Product

Two clear entry products. One signal layer for the whole team.

You can start either with hidden website demand or with target-account monitoring. Scorix then connects those signals into a single account-prioritization workflow.

Where to start

Choose the first problem you want to solve in the next few weeks.

Company Visit Analytics

A standalone product for teams that need hidden website demand and reliable company-level intent.

  • company identification from visits
  • activity history and intent patterns
  • customer-safe company output

External ICP Signals

A standalone product for teams with an ICP universe that need to monitor target accounts outside the website.

  • CSV and target account intake
  • external signal feed
  • priority by detected motion
What comes next

Once the first scenario works, Scorix can expand into a full account system.

Unified Signals

Brings first-party and external signal layers into one feed.

Revenue Context

Adds ownership, stage, customer status, and suppression logic.

Managed Intelligence

Adds implementation support, signal design, and rollout around customer process.

What the team gets

Not a module bundle, but a working system for timing and account action.

Explainable account resolution

Scorix exposes only those account-level outputs that pass the trust filter and are safe for revenue teams.

Signal interpretation layer

Every customer-facing signal includes why it matters and a commercial angle.

Strong-source signal policy

Official domains, documents, HH, Checko, and curated sources rank above noisy news aggregation.

Site health and tracking reliability

Teams can see whether the tracker is installed, events are flowing, and real visits are arriving.

How it works in practice

Scorix turns signals into the next clear step for marketing and sales.

  1. website activity and external triggers
  2. company and evidence normalization
  3. account context sync
  4. reason-to-act feed for sales and marketing
Demo

Choose the entry point first. We will assemble the platform path around it.

In a demo we show where a standalone product is enough and where a unified workflow is justified.