinkedIn and trade register for the signals that predict a new engagement, such as a new office registration or a hiring push.
Who decides which companies are worth a partner’s time?
Before it spends on a full run, Hyves checks its scoring against your existing clients and pauses if they wouldn’t have passed. Every company is scored zero, one or two on twelve dimensions written for your firm, with the evidence quoted, then ranked into tiers relative to that run: tier A is roughly the top tenth.
Does someone review outreach before it goes out?
If you want. You choose the send mode per account: approve every message, approve the first and let the rest follow the same pattern, or let it run inside the plan you set. An agent reads the account’s dossier, decides the next step, and logs everything it does.
How does Hyves fit with the CRM we already use?
Hyves is a layer on top of the tools you already run, syncing HubSpot contacts both ways and reading Salesforce and Pipedrive, with thirty-five one-click integrations and over a thousand more through Composio. A native CRM exists if you want one, but moving to it is optional.
See your firm’s rubric in about fifteen minutes
Sign in with a work email. Hyves researches your firm, launches its first market search, and starts building dossiers on the accounts worth a partner’s time.
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