Leadership view

Field intelligence dashboard

10 cities · 5 reps · last 8 weeks of in-person account work.

Active accounts
392
+12% vs last quarter
Pipeline
$2.43M
+18% vs last quarter
Closed-won (QTD)
$989k
+24% vs last quarter
Active cities
10
+2 vs last quarter

Visits, demos & closes (8 wks)

Top objections

Already locked into supplier38
Price per ounce too high29
Prefers hand-squeezed identity24
Low juice volume18
Walk-in space constraints11

Pipeline by city

Rep leaderboard

1
A. Lee
51 visits · 31 demos · 14 closed
$221k
pipeline
2
S. Patel
42 visits · 28 demos · 11 closed
$184k
pipeline
3
K. Brooks
44 visits · 26 demos · 10 closed
$167k
pipeline
4
M. Johnson
38 visits · 22 demos · 9 closed
$142k
pipeline
5
T. Rivera
36 visits · 19 demos · 7 closed
$98k
pipeline

Field-gathered intelligence

Only available via in-person visits

Aggregate signals reps can only collect on-site — used to direct marketing dollars and sales focus.

64% still hand-squeeze

Of cocktail bars surveyed, citrus is squeezed in-house every shift — average 11 hrs/wk of bartender labor.

Brunch is the highest-MRR segment

Brunch spots average $7.4k MRR potential vs $3.1k for cocktail bars, driven by mimosa volume.

Shelf life is the #1 buying trigger

62% of decision-makers cite product going bad in the walk-in as their top operational frustration.

Miami & LA outperform NYC on close rate

Despite NYC having higher visit volume, warm-weather cities close 38% faster on first-touch.

Owners > GMs on first call

Founder-owned venues qualify in 1.4 visits avg; corporate-owned venues require 3.2 visits and a chef sign-off.

Trial conversion: 71%

2-week on-house trials convert to paid contracts at 71% — strongest single lever in the playbook.