Know which government agencies have buying signals months before RFPs, who the new decision-makers are, and which markets your competitors haven't touched—all sourced from board meeting monitoring across 79,000+ agencies.
Capabilities
Stop marketing into a void. Know which agencies are in an active buying cycle, reach the right contacts before competitors do, and build lists that actually convert.
AI Mode analyzes 30,000+ government board meetings monthly and surfaces agencies actively discussing projects in your category. Every target on your list has a documented reason to buy, not just a job title that matches.
When a new fleet director, IT chief, or public works head is appointed, the 90-day window before they lock in vendors is your best shot. Civic IQ tracks new hires by title and territory so your team can be first in the door.
For every pre-RFP signal, AI drafts a personalized 3-step email sequence referencing the specific project, agency, and meeting context. Build segmented lists by county, agency type, or competitor and launch without switching tools.
The difference
Use Cases
Build ABM lists from agencies that are actually in a buying cycle for your category. AI Mode filters 79,000+ agencies down to the ones discussing your product type in real board meetings, so every account your campaigns touch has a documented reason to buy.
New public works directors, fleet managers, and IT chiefs are the highest-conversion segment in government sales. Civic IQ tracks new hires by title, department, and geography, so you can reach them with an intro campaign before they've committed to anyone.
Build county-level contact lists tied to partner reps and assigned territories. Segment by agency type, budget size, or procurement vehicle, and launch email sequences from a dedicated sending domain to protect your main domain's deliverability.
See which agencies are using competitors, at what contract values, with what expiry dates. Build timed displacement campaigns that land 5–6 months before renewal, when agencies are most open to alternatives and RFP language hasn't been written yet.
When a city signals a $500K ERP investment in a board meeting, you don't have to wait for the RFP. Export the decision-makers from that agency and build a custom audience on LinkedIn and Facebook to run ads directly against the stakeholders evaluating vendors—before they shortlist anyone. Every dollar you spend reaches people with a documented reason to buy, not a generic job title filter.
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Right now, in a conference room somewhere, an agency is naming the vendor for your next contract. Be the one they name.