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Evaluate every accountfor what comes next.

Define what good looks like for each motion. Trailspark brings product activity, marketing engagement, CRM history, warehouse data, and web behavior into one account story. Then it evaluates the evidence, explains why, and sends the result back to the tools your team already uses.

Brightwave, IncMonitoring
AcquisitionExpansionRenewal
eligible: free_trial = true

“A trial worth pursuing: a technical evaluator wiring up the product while a champion keeps returning to pricing, with extra weight when several people share one work domain.”

Jun 22Priya Nair read the "Architecting for scale" guideMKTG
LOWOne person reading content. Watching, not acting.evaluated
Jun 24Sam Cole configured SSO in the trialPRODUCT
Jun 25dana@brightwave.com joined the trial, matched to Brightwave by domain. No form ever filledJOINED
MEDIUMA technical evaluation is forming next to the marketing interest. Multiple people, one domain.re-evaluated
Jun 27Priya Nair viewed the pricing page 6×MKTG
HIGHA champion on pricing while two engineers evaluate. That is the account you described as worth pursuing.re-evaluated
HubSpot workflow "New-business outreach" triggered · #new-trials alerted in Slack
Acquisition propensity—

Account evidence changes, the account is re-evaluated under the lens that applies, the reason changes, and the downstream action follows.

Built for RevOps, Marketing Ops, and Growth.

Teams at B2B PLG companies that need every account scored, explained, and sent back to the tools they already use.

The core insight

Same signal. Different meaning.

Every prioritization model has to answer one question: what is a unit of activity worth? An API call, a workflow run, a credit consumed. Most models answer once, in general. The honest answer depends on the account it came from and the question you are asking about that account.

Same measurement, different account

100 events

At a 150-person company

That volume could mean real adoption taking hold.

At a 15,000-person company

The same count may be one team kicking the tires.

Same signal. Different meaning.

Same behavior, different question

Several pricing-page visits

For a new trial

That may support an acquisition evaluation.

For an existing customer

The relevant question may be expansion.

Same behavior. Different question.

Same negative signal, different evidence

Low throughput

On its own

Low throughput is real negative evidence.

In a young trial

Early in a trial, though, it may not outweigh rapid setup across multiple apps, logs, deploy tracking, alerting, and monitoring.

The signal still matters. Its meaning changes with the rest of the account and the timing.

Signals are evidence. Their meaning depends on the account, the question, what else is happening, and when it happens.

One account, several questions

The question changes the answer.

The same account is worth a different judgment at different points in its life. Each evaluation lens carries its own eligibility rule and its own definition of good, so Trailspark evaluates the account story under the lens that actually applies to it.

TrialAcquisition evaluation

Is this account behaving like one we should pursue?

  • What the people in the workspace set up, and how quickly
  • Whether the interest has spread past the person who signed up

eligible: free_trial = true

CustomerExpansion evaluation

Is there credible evidence of broader demand or adoption?

  • Usage reaching teams, workspaces, or environments outside the original deal
  • The product milestones that tend to precede a bigger plan

eligible: customer = true

Renewal windowRenewal evaluation

Does this account match the behavior we consider healthy?

  • Usage health across the account rather than one power user
  • Whether active people are dropping off ahead of the decision

eligible: renewal < 90 days

Motion is only one way to cut a lens. Segment, user type, and vertical work the same way. Enterprise accounts can be held to a different definition of good than SMB accounts on exactly the same evidence.

The same account can deserve a different evaluation depending on the question. Trailspark evaluates it against the definition of good that applies.

From signal to action.

Connect the tools you already run and describe what good looks like in plain language. Trailspark evaluates the whole account story under the lens that applies and writes the result where your team already works.

  1. Ingest

    Every format, every source

  2. Resolve

    Match people, accounts & context

  3. Evaluate

    The whole account against your lens

  4. Activate

    Back to where your team works

See how Trailspark works

Reasoned evaluation

The reason is part of the evaluation.

A factor list shows what moved a score. Trailspark explains why the evidence supports this result for this account right now.

Northwind DataAcquisition lensTrial · day 6

Counter-evidence

  • One recorded user on the workspace
  • APM event volume near the bottom of the trial cohort
  • Zero log throughput

Supporting evidence

  • Four apps created in the first three days
  • Log sources connected
  • Deploy tracking wired up
  • Alerting and monitoring configured
HIGHAcquisition propensity

Throughput is genuinely low and only one user is recorded, which counts against this account. On day 6 of a trial it reads as a setup still in progress rather than a stalled one: four apps, log ingestion, deploy tracking, and alerting were all configured inside the first three days. That breadth and speed of activation outweigh the volume gap at this point in the trial. If throughput is still flat past the second week, the same evidence supports a different call.

The evidence on both sides, weighed against when it happened, and a sentence a rep can open a conversation with.

Governed re-evaluation

Know when to look again.

New events arrive constantly, and most of them do not change the answer. Trailspark decides when an account has moved enough to deserve a fresh judgment.

Change, not cadence

A fresh look is triggered when the evidence a lens cares about has actually changed. A timer would be arbitrary, and re-reading every event would be noise.

Frequency and cost stay governed

Cooldowns hold an account steady through a busy week, and important events can pull the next evaluation earlier. Your evaluated-account count stays predictable either way.

One current answer per account

Each re-evaluation replaces the call and the reason, so the account record carries the current judgment and what moved it rather than a stack of stale scores.

The model sees a prepared account story. Trailspark handles when to evaluate it again and keeps the process consistent.

Identity, account shaping, lens assignment, cadence, and delivery are the parts a team would otherwise build and maintain around the model call.

Activation

Put every evaluation to work.

Trailspark evaluates. Your existing systems execute.

Every call lands as structured fields and alerts in the tools your team is already working in, so nobody has to live in another workspace to act on it.

Written on the account

Account propensityHigh
ReasonWritten, account-specific
Evaluated lensAcquisition
Roles engaged2 of 4
Missing rolesEconomic Buyer
Evaluation dateToday

CRM

HubSpot · Salesforce

Propensity, reason, evaluated lens, roles, and coverage as fields on the account. Your existing workflows trigger on them.

Alerts

Slack

Propensity changes, newly eligible accounts, and buying-group progress, routed per lens to the channel that owns it.

CDP

Segment

Propensity and stage as account traits, so downstream tools read the same judgment.

Marketing automation and journey tools read those CRM and CDP fields to trigger nurture, ABM entry, and lifecycle changes.

Sales

  • High acquisition propensity routes or sequences the account.
  • A missing buying role becomes a prospecting task instead of a silent gap.
  • A new reason gives the rep something specific to open with.
Open every call with an account brief

Customer success

  • Renewal risk surfaces the intervention while there is still time to run it.
  • Expansion propensity triggers the expansion workflow the team already uses.
See the renewal and expansion lenses

Marketing

  • A propensity change moves the account into different nurture, lifecycle, or ABM treatment.
  • A newly eligible account routes into the program built for it.
Route accounts into HubSpot, Marketo, and Segment

RevOps

  • Trailspark fields become governed decision inputs across the stack.
  • The reason, the evaluated lens, the identity mapping, and the downstream write are all inspectable.
See who owns the judgment

See the people behind the account.

An account evaluation gets sharper when you can see who is creating the evidence. Trailspark infers the buying roles behind the behavior, using what people actually do alongside firmographic detail, and shows which roles are engaged, which are only identified in your CRM, and which are missing entirely. That coverage becomes part of the account context and lands as fields your team can run a play on.

Explore Buying Group Intelligence

How Trailspark evaluates accounts · Product qualified lead scoring · Integrations

Start free. Scale with the accounts you evaluate.

Each unique account counts once per month, no matter how many times Trailspark re-evaluates it.

Reasoning is included

The written reason comes with the evaluation. No AI credits, no token meter.

The Free plan is the whole platform

Up to 25 evaluated accounts a month, with everything paid plans get.

AI lead scoring with Trailspark: common questions

Everything you need to know about AI lead scoring, PQLs, and how Trailspark works with your existing stack.

AI lead scoring uses machine learning to weigh product usage, marketing engagement, firmographic fit, and behavioral patterns together. Instead of adding points for individual actions the way rules-based models do, it evaluates context, timing, and sequences to prioritize leads and accounts more accurately.

Trailspark evaluates the account, not just the lead. Each person still gets scored, read in the context of the account's firmographics and story. It resolves the people engaging across your product, marketing, and CRM into one buying group, then reads the whole timeline of what they did and when, instead of adding points for isolated actions. It evaluates against the ICPs you define, and every score comes with a plain-language reason.

It resolves identity across your product, marketing, and CRM, including product users who never filled out a form and contacts who only exist in your CRM, into one account. From each person's behavior it infers the buying-group role they fill, such as champion, technical evaluator, decision maker, or economic buyer, so you see the committee instead of a scatter of individual leads.

Trailspark shows which roles are present on an account and which are missing. When a high-propensity account has no economic buyer engaged yet, it writes that gap to your CRM so marketing and sales can run a play to bring the missing role in, instead of waiting for the deal to stall.

A product qualified lead is a user who has gotten real value from your product on a free trial or freemium plan and is showing signs they are ready to convert to paid. PQLs are identified through product usage data like feature adoption, collaboration signals, and milestone completion, not just marketing engagement. Trailspark treats a PQL as one signal within the account's buying group, not a standalone lead to route on its own.

MQL and PQL scoring evaluate one person against a per-person threshold, so a buying group that never concentrates in a single individual stays invisible. Trailspark unifies product and marketing signals into one account-level buying group and scores the whole committee together, surfacing accounts that per-lead scoring silently ignores.

Yes. Trailspark accepts real-time events through flexible webhooks. Product actions, page views, feature usage, and milestone completions are ingested as they happen. The scoring accounts for recency and sequence, not just totals.

Trailspark resolves identities across your product, marketing automation, and CRM systems to build a single organization-level view. Product users who never filled out a form, or don't yet exist as CRM contacts are still matched to their organization through proxy mechanisms and scored. Your scores reflect the full picture of engagement at each account, not only the contacts already in your marketing automation or CRM.

Not necessarily. Trailspark scores product users at the organization level before creating any CRM records. Only users who meet your scoring criteria get created as leads in your CRM. Trailspark allows you to set granular controls on which leads (hot/warm/cold) get synced to your CRM. Your sales team gets qualified leads surfaced automatically without inflating seat costs or cluttering pipelines with every free signup.

No. Trailspark evaluates whatever first-party product and marketing signals you send it and unifies them at the account level. More connected sources sharpen the picture, but you get value from the signals you already collect. Trailspark never sells you data; if you want extra coverage, you can connect your own Clay or Reo.dev account to fill in company details and third-party buying signals for accounts you already track.

Evaluate every account for what comes next.

The evidence is already in your stack. Tell Trailspark what good looks like. It evaluates the account and sends the result where your teams already work.