Six illustrative company profiles, each showing a different way the same platform gets configured - the import, the ICP weighting, the threshold, the daily limit, the allocation method - and what changed in hours, cost and pipeline as a result.
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Northwind SaaS
B2B SaaS
3.4×more qualified conversations per week
Four account executives were each keeping their own prospect list. Consolidating them into one ranked, de-duplicated queue ended the daily argument over whose list was right.
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prospects imported and de-duplicated in the first cycle
68%
of the combined list parked below the 70% threshold
32
prospects released to the queue each day - 8 per owner
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Apex Fintech
78%fewer unqualified conversations reaching an AE
A regulated payments vendor raised its qualification threshold above the default and re-weighted geography, so jurisdictions it wasn't licensed to sell into stopped reaching a rep at all.
Read case studyVolta Retail
89%average match score across the qualified queue
A Nordic retail-tech vendor rebalanced the scoring model toward technology fit, turning a generic ICP into one that could actually explain its own top prospects.
Read case studyCargo Loop
25ranked prospects a day, run by one person
A founder running the company's first outbound motion alone used a single small daily limit to keep a ranked queue from turning into another backlog.
Read case studyHelioMed
100%of outreach actions logged for compliance review
A medtech vendor selling into hospital procurement needed every outreach action attributable to a named person and fully auditable - not automated end to end.
Read case studyOstro Labs
9 daysfrom first import to the first booked call
An early-stage developer-tools company needed to move from zero outbound process to a working queue in days, not a quarter of process design.
Read case studyThe companies, people, quotes and figures on this page are illustrative examples created for this design - not audited results from real Dizenly customers.
Where the figures come from, and what a first project usually looks like.
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