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See how competitors sell, not just what they ship.

Org maps of competitor sales segmentation, territory design, solution engineering and customer success teams, for strategy and revenue leaders at enterprise software companies.

FUNCTIONS WE MAP

01    Sales segmentation

02    Territory design

03    Solution engineering

04    Customer success

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Who uses it

Competitive intelligence, corporate strategy, revenue operations and sales leadership at software companies selling to enterprises and the mid-market.

The decisions it informs

  • Segment and territory design against how competitors cover the same accounts

  • Ratios of account executives to solution engineers to customer success managers

  • Entry into a new vertical or region where a competitor has already built a team

  • Partner and channel strategy, based on how competitors split direct and indirect sales

  • Win-loss follow-up, to tell whether a loss came from product or from how the account was covered

Why structure matters here

Product comparisons and win-loss interviews explain why a deal went one way. They rarely show the coverage model behind it, such as how many account executives a competitor assigns to a named-account list, whether it runs vertical teams, or how deep its solution engineering bench is. Profiles on professional networks overstate titles and lag reorganizations. A verified org map shows the current structure.

Questions we answer

  • How does a competitor segment its sales organization by industry, company size and region?

  • How many account executives, solution engineers and customer success managers cover a segment?

  • Has a competitor created a dedicated team for a vertical or product line, and who leads it?

  • How did the structure change after its latest reorganization or acquisition?

START HERE

Every engagement starts with the question you need answered.

Tell us which competitors and which functions matter to the decision in front of you. We'll scope what can be mapped, how, and by when.

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