Engagements begin with a problem.
Describe what you’re trying to source and what’s in the way. A scoped proposal or a decline follows within two business days.
Built to the firm’s thesis and owned by the firm at close of engagement.
Most lead generation is a six-figure subscription or an offshore research team. The subscription’s data is stale; the team is slow.
Generic lists. Contacts that rotted six months ago. The firms that consistently win don’t rent their data; they build proprietary systems that research and qualify in real time, and compound into a dataset the firm owns.
Corridome designs and builds those systems for the firm’s own use. The pipeline refreshes on the firm’s cadence, not a vendor’s release schedule.
When the engagement ends, you don’t have a vendor. You have a pipeline.
Sourcing platforms built to the firm's thesis. Targets accumulate into a proprietary dataset the firm owns and extends.
Owned by the firmRaw lists are not a pipeline. Scoring and enrichment so the team works from a ranked shortlist, not a spreadsheet of ten thousand names.
Ranked shortlistA campaign request goes in; a qualified outreach list comes out the same day, not the same month. Research cycles collapse without sacrificing fit.
Weeks → hoursPrivate, firm-specific tools that let the team query the firm's own data instead of re-running the same research by hand.
For internal useTargets researched and qualified against live sources, not a quarterly data dump. Pipelines land in the CRM and outreach stack the team already uses, so the freshest data shows up where the work already happens.
Always currentDescribe what you’re trying to source and what’s in the way. A scoped proposal or a decline follows within two business days.
Not retainer hours. Not monthly subscriptions. A typical first engagement runs four to eight weeks and is priced against specific deliverables agreed in advance.
Systems deploy where they make sense: on the firm’s own infrastructure, or hosted and operated for you. Either way, the data, the code, and the pipeline are the firm’s.
After the initial engagement, some firms retain a small advisory relationship to extend the system as campaigns evolve. Most don’t, and that’s fine.

A paragraph is enough. Who the targets are, what’s in the way, and the timeline. A reply follows within two business days.