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Reduce Deal Risk and Accelerate Consensus:
Multi-Threading with ExecAtlas

Build relationships across buying committees instead of relying on a single contact.

Use ExecAtlas to identify the following multi-threading opportunities:

  • Active deal relies on a single contact with limited buying authority

  • Opportunity stalls without clear explanation from your primary contact

  • Buying committee includes multiple departments or executive stakeholders

  • Primary contact leaves or loses influence mid-deal

  • Economic buyers with budget authority

  • Technical evaluators who influence vendor selection

  • Executive sponsors who remove obstacles or champion internally

  • End users whose adoption determines implementation success

  • Procurement or legal stakeholders who control contract approval

Build consensus across the buying committee by engaging multiple stakeholders simultaneously, reducing dependence on any single relationship.

Sales, Account Executives, Sales Engineers, RevOps

Why Choose ExecAtlas for Executive Intelligence?

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1. Verified Exec Data, Not Guesswork

ExecAtlas delivers daily-verified titles, roles, and board seats sourced from press releases, corporate disclosures and SEC filings, so reps hit the right people, and fast.

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2. Real Relationship Maps, Not Just Connections

LinkedIn shows connections. ExecAtlas shows who actually knows who, with 600M+ scored relationships built from real-world overlap.

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3. CRM That Works for Sellers

ExecAtlas enriches both contacts and accounts, resolves duplicates, and syncs across Salesforce and other systems, making CRM data usable and complete.

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Step-by-Step Alumni Tracking Execution

1

Map the Buying Committee in ExecAtlas

  • Identify all stakeholders involved in the decision: economic buyer, technical evaluators, executive sponsors, end users, and approvers

  • Use ExecAtlas to verify titles, reporting structures, and board memberships

  • Document each stakeholder's role in the buying process and their likely concerns

2

Find Warm Introduction Paths

  • Use ExecAtlas relationship mapping to identify who in your organization has connections to committee members

  • Look for overlapping work histories, board memberships, or shared professional backgrounds

  • Prioritize strongest connections to establish credibility faster

3

Coordinate Outreach Strategy

  • Assign internal owners to specific buying committee members based on relationship strength

  • Tailor messaging to each stakeholder's priorities: ROI for economic buyers, technical fit for evaluators, strategic alignment for executives

  • Avoid having multiple reps contact the same stakeholder without coordination

4

Maintain Visibility Across Stakeholders

  • Track engagement levels with each buying committee member in your CRM

  • Identify gaps: which stakeholders haven't been engaged, which are unresponsive, which are advocates

  • Adjust strategy based on who's driving the decision and who's creating obstacles

Messaging Tips & Outreach Framework

For economic buyers:

Lead with ROI, cost savings, and business outcomes tied to their mandate.

For technical evaluators:

Focus on implementation, integration, and technical requirements. Offer proof of concepts or technical deep dives.

For executive sponsors:

Emphasize strategic alignment, competitive positioning, and enterprise-wide impact.

For end users:

Highlight ease of use, time savings, and how the solution makes their job easier.

Automated CRM Workflow Example: Salesforce

1. Tag Buying Committee Members in Salesforce

  • Create a custom field or contact role labeled "Buying Committee" with sub-categories: Economic Buyer, Technical Evaluator, Executive Sponsor, End User, Approver

  • Use ExecAtlas integration to enrich committee member records with verified titles, work history, and relationship paths

2. Assign Internal Owners to Each Stakeholder

  • Route outreach based on relationship strength, not just territory ownership

  • Use ExecAtlas relationship mapping to identify which rep has the warmest path to each committee member

3. Track Engagement Across the Committee

  • Monitor which stakeholders have been contacted, which have responded, and which are unengaged

  • Set alerts for buying committee members who change roles or companies mid-deal

4. KPIs to consider

  • Percentage of deals with 3+ buying committee members engaged

  • Time-to-close for multi-threaded vs. single-threaded deals

  • Win rate correlation with number of stakeholders engaged

See Who's Really Involved in the Decision

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