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ACCOUNT EXPANSION SPOTTER · SAMPLE

The opening for this account

Mazak vertical machining center, 16 months ago. 85-person CNC shop, three shifts, aerospace and industrial mix.

EXPANSION READINESS SCORE

74

Good opening

Higher means now is a good time to open the conversation. Lower means the timing is off.

This reads what you tell me, not the customer directly. Specific inputs get specific scores.

WHAT I SAW IN YOUR NOTES

Expansion signals, these open the door:

throughputaerospacethree shiftstight-tolerance

No obvious caution signals. Timing looks clean.

Your free output

FREE

THE SITUATION

Sixteen months in, a machining center running three shifts on aerospace work is past the break-in pain and into the groove where the next bottleneck usually shows up: tooling life, fixturing gaps, or a second spindle. The timing is right. The question is where their pressure is sitting right now.

OPENER

Been meaning to check in. Sixteen months on the Mazak, three shifts, aerospace mix -- where is the friction sitting these days? Tooling, fixturing, or something else entirely?

BACKUP ANGLE

You mentioned the machine was solving throughput on tight-tolerance parts. Have the cycle times held, or are you still chasing seconds?

The full expansion kit adds

  • Three opener variants, different angles for how the call starts.
  • A three-email follow-up sequence, specific to what they bought and when.
  • A one-page leave-behind: situation, next bottleneck, next step.
  • Objection answers, the actual pushback plant managers use and what to say back.
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