Solutions / Signals on a schedule
Signals that arrive every week.
Save any search as a weekly run. Orange Slice adds only the companies that are new since last time, fills in the buyer, and asks before it spends credits.
The problem
A signal is worth most the week it happens.
A company that raised money last week, or just hired a VP of Sales, is easier to reach now than in three months. Checking for that by hand every week is the job nobody keeps up with.
What Orange Slice does
Set it once, and new rows arrive every week.
- 01
Pick the signal
A new funding round, a new hire in a role you sell to, a new job post, a change in the tools they use.
- 02
Run it on a schedule
Choose the day and the time. Each run adds only the companies that are new since the last one.
Weekly jobEvery Monday, 8:00Find B2B SaaS on Salesforce, 200+ people
New this week: 12 companies
91471112Signals sheet · Monday run8:02- RampHiring a Head of RevOps
- RetoolMoved from HubSpot to Salesforce
- VercelOpened a London office
+ 9 more, already enrichedOpen sheet - 03
Fill in the new rows
New companies get the same columns as the rest of the sheet: the buyer, their email, and the signal that brought them in.
- 04
Reach out while it is fresh
Draft a first email that mentions the signal, and add the contacts to a sequence when you approve.
Sequence · Olivier, DatadogIn HubSpot- Intro emailDay 1Olivier, saw Datadog is hiring 40 AEs in EMEA…
- You approveDay 1Read it, edit a line, send. Nothing goes out first.ApproveEdit
- LinkedIn noteDay 3Short note that points back to the email
- Follow-upDay 6One line, with the EMEA ramp numbers
Ask it like this
Type it the way you would say it.
Orange Slice shows the plan and what it will cost before it runs. Change the prompt to fit your market.
What should we find?
Every Monday, find companies on our list that raised money or hired a VP of Sales last week, and add them to this sheet.
What you get
What you get: a sheet that grows every week.
- ACompanyNew since the last run
- BSignalWhat happened, and when
- CBuyerThe person to reach
- DWork emailFound, or left empty
- EFirst emailA draft that mentions the signal
- FRunThe week it was added
Other ways to use it
- OutboundFind the companies that fit, the people who buy, and write the first email.
- InboundScore every demo request and form fill, and route the good ones to a rep.
- Product-led signupsSee which new signups work at a company worth a sales touch.
- Account researchOne row per account, with the facts a rep needs before a call.
- TAM sourcingBuild the full list of companies in your market, not the first page of a search.
- CRM enrichmentFill the empty fields in your CRM and fix the stale ones.
Start with your website
Paste your URL. Orange Slice builds the first list while you watch.
