| Location: | 444 De Haro St Suite 210 San Francisco, CA 94107 United States |
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5 - 20M Raised| Web Site: | www.insideview.com |
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| Headquarters: | 444 De Haro St Suite 210 San Francisco, CA 94107 United States |
| Employees: | 11-40 |
| Year Founded: | 2005 |
| Industry: | Software |
| InsideViews unique socialprise technology intelligently aggregates and analyzes relevant personal, professional and corporate data in real time from thousands of content sources to uncover new customer engagement opportunities. InsideViews Sales 2.0 applications deliver fresh and complete intelligence within CRMs and to mobile devices to maximize sales productivity and accelerate sales cycles ultimately driving higher volume sales, higher value sales and higher velocity sales. InsideView is headquartered in San Francisco, California with operations in Hyderabad, India. We are privately held and venture-backed by Emergence Capital, Rembrandt Venture Partners, Greenhouse Capital Partners, along with investments from leading Silicon Valley executives. Why Now As the amount of data available on the Internet has exploded, magnified by increased convergence of previously disparate professional and personal sources, so too has the need for sales to be able to harness this data to gain a competitive edge and grow topline revenue. However, traditional business information services dont do anywhere near enough to help sales professionals sort through potential deals and dealmakers. Subscription databases and list building services can give you facts, data and news, but the filtering they provide is rarely enough to help you identify the most relevant prospects for sales and business development activities. Search engines Though they are pretty good at finding basic business information quickly, they cannot scale to build a powerful business intelligence service. Social networks at least can help you identify specific people in trusted relationships, but they rarely expose their current business activities or needs. Maintaining these parallel universes of social media for personal relationship information and of business information services for news, data and research just doesnt work for todays sales professional anymore. Its time-consuming to say the least and oftentimes results in missed opportunities even when you have the right relationships and the right products. Thats where we come in The key to solving this problem is recognizing that its no longer just who you know that will make business deals happen but what you know about who you know tightly synched with when and where you should know it. You need to be able to combine the best enterprise information sources with the best insights from social relationships to identify the right opportunities at the right time and determine the right people to contact. And for optimum usability, you need access to the resulting intelligence where you need it most within the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications that your sales people live and breathe in. |