Field operations
Give your sales agent eyes on the ground.
A rep drives forty minutes to a business that closed last year. The CRM was confident. The CRM was wrong.
The problem
Prospect data decays quietly. Nothing in a record tells you whether the place is still there, still open, or still the business it claims to be — and the cost of finding out is a wasted visit.
What happens today
Reps qualify by driving. Automated enrichment guesses from stale web data. Neither produces something you could show a manager.
The standard jobs
Named, versioned, and verifiable because they were stated in advance.
BUSINESS_OPEN_CHECK | Open, trading, and at the hours listed? |
RETAIL_LOCATION_CHECK | Does the location exist and look as described? |
PROPERTY_SIGNAGE_CHECK | Is the business still signed at that address? |
LOCATION_PHOTO | A dated, located photograph for the record. |
What comes back
Evidence, not a photograph somebody has to interpret.
- A verified answer before a rep is dispatched, for a fraction of the cost of the drive.
- Evidence attached to the record, so the next person does not repeat the trip.
- Coverage checked before you commit: ask whether the area can be served at all.
- Every check independently auditable, so a territory review is not a matter of trust.
Place and time are deterministic and gate the payout. The model's reading of the photographs is advisory: it can permit auto-approval or route to a human, and that is all. No verdict at all is never a pass.
One call
POST /v1/tags/recipe
{
"recipe": "BUSINESS_OPEN_CHECK",
"location": { "lat": 33.749, "lng": -84.388 }
}Cheap enough to run across a list, specific enough to act on. Check supply with find_partners before committing a campaign to an area you have not used before.
What it costs
You set the bounty. We add 20%.
A $75 Tag costs you $90 and pays the Partner $75. Nothing is charged for a Tag nobody claimed, for proof that failed the place or time lock, or for work you disputed until a human has ruled on it.