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ECN is built around outcomes you can measure, not features. Here are the two flagship flows it’s tuned for.

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B2C — book qualified consultations (TerraLux Home)

A regenerative kitchen brand wants homeowners who are actually planning a remodel now, not anyone who once liked a photo.
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Describe the buyer

Homeowners in your service area planning a kitchen remodel who care about sustainable materials.
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ECN finds the signals

It scans where homeowners actually talk about projects — Houzz, social, building permits — for people in-market now, and attaches the post or permit as proof.
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You get a ranked shortlist

Each prospect carries a Prospect Score, a why-now line (”🔥 active remodel post, 3d ago”), and a suggested next action.
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Outcome

Book a qualified design consultation from a signal-sourced homeowner — the pilot’s success metric.
→ Developer walkthrough: Recipe — homeowners (B2C).

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B2B — find aligned investors (5D Ventures)

A founder pastes their domain and ends with a short list of investors who back ventures like theirs, each with a visible reason to talk now.
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Paste your domain

ECN reads your site and drafts your ideal-investor profile.
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It finds investors with live signals

New funds, fresh theses, recent activity — ranked by fit lifted by live intent.
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Outcome

10 ranked investor prospects with visible buying signals, ready for outreach — then sign up, add a card, get credits, start conversations.
→ Developer walkthrough: Recipe — investors (B2B).

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The same engine, any goal

Sales, recruiting, and fundraising all run on one Unified Prospecting Engine. Describe who you want — customers, talent, or capital — and the flow is the same: find signals, score, rank, approve, act.
These flows are ECN’s flagship pilots and are landing incrementally. The docs describe the target experience; your workspace flags anything not yet live.