“Our legacy ERP is where projects go to die.”
Feeling the pain out loud. Reach out before the eval starts.
Know who to prioritize. Give them a reason to engage.










The right timing comes from connecting signals, not chasing one.
“Our legacy ERP is where projects go to die.”
Feeling the pain out loud. Reach out before the eval starts.
“Pitch us in the comments. We are deploying this quarter.”
Buying this quarter and says so. Get there before the shortlist forms.
Hiring platform security engineers while team members engage with two competing vendors.
Together, these signals point to an active evaluation window.
Lumnis finds who's inside this circle, every week.
“Our legacy ERP is where projects go to die.”
Feeling the pain out loud. Reach out before the eval starts.
“Pitch us in the comments. We are deploying this quarter.”
Buying this quarter and says so. Get there before the shortlist forms.
Hiring platform security engineers while team members engage with two competing vendors.
Together, these signals point to an active evaluation window.
Lumnis finds who's inside this circle, every week.
A buyer is in the window about 3% of the year. The game is knowing who's in it this week.
Continuous intelligence, put to work
Lumnis monitors your account tiers and delivers weekly priorities, with evidence and next steps.
Programmatic monthly
SDR-managed weekly
AE-owned named accounts · weekly
accounts monitored
with new signals
worth reviewing
prioritized for outreach
Two buyers engaged a competitor
New security leader announced
Five platform roles posted
Outcomes
You set the tiers and criteria: Tier 1, AE-owned named accounts reviewed weekly; Tier 2, SDR-managed accounts reviewed weekly; Tier 3, programmatic coverage monthly.
Lumnis combines buying-group posts and engagement, hiring and role changes, company events and news, and CRM context such as stage, owner, and history. Weekly signals build on your CRM history.
Illustrative weekly review: 2,600 accounts monitored, 180 with new signals, 12 worth reviewing, and 4 prioritized for outreach.
Brightvault, Tier 1. Why now: buyer engagement, a new security leader, and hiring point to a timely conversation. Evidence: Sep 8, two buyers engaged a competitor; Sep 5, a new security leader was announced; Sep 3, five platform roles were posted. Next move: send a tailored note about platform security hiring. Owner: assigned account executive.
Fewer, better touches. Coverage across your account list. A record of signals and follow-ups.
You define the ICP. Lumnis runs prospecting, connections, research, content, and follow-up.
Lumnis finds people at ICP-fit accounts and builds a fresh prospect list each week.
Lumnis sends weekly LinkedIn connection requests to those prospects.
Lumnis identifies the questions, pains, and topics your audience cares about.
Lumnis turns that research into daily or weekly posts.
Lumnis identifies who engages and reaches out with relevant context.
Engagement and replies improve the next cycle.
Outcomes
Lumnis finds people at ICP-fit accounts and builds a fresh prospect list each week.
Lumnis sends weekly LinkedIn connection requests to those prospects.
Lumnis identifies the questions, pains, and topics your audience cares about.
Lumnis turns that research into daily or weekly posts.
Lumnis identifies who engages and reaches out with relevant context.
An audience of relevant buyers. Buyer-informed content. Pipeline from engaged buyers. Engagement and replies improve the next cycle.
The audience engine creates engagement signals. Those signals improve account prioritization. Sales outcomes then shape the next round of audience, content, and priority decisions.
Build the right audience with relevant content and interactions.
Connect engagement and replies to people and accounts.
Use those signals to decide which accounts matter now.
Reach out with context from what each account cares about.
Use replies, meetings, and pipeline to refine audiences, content, and priorities.
Create better attention
Competitor, rep, and content engagement; LinkedIn activity.
Job changes and champion moves.
Postings, first-of-function hires, and hiring clusters.
Funding, leadership changes, layoffs, and press.
Website, pricing, and tech-stack changes.
Reddit, X, YouTube, reviews, and category language.
Existing contacts, prior conversations, pipeline stage, wins, losses, and usage.
Warm paths, former colleagues, and existing contacts.
Public contracts, filings, and vendor switches.
People and companies your team is researching, contacting, and advancing.
Various signals,
monitored continuously
Continuous GTM intelligence
Signals in, judgment out
The same GTM intelligence can guide a rep's judgment or give an agent the structured context it needs. Nobody has to translate a second source of truth.
Why this person, why now, the evidence behind the judgment, and the next move a human can approve.
Lumnis MCP gives Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients the same evidence, sources, CRM state, permissions, exclusions, and available actions.
https://app.lumnis.ai/mcpThe trustworthiness of the research enables us to do serious personalization.
Push ranked, signal-annotated lists into the tools your team already runs: Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, plus the data infrastructure we built in-house so you don't stitch it together.




MCPPush ranked, signal-annotated lists into the tools your team already runs: Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, plus the data infrastructure we built in-house so you don't stitch it together.

MCP


See how named-account research stays current, ties each change to your sales thesis, and gives reps evidence they can inspect.
The signal types, examples, and limits behind a useful judgment.
How qualification, account context, review, ownership, and routing fit together.
How evidence about people, companies, relationships, and CRM state becomes one usable judgment.
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Priya engaged with two competing cloud-security vendors during a SOC 2 project.