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Always on across your ICP

Long-running agents for every account you want to win.

Every account in your ICP gets an always-on agent that studies the business, maps the stakeholders, and writes outreach each person will actually read.

Sales has always been about understanding each buyer.

AI was supposed to scale that. Instead, it scaled sameness.

Every team reads the same data, uses the same AI, writes the same emails.

GTM tools made the old workflow faster. Thinkwell changed the workflow.

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How Thinkwell works

The same four jobs. A completely different way of doing them.

01

Choosing accounts

Status quo

Your signal tools flag hundreds of accounts for the same funding rounds and job posts. A signal tells you something happened, not whether they need you.

  • CanopyRaised Series C
  • NorthwindHiring 4 SDRs
  • TesseraNew VP Sales
  • HalcyonRaised Series B
  • VantageHiring 6 AEs

+ 1,240 more with a fresh signal this week

With Thinkwell

Thinkwell shows you which accounts need what you sell right now and explains why, so you know exactly where to spend your week.

1,240 accounts watched3 worth your week

  • 01 Canopy Act this week

    Japan launch makes data residency the deal.

    Launching in Japan by Q3 · no residency plan yet

    → Start with Mia, Head of International

  • 02 Northwind Act this week

    Security review is the way in, not a feature pitch.

    New CISO · SOC 2 renewal in 60 days

  • 03 Tessera Watching

    Not yet. A compliance hire, but no deadline.

02

Finding the people

Status quo

Your enrichment tool finds every VP with the right title, and they all go into the same sequence. Titles tell you who could buy, not who owns the problem.

  • VP Eng
  • VP Sales
  • Dir. IT
  • VP Ops
  • Dir. Eng
  • VP Product
  • Dir. Security
  • VP Finance
  • Dir. Ops

all enriched, all added to the same sequence

With Thinkwell

Thinkwell maps the org chart around the problem, showing who owns it, who feels it, who signs off, and who you should contact first.

  1. Start here · Owns the problem Mia, Head of International
  2. Bring in next · Feels it Rajan, VP Engineering
  3. Signs off · Cares about timing Sarah, CFO
03

Writing the outreach

Status quo

Your AI writer pulls one fact from a LinkedIn post and wraps it in a pitch. It sounds personal, and buyers can tell it isn't.

Hi Mia,

Saw your post about expanding into APAC, exciting times for the Canopy team!

As companies scale globally, compliance can become a real bottleneck. At Acme, we help fast-growing teams streamline compliance so they can move faster.

Worth a quick chat this week?

Personal about her. Generic about her problem.

With Thinkwell

Thinkwell writes each email to one person, about what they're working on right now and why you can help, so it reads like it was meant for them.

Japan has three gaps before your first deal

Hi Mia, we mapped Canopy's public docs against Japan's privacy rules. Singapore looks fine. Japan has three gaps that usually block enterprise deals in security review.

canopy-japan-gaps.pdf Built for Canopy · 2 pages

One argument, with proof made for them.

04

Staying on the account

Status quo

You run a sequence, get no reply, and move on. Six months later your signal tool pings again, and nobody remembers what happened the first time.

  1. Week 1 · Email 1
  2. Week 2 · Email 2
  3. Week 3 · Breakup email
  4. No reply · account goes cold
  5. Month 6 · Signal fires again, research starts from scratch

With Thinkwell

Thinkwell keeps watching every account after the sequence ends, remembers what you've learned, and tells you when there's a new reason to reach out.

  1. Week 1 · First outreach to Mia
  2. Month 2 · Privacy policy updated
  3. Month 4 · Three Tokyo roles posted
  4. Month 5 · Board sets Q3 launch date
  5. Month 6 · New reason to reach out, with context from all of the above

Introducing Blueprint-v1

Every Thinkwell agent is built on Blueprint-v1, a model of how 8 million companies work and buy.

Every company's business model, org structure, and buying process, mapped before your agent starts.

Your context

First it learns what makes you different.

Your ICP, your product, and your closed-won deals, so it scores fit the way your team would.

Agents

Then it puts both to work on one account.

It tracks the stakeholders, initiatives, and changes at that account as they happen.

Point of view

The result: a point of view no generic AI tool could write.

Which accounts to prioritize, who to contact, what to say, and when.

  1. Northwind: consolidating vendors before Q3. Next step: outbound to Sarah H.
  2. Tessera: new CIO, security review stalled. Next step: flag renewal risk.
  3. Canopy: expanding into the EU this year. Next step: prep Thursday's call.

Why not just use Claude and Clay?

For one account, you can get close. Do it for every account, every month, and you hit four problems.

The problem With Claude + Clay With Thinkwell

It doesn’t know what it doesn’t know.

It writes confidently from whatever the search turned up. It never mentions the privacy policy it didn’t read or the hire it missed.

Checks the same sources on every account, every time, so nothing depends on what one search happened to find.

It’s a snapshot.

Accurate the day you run it. Next month’s policy change and the board’s new launch date never make it in unless someone reruns it.

Keeps watching after the research is done, and updates its view of the account as things change.

It’s slow at scale.

Deep research on one account takes real agent time plus a person to check it. Across a whole territory, it becomes a project.

Full points of view across your target accounts in under 24 hours.

You pay for the same research again and again.

Every refresh starts from scratch, so you spend credits and tokens rediscovering what you already knew.

Builds on what it already knows, and only does new work when something changes.

Get a free account brief

Tell us one account you’re prospecting or know well and we’ll send back a free, thesis-led brief on it.