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It starts as an empty folder. You name it after what you're tracking.
Sherloq's Watchlist · Your feed, your rules
Build your own watchlist, let Sherloq score every engagement, and see what's actually relevant to you. Not what's trending.
Your most important account just posted. This time, you see it.
Same day. Two feeds.
Your LinkedIn feed doesn't belong to you. It sorts by reach and engagement. By everything except the one question that matters: is this relevant to my pipeline right now?


Your biggest sales competitor isn't the other vendor. It's the LinkedIn algorithm.
You scroll past your most important accounts and see what's going viral instead.
Your feed belongs to you again.
You build the list. Sherloq scores the rest. You see what's relevant, and nothing important slips through.
How to build your watchlist
It starts as an empty folder. You name it after what you're tracking.
The people who matter go in. Selected by ICP fit, not by reach.
Target, competitor, or neutral. You tell Sherloq what each contact means to you.
Every engagement gets evaluated. Every signal gets ranked. You see what matters and skip the noise.
Petra LangHead of SalesNBNorthbeam142.4k342
Marcus WendtVP RevenuePIPipeline.io8956128
Aylin KayaRevOps LeadFLFlowstack111.8k210
David OkoroGTM StrategistGLGrowth Lab664092
Lena BrandtHead of GrowthCSCloudScale314218You build the list, or let the Lead Agent fill it, and Sherloq scores every profile against your ICP. Nothing important slips past you again.
Built for your pipeline
You stop hoping the algorithm shows you the right post. Your watchlist surfaces every signal from your target accounts, whether LinkedIn would have shown it or not.
A prospect posts about evaluating tools. You see it in minutes, not days. The first relevant reply wins more meetings than the best cold outreach.
Every entry in your watchlist comes with a score and context. Not “Head of Sales at SaaS” but “posted about switching CRMs, ICP score 88, signal from 4 minutes ago.”
Your top performer's instinct for which accounts to watch? Now it's a list. Everyone on the team works from the same B2B intent data, from day one.
Intent data shows you which companies and people are actively signaling buying interest. Traditional intent data comes from third-party platforms tracking website visits and content downloads. Sherloq takes a different approach: it captures intent signals from public LinkedIn activity, where B2B decision-makers actually engage, post, and comment every day.
A VP Sales at a target account comments on a competitor's post about CRM migration. That's an intent signal. She's publicly engaging with a topic directly related to what you sell. With Sherloq, that signal lands in your watchlist within minutes, scored and contextualized.
Most intent data providers aggregate anonymous web browsing and third-party cookie data. Sherloq sources intent data from LinkedIn, where B2B buyers are most active and most visible. The advantage: the signals are tied to real people with real names, not anonymous company-level data.
Sherloq monitors the LinkedIn activity of the profiles in your watchlist. Posts, comments, reactions, job changes, company updates. Every activity gets scored for sales relevance. You don't need to install anything on the prospect's side. Everything comes from public LinkedIn data.
First-party intent data comes from your own properties. Third-party comes from external sources. Sherloq sits in between: it captures public signals from LinkedIn, a platform you don't own but where your prospects are genuinely active. That makes it more specific than third-party cookie data and more scalable than first-party analytics.
The highest-value use is timing. When a prospect shows intent, the window is short. Sherloq gives you the signal, the context, and a suggested response. Your rep reaches out while the topic is fresh, not weeks later from a batch export.
That depends on what you compare it to. A single enterprise deal that closes because your rep saw the signal first pays for years of intent data. The question isn't cost. It's whether you're currently missing signals that your competitors see.
You build the list. Sherloq scores the rest. Nothing important slips through.
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