Collect clues
Automated collection nominates commercial project events and related registrations for review.
Afoot method / public explanation
Timing research for teams that already own the relationships.
Restaurant project information is public but fragmented. Afoot turns it into a conservative review prompt without pretending that a filing proves a purchase, vendor search, or opening date.
Resolve the entity
Same-address history, duplicate checks, and transfer context separate active projects from administrative churn.
Write the limits
A human reviewer assigns a conservative stage, why-now explanation, product-line relevance, and explicit limitations.
Three product lenses
The account stays the same. The sales question changes.
Buildout, refrigeration, cooking, ventilation, bar, warewashing, and installation timing.
Browse this lensOpening packages, serviceware, barware, prep tools, storage, and front-of-house setup.
Browse this lensChemicals, hygiene, paper, packaging, liners, and recurring operating supplies.
Browse this lensAsync evaluation
Review a real account before discussing a pilot.
The public sample is free and source-safe. A qualified evaluator can request a manually scoped four-week pilot by email, with no demo or meeting required.
- One territory your team already covers
- Up to three product-line lenses
- Four weekly PDF and CSV deliveries
- Complete evidence and correction coverage in paid delivery
Evidence limits
Not vendor intent. Not a contact list. Not an opening guarantee.
Afoot does not provide personal contacts, claim that an operator is changing suppliers, or assert that a project will open on a stated date. The value is the reviewed timing layer and the feedback that shows which signals became real sales actions.