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Adapt your sales workflow to your market.

Use your business knowledge, target-customer criteria and qualification requirements to build a prospecting workflow around the market you actually sell to.

  • Prospect discovery
  • Targeted outreach
  • AI qualification
  • Sales-ready handoff

One sales engine, adapted to different B2B markets

Different industries sell to different customers, solve different problems and use different signals to decide whether an opportunity deserves sales attention.

Welaska provides a connected prospecting and qualification workflow while allowing the business context behind that workflow to reflect your market, offer and target customer.

Instead of assuming every company should use identical targeting and qualification rules, the process starts with what your business sells, who it serves and what makes a prospect relevant.

Sales workflows across B2B industries

01

Software & IT Services

Structure prospecting around the industries, company profiles, technology needs and service requirements relevant to your software development, IT consulting or technology services.

02

Digital Marketing Agencies

Identify businesses that fit your agency offer, organize prospect context and qualify opportunities around marketing requirements, business fit and readiness for a sales conversation.

03

Real Estate

Organize prospecting and qualification around the property or real-estate offer, target audience, location criteria, expressed requirements and applicable buying or business context.

04

Professional Services

Build a focused pipeline for consulting and other professional services by connecting target-client criteria, prospect research, outreach and qualification context.

05

Recruitment & Staffing

Focus business-development activity on organizations relevant to your staffing offer and qualify opportunities using company context, hiring requirements and applicable engagement signals.

06

B2B Service Businesses

Adapt prospect discovery, outreach and qualification to specialized B2B services by defining who you serve, what problems you solve and what makes an opportunity relevant.

Adapt Welaska to your business and market

  1. 1

    Describe your business

    Give Welaska context about your products or services, positioning, customer problems, sales approach and the information that matters when evaluating an opportunity.

  2. 2

    Define your target market

    Specify relevant industries, locations, company characteristics, customer requirements and other criteria appropriate to your business.

  3. 3

    Discover relevant prospects

    Use those criteria to structure prospect discovery and research around businesses that may be relevant to your offer.

  4. 4

    Apply business context

    Keep your offer, audience and prospect information connected so outreach can be organized around relevant context instead of generic volume.

  5. 5

    Qualify opportunities

    Evaluate business fit, engagement, requirements, timing and other applicable signals using criteria appropriate to your sales process.

  6. 6

    Continue with human sales

    Move qualified opportunities to your sales process with useful context for the appropriate follow-up, meeting, proposal or next step.

Frequently asked questions

Which industries can use Welaska?

Welaska is designed for B2B prospecting and qualification workflows and can be configured around different businesses, including software and IT services, agencies, professional services, recruitment, real estate and other B2B service companies.

Does Welaska use the same sales process for every industry?

No. The underlying workflow can connect prospect discovery, outreach and qualification, while target-customer criteria, business knowledge, prospect context and qualification requirements can differ by business and market.

Can a business define its own ideal customer criteria?

Yes. Businesses can provide context about who they want to reach, including relevant industries, locations, company characteristics, needs and other criteria applicable to their offer.

Can qualification criteria differ between businesses?

Yes. Relevant qualification signals can vary depending on the offer and sales process. Examples may include business fit, requirements, interest, timing, budget or readiness for an appropriate next step.

Is Welaska only for large sales teams?

No. The workflow can be useful to different B2B organizations that need a more structured way to discover prospects, organize sales activity and identify qualified opportunities.

Does using Welaska guarantee customers or revenue?

No. Welaska can support prospecting, outreach and qualification workflows, but a discovered or qualified opportunity does not guarantee a purchase, signed contract, revenue or closed deal.

Turn business knowledge into sales-ready opportunities.

Give Welaska context about what you sell and who you want to reach, then build a more structured prospecting and qualification workflow.

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