Sell to plants while the floor is changing

Clean finds manufacturers as they change how production runs: a building loan funds, a new building opens, machines arrive. Each plant comes with the reason, the systems it runs today and the people who run the floor.

What Clean watches in manufacturing

Plants rarely change software on a quiet day. They change it when the floor changes. Clean watches for the records that show a plant is changing, then connects them.

  • Building and equipment loans

    A loan funds for a new building or new machines, often the first record of a new floor.

  • New buildings

    A permit is filed or closed out, or a new building is finished next to the plant.

  • Machines and tooling arriving

    Presses, lasers, robots and tooling come through customs, often weeks before the new line runs.

  • New lines announced

    A new line, shift or product shows up in the trade press or on the company's own site.

  • What they already run

    Clean notes the systems a plant already uses, so you know if the sale is new software or an extension.

  • Where it comes from

    • Government filings (loans, permits, registrations)
    • Trade and shipping records
    • The web and trade press
    • Clean's own datasets
    • Licensed company data

How Clean works for manufacturing

  1. 01

    Watch the floor

    Loans, permits, machine arrivals and new lines at plants that fit your ICP.

  2. 02

    Find the reason

    A loan, a finished building, presses arriving. Clean reasons through the records into one reason to reach out.

  3. 03

    Name the people

    The people who run the floor, and who can introduce you.

    • VP of Manufacturing
    • Plant Manager
    • VP Operations

See why each plant made the list

Open any plant to see the reason in full: the systems it runs today, who can introduce you, and every record behind it, each with a note on why it counts.

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Questions & answers

Plants that fit your ICP and are changing how production runs: a new building, new machines, a new line, or a loan that pays for them. You set the ICP by industry, size, region and the kind of software you sell.

Intent data guesses who is in market from ad clicks, page views and content downloads. Clean uses none of that. It works from records of what plants actually do, like a loan that funds a building or machines that arrive, and explains why each one matters.

The software a plant already runs, where Clean can find it: the ERP, how scheduling is done, whether quality records are kept on paper. It tells you if the sale is new software, a replacement or an extension.

The people who decide how the floor runs: usually the VP of Manufacturing, the Plant Manager and the VP Operations. Clean also shows who in your team's network can introduce you.

Reach the plant while the floor is changing.

See which manufacturers in your market are adding buildings, lines and machines, and what they run today.

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