What is a quick-scan and how does it help revive cold outreach?

A quick-scan is a short field guide that converts observable site signals into targeted outreach actions using explainable analytics and a 7-day sprint cadence to accelerate movement from initial contact to executive review.

Which signal types should we monitor during a 7-day intel sprint?

Monitor supplier portal traffic surge, equipment rental spikes, nearby contractor bid activity, and permit feed anomalies. These signals map to procurement moments and indicate mobilization or schedule risk.

How should signals be validated and annotated?

Annotate each signal with source system, query window, last checked timestamp, owner, confidence score and a brief explainability note. Prefer API exports with timestamps and unique IDs for traceability.

What is an explainable risk score and how is it used?

An explainable risk score is a normalized metric that weights factors like recency, magnitude and source confidence and includes a transparent rationale tying field observations to risk and recommended actions.

How do I structure a signal-led outreach message?

Use a concise 3 step template: 1) one-line observation with source and timestamp, 2) one-sentence risk and immediate mitigation with owner and ETA, 3) a clear next step such as a 15 minute executive review with two proposed time slots. Keep messages under 80 words.

How should A/B outreach experiments be run and measured?

Run A as signal-led messaging and B as a generic follow up. Track open, reply and meeting booked rates. Log signal id, source, confidence, message variant and outcomes. Target uplifts for successful variants and iterate weekly.

What belongs in the one-page risk dashboard and win checklist?

Include the top three risks with source, owner and mitigation, a sprint summary of collected signals and priorities, A/B results, and next sprint actions. Maintain provenance for each signal and brief leadership at sprint end.

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