If a decent customer stopped buying six months ago, how would you find out today?
For UK manufacturers and distributors with repeat-order customers. Any system, or an export.
£2,000 fixed. Live in three weeks.
I find them in your own order history.
So your first call goes to the biggest.
Every month, or more often if you want, one page shows who’s just gone quiet, while it’s still an easy call.
Two years is ideal, less still works. Pipedrive, HubSpot, Sage, an ERP export, or a spreadsheet someone keeps up to date.
A PCB manufacturer in Croydon. Fourteen months of orders in their system, nobody looking at them. 31% of revenue sat with customers who had quietly stopped ordering.
A one-off list is out of date within a month, so the report comes every month, or more often if you need it.
Three weeks from the day the data arrives.
If your order history doesn’t show something worth acting on, I tell you before you pay.
Instead of hiring a sales analyst. A sales analyst is about £35k before fees and on-costs, and two to three months away. This is live in three weeks.
Move the sliders and put in your own guess. The starting figures are examples.
Example figures and your guess. Some of those customers were always one-offs.
Fifteen minutes, no slides. Tell me where your orders live and I tell you what they show.
Pick a 15-minute slot that suits you.
Or ring 07596 052784.
You get a calendar invite. Bring last month’s sales report if you have one, and we go through your real numbers.
After the call, send your order history, two years if you have it, in any format. I install nothing. Within two working days you get one page: the ten accounts that ordered last year and not this year, and what they were worth. You decide from there if the full build is worth £2,000.
I’ve spent twelve years building sales reports and tools, most of it for field teams. I co-founded PageBreak.ai, board-pack software built on AI. You deal with me, nobody else.