Hiring posts
Catch companies announcing roles in LinkedIn posts, often before the listing goes live on a job board.

Bitscale tracks 15 buying signals, from exec hires and funding rounds to viral LinkedIn posts and website visits. Stack them to find the accounts ready to talk, then send them to your CRM, your sequencer or Slack.
Catch companies announcing roles in LinkedIn posts, often before the listing goes live on a job board.
See every open role a company has on LinkedIn Jobs, filtered to the titles you care about, like SDRs or security engineers.
Pull openings from company careers pages and outside job boards, so hiring shows up even when it isn't on LinkedIn.
Keep a fixed list of target accounts under watch and get flagged as soon as one opens a role that matters to you.
Know when a target account raises, with the round and date, in the week it's announced.
Catch growth that doesn't come as a round: new offices, acquisitions and big launches, picked up from press releases and news.
Find people who just started a new role, filtered by how recently they moved. New leaders tend to review their tools early.
Watch your past champions and customers, and get flagged the day one of them joins a new company.
Track what target accounts post on LinkedIn and who engages, so you know what's on their mind this week.
See what your contacts post and comment on, and open with something they actually said.
Pull everyone who reacted to or commented on a post, up to 1,000 people with full profiles, and turn them into a list.
See which tools a company runs, including competitors and tools yours plugs into.
Every contact is tagged as C-level, decision maker or champion, so signals reach the people who can buy.
See which companies are on your pricing and product pages, through RB2B, Factors or Vector.
Score each account by how much it reads and how often it comes back, so a pricing-page visit counts for more than a blog read.
Combine any of the above, like a Series B plus SDR hiring plus a new VP Sales, to surface accounts no single signal would catch.
A signal tells you which account is ready. The waterfall finds the people to contact there: work emails at 90–95% coverage and mobiles above 95%, checked across 100+ sources in one column. Every email is verified before it reaches your CRM, so bounce rates stay under 0.5%.
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