TaaSFlow · sector briefing
Account executives, business development, sales leadership, enterprise sales and RevOps — scored on measurable quota evidence, motion and segment.
Account executives
SMB, mid-market and enterprise AEs.
SMB AEs · Mid-market AEs · Enterprise AEs · Strategic AEs
Business development
SDRs, BDRs and outbound teams.
SDRs · BDRs · Outbound managers · Sales development leaders
Sales leadership
Team leads to CROs.
Sales managers · Sales directors · VPs of sales · CROs
Enterprise sales
Complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise motions.
Enterprise AEs · Global account directors · Strategic account managers
Revenue operations
The systems and processes behind revenue.
RevOps analysts · RevOps managers · Deal desk · Comp and territory analysts
Sales engineering & partnerships
SEs, SCs and channel.
Sales engineers · Solutions consultants · Partnerships managers · Channel account managers
Motion and deal-size fit
Transactional, mid-market and enterprise motions reward different skills. The rubric captures actual cycle length, ACV and buying committees the candidate has worked with.
Quota and attainment evidence
We extract quota, attainment and pipeline evidence from the CV instead of trusting a headline number. When it's not on the CV, the shortlist says so.
Segment and product fit
Selling SaaS to SMB is not selling infra to enterprise. Segment, ICP and product type are captured in intake as first-class filters.
Territory and vertical
Named accounts, patch design and vertical specialism captured — never assumed from a job title.
Every candidate is scored against the role's rubric, and every score points back to a specific line in the CV. For sales, these are the signals that carry weight:
Candidates stay invisible to you until we've reviewed them for your specific role, and contact details are released as a separate step.