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Scout finds the right people for your goal

Tell Reach who you want to meet. Scout searches the open web for companies that match, then the people inside them who own the problem you solve. You watch it happen, live, on a globe.

Scout, this round

Found 4 people who fit

Four people who fit. Checker takes it from here.

Searches
18
Sites read
47
Firms
5
People found
4

Goal Meet heads of finance at mid-size logistics firms in Germany and the Netherlands.

  1. ThinkingFour people who fit. Checker takes it from here.
  2. FoundFemke de Jong, Head of Finance
  3. FoundJonas Weber, CFO
  4. ReadingIsarline Logistik's news page
  • Lena HoffmannHead of Finance, Nordwerk LogistikWhy: Runs month-end for four depots
  • Sanne BakkerFinance Director, Havenlijn TransportWhy: Posted about a faster month-end close
  • Jonas WeberCFO, Isarline LogistikWhy: New CFO since May, hiring in finance
  • Femke de JongHead of Finance, Grachten CargoWhy: Leads a finance team of nine

Sample data: fictional people and companies.

The panel you see while Scout looks: every search, every site it reads and every person it finds, with the reason they fit.

What Scout does

Finds the right people at the right companies, with the reason each one fits.

  1. Reads your goal and works out the kind of company and the role you mean.

  2. Searches for companies that match: industry, size and where they are.

  3. Finds the people in the role you asked for, from public sources.

  4. Writes down why each person fits, so you can judge the list in seconds.

  5. Hands every name to Checker before anyone writes a word.

Scout

The details that matter

Your words, not filters

Say it the way you would say it to a colleague: "Heads of finance at logistics firms in Germany." Scout turns that into the search. You can still narrow it by size or place.

A reason for every name

Each person comes with a short note on why they fit your goal. A clear mismatch on the role is flagged for you to look at, not quietly sent.

Live on a globe

While Scout works, you see where it is looking and who it has found so far. No black box, no waiting on a spinner.

No double work

People you already talk to, and anyone listed twice, are left out for you.

Scout FAQ

Where does Scout find people?
From public sources on the open web: company sites, public profiles and other pages a person or company has published. Every name comes with the reason it fits.
Can I narrow the search?
Yes. Your goal sets the direction, and you can narrow it by company size and by place.
Do I have to email everyone Scout finds?
No. Scout only builds the list. Nothing is written or sent without your approval, and you can skip anyone.

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