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How CIDE works.

The Context Informed Data Engine is the part of SYNC that decides whether there is anything worth saying, to whom, and why.

the first rule

No dossier, no message. An account without a dated reason gets nothing from SYNC, however good it looks on paper.

Tier C: left aloneno dated reason: left aloneall inA or B passreason foundyou approveAccounts foundfifty per runScoredtwelve criteriaResearcheda dated caseDraftedon your deskSentfrom your mailbox
  1. Accounts foundfifty per run
    all in
  2. Scoredtwelve criteria
    A or B passTier C: left alone
  3. Researcheda dated case
    reason foundno dated reason: left alone
  4. Draftedon your desk
    you approve
  5. Sentfrom your mailbox
Fewer accounts pass each gate. The ones that drop out are left alone, and nothing is sent until you approve it.

Five steps, always in this order.

  1. signal

    Gather what changed

    Careers pages and the systems behind them, the company's own site, LinkedIn, the KVK register and the press. Every fact is kept with the page it came from and the date it was read.

    producesDated facts, each with its source
  2. reading

    Score it against your customers

    Twelve criteria, learned from the companies that already buy from you. A score quotes its evidence; a criterion without evidence scores nothing.

    producesA tier: A and B are worked, C is left alone
  3. case

    Write down why now

    The signal, its source, its date and its strength. Then what your customer would displace, and what waiting costs. An empty case stays empty.

    producesA dossier with a business case
  4. person

    Map the buying group

    Seven roles: economic buyer, champion, user, influencer, blocker, indifferent and unknown. Each person gets their own situation and angle. Users hear first, buyers last, blockers never.

    producesA contact plan, from the bottom up
  5. message

    Write one thing, then listen

    An observation, a claim and one question, held to the writing rules you set. Replies land in the conversation and wake the agent for its next step.

    producesA draft on your release desk

One message, taken apart.

The same four steps in four different markets.

to[Recipient], [hotel on a Wadden island]subjectYour sous-chef, with housing

Good afternoon [name],

You are looking for a sous-chef and offering housing with it. A Then pay is not the problem. Reach is: the cooks you want do not know the job exists. B

You are the first to feel what an empty spot in the kitchen costs, especially in high season. C We place experienced cooks from across Europe, with housing and paperwork arranged.

Shall I send you three profiles next week, of people available now? D

Kind regards,
[Name], [staffing agency]

  1. AsignalThe vacancy, from the hotel's own careers page, with its date.
  2. BreadingA reach problem, not a supply problem. That is the claim.
  3. CpersonWritten to the person who feels it first. The director gets a different angle, later.
  4. DquestionOne question, and no demo. Something already prepared.

A reply after 58 minutes. A call the next morning.

Rewritten from a real client case and shortened, names withheld. [Publish after the client agrees] Read the case →

What CIDE will not do.

  • Write to a blocker.They are mapped so SYNC knows who they are, and left alone.
  • Rush an account.One new person a day, never more than three touches a day.
  • Send before you say so.Every account starts with approval on each send.
  • Ask you to replace a tool.It reads from the CRM and mailbox you already run.

See what CIDE finds in your market.

Free. We open in January.