VendiSite monogramVENDISITE

Expertly scored, high
quality vending leads.

Systems

Every lead arrives with its reasoning attached.

A score is only useful if you can see what produced it. VendiSite keeps the criteria, the market, the field notes, and the history on the same record, so when you spend a building’s one first impression, you can say exactly why you spent it there.

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Score templates

Define what a good location looks like once. Weightings, thresholds, and disqualifiers live in a template you can clone, compare side by side, and revise without touching last quarter's results.

02

Target groups

Point a template at a market. Geography, category, and size filters decide which candidates the engine considers in the first place, so what surfaces stays inside the radius you actually service.

03

Field signals

Ground truth from the route. Photos, notes, and on-site reports attach to the record and move the score, so what you saw in person outranks what a data provider guessed.

04

Evidence and audit

Every score carries its reasoning: which signals fired, which template version applied, and when. A number you acted on in March still explains itself in September.

Automations

The work that runs while you are on the route.

Prospecting is the part that quietly stops happening when the route gets busy. These steps run whether or not anyone opens the dashboard, so the week a location becomes worth approaching is not the week you were too busy to notice.

  1. 01

    Discovery runs on a schedule

    Connectors sweep hiring posts, building permits, funding news, relocations, and economic-development announcements, then match what they find against real venues from open mapping and places data.

  2. 02

    Scoring happens on arrival

    A new candidate runs through your template the moment it lands rather than waiting for a weekly batch, so a site that became interesting on Tuesday is on Wednesday's brief.

  3. 03

    One brief each morning

    What changed, what is worth a call, and what dropped below threshold. Short enough to read in the van before the first stop.

  4. 04

    Outreach that keeps its own records

    Every message is written to the event that surfaced the location, with delivery and replies tracked per contact. Unsubscribes and suppressions are honored automatically, so a location that asked to be left alone stays that way.

  5. 05

    Flyers and booking links

    Send a location a link that captures its own photos and location, then lets the decision-maker book the visit without a phone call in either direction.