Peak PRM
Who fits my offer, who works where? That's prospecting. Peak PRM doesn't research people or search other networks.
Who fits my offer, who works where?
This page separates two jobs: research and prospecting in a networking service, and your own relationship memory in a PRM. It shows a neutral workflow for both.
What decides it for you?
Who fits my offer, who works where?
Sophie, head of sales at a B2B software company, finds five fitting contacts through research.
Comparison · state of evidence
Sample data · nothing is sent| Job | Peak PRM | Other vendors |
|---|---|---|
| Daily list with a reason | Available in Peak PRM | Source missing |
| Network with notes | Available in Peak PRM | Source missing |
| Rhythm per person | Available in Peak PRM | Source missing |
| Promises from conversations | Available in Peak PRM | Source missing |
| Conversation brief | Available in Peak PRM | Source missing |
| Capture moments | Beta | Source missing |
| Introductions with consent | Beta | Source missing |
| Integrations | Planned | Source missing |
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
01 / The basis for deciding
This page separates two jobs: research and prospecting in a networking service, and your own relationship memory in a PRM.
4 dimensions · Same standard for both options
Who fits my offer, who works where? That's prospecting. Peak PRM doesn't research people or search other networks.
Who fits my offer, who works where?
Draft · sources for other vendors still missing
Who fits my offer, who works where?
| The criterion | Peak PRM | Your current tool |
|---|---|---|
| Job 1: researchWho fits my offer, who works where? | Peak PRMPeak PRM today Who fits my offer, who works where? That's prospecting. Peak PRM doesn't research people or search other networks. Demo exampleLocal demo with invented data. No import, nothing sent, nothing published. src/components/marketing-system/families/fair-comparison/index.tsx | Your current toolNot yet evidenced Draft · sources for other vendors still missing Evidence pendingThe compared product and a current primary source still need to be added editorially. |
| Job 2: rememberWhat did we talk about, what did I promise, when do I get back in touch? | Peak PRMPeak PRM today What did we talk about, what did I promise, when do I get back in touch? That's Peak PRM's job. Demo exampleLocal demo with invented data. No import, nothing sent, nothing published. src/components/marketing-system/families/fair-comparison/index.tsx | Your current toolNot yet evidenced Draft · sources for other vendors still missing Evidence pendingThe compared product and a current primary source still need to be added editorially. |
| Hand-over by exportContacts you really talk to can be imported into Peak PRM via LinkedIn's data export. | Peak PRMPeak PRM today Contacts you really talk to can be imported into Peak PRM via LinkedIn's data export. An API connection to LinkedIn is planned. Demo exampleLocal demo with invented data. No import, nothing sent, nothing published. src/components/marketing-system/families/fair-comparison/index.tsx | Your current toolNot yet evidenced Draft · sources for other vendors still missing Evidence pendingThe compared product and a current primary source still need to be added editorially. |
| Search your own notesPeak PRM offers keyword search across your own notes, not semantic search and not search across other people's profiles. | Peak PRMPeak PRM today Peak PRM offers keyword search across your own notes, not semantic search and not search across other people's profiles. Demo exampleLocal demo with invented data. No import, nothing sent, nothing published. src/components/marketing-system/families/fair-comparison/index.tsx | Your current toolNot yet evidenced Draft · sources for other vendors still missing Evidence pendingThe compared product and a current primary source still need to be added editorially. |
Source code is evidence of implementation. It does not replace a current live test.
This page separates two jobs: research and prospecting in a networking service, and your own relationship memory in a PRM.
Keep implementation, live test and vendor statement clearly apart.
There is no connection between Peak PRM and LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and we don't claim one.
We only name LinkedIn Sales Navigator's features and prices with a linked source. Source to be added.
Who fits my offer, who works where? That's prospecting. Peak PRM doesn't research people or search other networks.
02 / From feature to moment
Sophie, head of sales at a B2B software company, finds five fitting contacts through research. After two real conversations she brings those two into Peak PRM via data export and notes topics and promises there. Sophie is invented.
The protocol prepares your test. It does not run it.
Who fits my offer, who works where? That's prospecting. Peak PRM doesn't research people or search other networks.
Who fits my offer, who works where?
Local demo with invented data. No import, nothing sent, nothing published.
src/components/marketing-system/families/fair-comparison/index.tsxTask selected. No test run.
See the workflow03 / Before the next step
Look at the workflow and decide at which point a contact belongs in your relationship memory.
Moving your relationships is a separate decision. Prepare it and keep the open evidence in view.
Contacts, history and dependencies stay part of your decision.
Look at the workflow and decide at which point a contact belongs in your relationship memory.
See the workflowInteractive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
The next question matters more than a quick verdict.
No. Peak PRM helps with people you already know. To find new contacts you need other tools.
Request the data export in your LinkedIn account and import the file into Peak PRM. Automatic matching through the LinkedIn API is planned but not available.
Probably not. Import the people you actually have a relationship with. A PRM doesn't get better with more names in it.
Questions about Peak PRM, your account or the offer? This is where to go.