Most buyers start with an ICP findings report. Sales-led operators can hire a Sales starter team instead. Either path feeds the same install.
Both use language already in your calls and email. You keep the entry artifact whether you install or not.
Bloom pulls buyer language, the ICP worth targeting, and a short roadmap from your calls and email. That report is yours either way. From there you choose a Marketing starter team and begin the 90-day install.
Start with Demand & Lifecycle or Sales Enablement when the job is pipeline or close support. An important early artifact on the enablement path is a win-loss report from your call vault, plus call query in Slack as the team comes online.
The flagship 90 days are the 12-week Content Production install. Other starter teams get a rewritten map. Projects after that rewrite the site, restructure for SEO, or generate LinkedIn.
The agents on your starter team, tuned to your voice and the output that team owns.
First deliverables from the team you hired, grounded in language already sitting in your calls and email.
Slack review. Approval-gated work in a pool. Your AI employees are live.
Masked samples from a real call-vault findings pack. Account names and most figures stay X. The vault size is real.
Most profitable ICP, buyer language, questions before yes, and a short roadmap.
See example report →Why deals closed or slipped, patterns in the call vault, and coaching hooks for the Sales team.
See example report →Book a call. We pick ICP findings or Sales Enablement, then walk the 90-day install.