Most of the companies looking at your website never write to you.
This tells you who they were. It works out which company was behind each visit, reads what they looked at, and every morning sends your sales team a short list of the ones worth a call — with enough context to make it.
What it does
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Which company was here
It identifies the business behind the visit and fills in what you would otherwise have to look up: industry, size, and who to ask for.
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What they were interested in
It reads the visit the way a salesperson would — which pages, how long, whether they came back — and writes a short brief for each company.
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Ranked against your best clients
You describe the kind of client you want. Every company that visits is scored against it, so your team starts with the closest fit instead of the newest.
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One email, every morning
The qualified list arrives before the day starts, ready to work from or to load into your CRM.
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Where people give up on your form
It measures who opens your contact form, how far they get, and where they abandon it — without ever reading what they type.
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Built to respect privacy
Data is collected first-party and with consent, privacy signals are honoured in real time, the raw IP address is discarded after the lookup, and nothing records the visitor's screen.
What you actually get to look at.
Three views: the traffic overview with identified visits alongside total ones, the AI analyst you can ask in plain language, and the daily report that lands in an inbox without anyone opening a dashboard.
overview
Total visits against identified visits, the share that resolves to a business network, and which pages the traffic actually reads. Identification is company-level — not every visit resolves, and the number here says which did.
ai analyst
Ask in your own words — “which companies are showing the strongest buying intent this week?” — and get the accounts ranked with the pages they visited and when. The answer is built from your own traffic, not a model's guess.
daily report
The part most people use: a report in the inbox each morning, with the companies identified and the change against yesterday. Nobody has to remember to log in.
Interface mockups with sample data — the companies, visit counts and intent scores shown are illustrative. What your own account sees depends on your traffic and on how much of it resolves to an identifiable business network.
Company level, and only on your own site.
We built the whole chain ourselves: the collector that records the visit, the steps that turn an address into a company and then into the people who work there, and Claude reading the result. It runs on a server we operate, serving several sites at once.
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Each product is designed, built, and operated by the Novieri team — with the same enterprise practices as our services: security, monitoring, and continuous improvement. You're not buying software and getting left alone; you're buying a product with a team behind it.
next step
Want to see it running on your data?
Book a 30-minute demo and we'll show it applied to your case, no strings attached.