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New partners

Your next partners are already in your agreements.

Some companies host your interns without being partners. Pypelane lists them. Your team qualifies them.

Companies to qualify Fictitious data
  • Company Internships Status
  • Verrel Industries 6 to qualify
  • Lamotte Finance 4 subsidiary to check
  • Oris Digital 3 to qualify
  • Hestia Group 2 group contract
Fictitious data

They recruit from your school. They pay nothing.

  • No one sees them pass by.
  • Their volume sits in an export.
  • The first call never happens.

Your next revenue is sitting in your own files.

How a company turns into a lead

  1. It shows up in your agreements

    Interns on site, no active contract found.

  2. Your team checks the scope

    Subsidiary under a group contract, former partner, deal in progress.

  3. It moves to qualification

    A task lands in your CRM, on the right record.

What you get

  • The list to qualify

    Each company, how many internships, and over what period.

  • The exceptions set aside

    Group contract, former partner, deal in progress: your team decides.

  • An estimated potential

    At your own rates, with visible assumptions. Never a promised revenue.

  • The action in the CRM

    A task on the right record, once the company is qualified.

An example

Twelve companies host your interns. Five are partners. Two fall under a group contract. One still needs checking.

That leaves four to call. At your $9,000 rate, the theoretical potential is $36,000. Your team decides.

Frequently asked questions

Does intern volume prove they will buy?

No. It is a lead to qualify, not a sale.

What happens without a rate card?

No amount gets calculated. The list stays useful on its own.

Who contacts the company?

Your team. Pypelane never sends a message to a partner.

How many companies are in your files?

A free analysis on your agreements tells you.

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