SCOUTz / Prospect Miner

How does an MSP find local businesses it has never met and check them before the first call?

Search public company records by company or location, then view the results in a grid or on a map. Confirm the business website before running a scan.

By Steve Copeland

What it does

  1. Search by company, city, state, or ZIP.
  2. Choose a 5-, 10-, or 25-mile search radius.
  3. Filter across 20 industry groups and sort by size.
  4. Switch between grid and map views.
  5. Use Local Sweep to list every business of one kind in one place, ranked.
  6. Choose Run scan on a result after confirming its website.
  7. Keep the search grounded in public company records.
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Illustrative example

· Not customer data

The MSP searches a city for businesses in 1 industry group, confirms a result's website, and chooses Run scan.

Questions MSPs ask

Where do the results come from?

Results come from public company records.

Which search radii can I choose?

Choose a 5-, 10-, or 25-mile radius.

Can I see businesses on a map?

Yes. Results have grid and map views.

What does Local Sweep do?

It lists every business of one kind in one place, ranked, with Run scan on each result.

Can I scan without confirming the website?

The user confirms the website before scanning.

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