Our Mission

"Sales Intelligence to the People!"

...is our central philosophy at valuescope.

We offer tailored solutions for online information retrieval based on sophisticated Natural Language Processing technology. Common use cases include automated prospecting and B2B sales support, high profile recruiting and qualitative research.

While we cover a broad range of industries, typical clients we serve are technology vendors, banks and wealth managers, head hunters (executive search) and consultants.

All our products are designed as customizable Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) which allows for quick implementation, carefree maintenance, and a transparent pricing.
We help professionals to increase efficiency in selective information retrieval. Get an edge over competitors!

Latest news

valuescope wins first customer for new service value-feeds

valuescope is proud to announce that with the start of the public beta of its new service value-feeds we signed our first customer BrainNet Supply Management Consultants GmbH. BrainNet will use a custom version of value-feeds for acquiring new customers in the German speaking region.

value-feeds is now available in beta

valuescope has launched its new service Value-Feeds. Value-Feeds is the easiest way to stay up-to-date with specific topics like M&As, leadership changes, partnerships, etc. We automatically search all important sources on the web and identify relevant company events. Customers can easily select the topics they’re interested in and get highly aggregated, topic-specific news at a glance.

Check out Value-Feeds now at www.value-feeds.com

valuescope awarded with 3rd prize at TechCrunch Munich for finsearch360.com

TechCrunch Europe

MUNICH, Germany, 21 October – A total of 12 start-ups had been nominated to pitch at the TechCrunch Munich event, the first session of its kind in the Bavarian capital city. There were about 150 people in the audience, while 500 more were watching the  event online, via a live broadcast provided by Stream5, and following the event on Twitter (#TCM09).

valuescope co-founder and investor Siegfried Lautenbacher called upon the young entrepreneurs to pay more attention to their clients instead of focusing on support by governmental institutions.

Following the panel discussion, Mike Butcher from TechCrunch Europe called for the five most promising start-ups of the day.

valuescope was awarded with a third prize, and amongst the nominees the only company with a solid, subscription based business model (Freemium/long tail).

Overall Finsearch360°com (www.finsearch360.com) valuescope’s flagship solution for finance and technology professionals was widely received: “Extremely good presentation, very focused” and “quite a round story” to cite only two of the encouraging comments. The team also got positive feedback during the following get together, and our site attracted lots of new visitors.

We’d like to thank Sun as a venue host, in particular Sun4Startups represented by Christian Mueller for the organisation, and Mike Butcher for a straightforward moderation.

A summary of the event can be found on http://thenextweb.com/europe/2009/10/20/hot-techcrunch-munich-event