↳SecondPass Revenue
Revenue recovery for B2B teams

Your CRM is full of unfinished business.

We find the old sales opportunities still worth pursuing and help your team reopen those conversations—safely, selectively and with the context intact.

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A bounded review. No mass send. No revenue promises.
SecondPass / Recovery roomExample audit
Review recommended

Northstar expansion

Recorded value£42,000

What the CRM actually says

  1. Discovery confirmed two-region need
  2. Proposal reviewed with operations lead
  3. Budget moved to next quarter
  4. No follow-up task found

SecondPass decision

Clear reason to revisitTiming changed. Need may remain.

The buyer asked to return after a budget delay. The account is eligible, the contact is still in role and no opt-out is recorded.

Next: human reviews the draft →
01 — Why deals disappear

You paid for the lead, the salesperson, the meetings and the proposal. Then timing changed.

“Come back next quarter.”The quarter arrived. Nobody returned.
The champion moved company.The need may remain, but the account lost its owner.
The proposal went quiet.A sales handover buried the context and follow-up stopped.
The budget was delayed.A temporary obstacle became a permanent closed-lost record.
02 — How money can return

Not by contacting everyone. By finding the few conversations that still make sense.

01

Define one dormant pipeline

You choose the records and agree the boundaries.

02

Remove records that should not move

Opt-outs, duplicates, changed employers and uncertain identities stop here.

03

Find a defensible reason to return

We assess timing, prior engagement, deal value, loss reason and data quality.

04

Restore the commercial story

Your team sees what happened, what was promised and why the opportunity went quiet.

05

Approve a relevant second approach

No invented facts and no send before the agreed human check.

06

Turn the right reply into a sales conversation

Meetings and referrals reach your team; every outcome returns to the CRM.

03 — Your dormant-pipeline exposure
Pipeline represented by the review shortlist
£250k

25 opportunities may deserve a human decision before your team pays to replace them with new leads.

Illustrative only—not forecast revenue. “Worth reviewing” does not mean qualified, recoverable or guaranteed to convert. Actual results depend on the records, market and buyers.

04 — Protect the relationships

The first decision is who not to contact.

Old pipeline is only valuable when handled with judgement. Your reputation is worth more than a bigger send list.

×Opt-out recordedThe person is stopped, not “reactivated”.
×Duplicate or recent contactNo accidental second message.
×Employer or identity mismatchThe record waits for a person to resolve it.
→Complaint, privacy request or unclear replyA human takes over.
These are tested behaviours, not marketing promises.The current engine passes 89 automated checks covering suppression, identity, duplicate prevention, adversarial content and reply routing. The number proves the controls—not future sales.
05 — Founding pilot

Prove the opportunity on one pipeline.

A 14-day engagement to show what may be recoverable, what must be suppressed and which conversations deserve your team’s time.

£500 setup
+ £500 per qualified meeting
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Qualification criteria are agreed before work starts. Meetings and revenue cannot be guaranteed.

Duration14 days
RecordsUp to 500
ScopeOne CRM pipeline
IncludedSuppression and identity checks
IncludedPrioritised recovery shortlist
IncludedContext and message drafts
ControlHuman approval before outreach
ReportingReplies, meetings and CRM outcomes

Before buying another lead, find out what is still alive in your CRM.

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