French B2B sales intelligence software
Detect sales opportunities from buying signals
HALIRO is French B2B sales intelligence software that helps teams detect and qualify sales opportunities from sourced business signals.
A hiring announcement, leadership change or investment gives you a reason to examine an account. HALIRO helps connect that change to your offer and prepare a documented sales decision.
- 01Sources
- 02Signals
- 03ICP and offer
- 04Opportunity
- 05Contacts
- 06Action
Which business signals should you monitor?
Examples of signal families to qualify. Availability depends on authorized sources and the configured scope; this list does not promise a connector for every source.
Tender notice
A project has been formalized
Essential check : Scope, lot, deadline and ability to respond
Hiring
A team or capability is expanding
Essential check : New role or replacement?
Leadership appointment
Priorities may change
Essential check : Actual remit and decision authority
BODACC notice
The company structure is changing
Essential check : Notice type and exact legal entity
New site
Equipment or service needs are possible
Essential check : Timeline and purchases already made
Company news
A project or investment is announced
Essential check : Primary source and event date
Technology change
A migration or replacement is possible
Essential check : Confirmed usage and whether the project remains open
Social interaction
A topic attracts interest
Essential check : Professional context, without inferring a purchase
The HALIRO Signal-to-Opportunity method
The framework examines five dimensions: ICP fit, signal strength, freshness, evidence quality and offer match. It is a method for assessing evidence, not a purchase-probability formula or a certification.
Identify the fact
Keep the source, publication date, event date and exact company. Separate observations from assumptions.
Connect it to your offer
Check the segment, territory, exclusions and the need your offer can actually address. One event can matter to one offer and be irrelevant to another.
Document the proposal
Bring evidence into one brief: account, possible need, offer, relevant roles, unknowns and next action. Several articles repeating one announcement are not independent confirmations.
Make a team decision
Confirm, enrich, wait or dismiss. The user then decides whether to send the opportunity to the CRM. Internal confirmation does not establish the prospect’s budget or buying intent.
Three signals, one opportunity to review
Fictional example — no customer data or performance claim.
Atlas Industrie announces a new site on September 3, posts a logistics manager role on September 8 and describes a modernization project on September 15. For a logistics integration offer, these events may describe one project. They justify a shared brief with three dated sources rather than three duplicate leads.
Budget, selected supplier and purchase timeline remain unknown. The next step is to identify the project owner and check whether the scope remains open. For a recruitment offer, a role already filled would instead be a reason to close the lead.
What the team receives in the brief
- The account and its fit with your target
- Sourced facts and their timeline
- The relevant offer and need to confirm
- Roles to approach, subject to available information
- Limitations, decision and next action
It connects these signals with your target accounts and offers to prepare sourced opportunity briefs: dated evidence, relevant contacts, limitations, and a next step for your team to review.
Frequently asked questions
Is a buying signal a qualified lead?
No. A signal is an observable clue. A lead identifies a possible prospect; an opportunity documents a possible need and still requires confirmation.
Does HALIRO replace my CRM?
HALIRO prepares qualification and sales action. Your team decides whether a confirmed opportunity should be sent to the CRM. Generalized native synchronization remains on the roadmap.
Does HALIRO provide intent data?
HALIRO works with sourced business signals and your offer context. This is not a promise of universal intent-data coverage or proof of buying behavior.
Are social signals available everywhere?
Coverage depends on authorized sources. Social Intent capabilities are in controlled validation, not general availability.