Cross-border trade & going global
Leads become opportunities you can act on
The usual problem is not a lack of lists but lists that cannot be acted on: which entries are real targets, how to reach them, and what happened afterwards.
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An 800M+ global entity graph as context, with multilingual alignment resolving each company to a single identity
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Target-customer rules and screening criteria co-defined with the client and versioned
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Cross-border data flows pass a compliance audit gateway with traceable sources
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Lead → opportunity → deal outcomes flow back to refine the rules
Global entity graph, multilingual entity alignment, compliance boundary definitions
Compliance audit gateway for cross-border data flows; source traceability
Target-customer rules, industry screening criteria, outreach scripts
Leads become opportunities you can act on; acquisition cost falls measurably
A provincial cross-border trade public-service platform: GoGlobal in production, lead agents covering six industries; replicated to further provinces.
Start with one concrete scenario, not a product list.
Tell us which scenario is still not in production: where the data lives, who uses it, and who signs off. One workshop gives you a verifiable path forward.