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What your reps already know
The strongest signals we surfaced from your CRM that were not visible in any existing reporting — and what they tell us about how information moves in your sales organisation.
Six-month managed service Not a copilot
A six-month managed service. Not another copilot.
A Fieldloop pilot runs for six months as a managed service. Six weeks to go-live; then five months of weekly editions covering your real markets, in your reps' languages. It is built for organisations in the middle of transforming their commercial function — looking for AI that creates measurable value at the level of decision-making, not at the level of individual task speed.
Who this is for
Commercial organisations in transformation, looking for AI that matters.
The pilot is built for a specific moment: when a commercial leadership team is rethinking how their organisation goes to market — and is sceptical that the answer is yet another seat-based copilot that lets reps draft emails faster. You are the audience if you recognise some of the following:
AYou have invested in CRM and BI, and you still don't feel you understand your own market in time to act on it.
BYou have rolled out, or are evaluating, AI copilots for sales reps — and you suspect the productivity gain is marginal compared to the strategic gap you actually care about.
CYour commercial function is mid-transformation — new go-to-market motion, multi-market consolidation, post-merger integration, a major channel shift — and you need leadership-level clarity faster than your reporting cadence is delivering it.
DYou operate across multiple markets and you cannot get a consistent, comparable read on what is happening in each.
How it runs
Six months, managed end to end by our team.
The pilot is a managed service. Your team does not install software, train models, or operate the pipeline. You read the editions, you ask questions, you act on what you read. Everything between your CRM and your inbox is ours to operate.
Weeks 1–6
Setup & go-live
Read access to a defined CRM slice; a sector knowledge layer tuned for your industry; language coverage extended to your markets; the editorial template adapted to your brand. The first edition is published at week 6.
Weeks 7–24
Active publication
Weekly editions delivered to your designated readership. A nominated editor-in-chief on your side approves each edition; our editorial lead is on a weekly call with them. You ask questions; the next edition reflects them.
Weeks 25–26
Assessment & close
A senior written brief on what we observed about your sales organisation's intelligence capacity — and what, if anything, should follow the pilot.
What you receive
Weekly editions during the pilot. A written assessment at the end.
During the pilot, your readership receives the same publication your team would continue to receive afterwards — there is no separate "demo" version. What you see is what production delivers. At the end, our team writes you a candid brief covering four things.
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Where the signal is leaking
Patterns where field knowledge exists but is not reaching leadership in time. Specific roles, specific markets, specific reporting channels.
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Where AI helps — and where it doesn't
A direct view of which parts of your sales-intelligence workflow benefit from automated analysis, and which still require human judgement. Honest about both.
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A recommended next step
Full production deployment, a different focus area, a change to how you capture field signal — or no further action. We will tell you what we actually think.
Scope
Fixed scope, fixed price, no scope drift.
A standard pilot covers
- Up to three target markets, in one to two languages
- A defined rep population (typically 20–150 reps in scope)
- Weekly publication cadence — or another agreed at kick-off
- Industry-specific knowledge layer tuned for your sector
- Closing assessment brief
What the pilot is explicitly not
- Not a seat-based SaaS your reps log into.
- Not a copilot. Nothing makes a rep draft an email or summarise a meeting faster.
- Not a dashboard.
- Not a tool deployment that requires learning a new product. Your interaction is one publication per week and one conversation per week with our editorial lead.
What you need to provide
Realistic, not exhaustive.
Because the pilot is delivered as a managed service, what we need from you is light. We do not ask you to change how your reps record notes, to introduce new CRM fields, or to adopt a new tool.
- Read access to a defined slice of your CRM (the scope above).
- A nominated editor-in-chief, ~2 hours per week during the active phase, who approves each edition before it reaches the wider readership.
- A technical contact for the integration kick-off (~10–15 hours total during weeks 1–4).
- A short scoping conversation up front to define markets, languages, readership, and sector knowledge to incorporate.
Pricing
We send a written proposal.
Pilot pricing depends on the scope you choose — markets, languages, rep population, sector complexity. We do not publish a single number because the gap between the smallest defensible pilot and the largest is wide enough that any number here would be misleading.
Send us a short description of what you want to learn, and we return a written proposal — scope, timeline, deliverables, fixed price — within five working days.
Smaller organisations
Not the right time for a managed pilot? Leave your details.
The pilot is structured for organisations with a sizeable field sales operation and a multi-market footprint. If you are smaller, or want to wait for the productised version that runs without a managed-service engagement, leave your contact and we will reach out when that release is closer. We'll tell you the price, availability, and requirements then — not now.
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Are you a management consultancy?
We are recruiting a small number of partner consultancies to deliver Fieldloop programmes alongside us in their own markets. The partnership includes joint training on the Fieldloop methodology, certification, joint pricing arrangements, and territorial protections. Get in touch if your consultancy serves large enterprise clients in pharma, energy, financial services, or adjacent regulated sectors.
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