They went quiet. Then something changed.

Deal revival reads your lost and stalled deals against what happened at each company since. It shows which ones had a public change after the loss, and whether that change usually answers the reason you lost, with the dated proof.

Read my lost dealsOr check your open accounts free

14-day trial on 150 companies. You add a card at the end of setup, nothing is charged for 14 days, and canceling takes one click.

Lost and stalled 6

Sample

Worth reopening 2

Answers why it was lost
  • 61days leftNorthwind Freightnorthwindfreight.comNo budget“No budget this year”Lost Apr 14A new funding round since the loss. New money often brings back a budget that was not there.Oct 9: filed a Form D for a $14M raise
  • 18days leftHalcyon Healthhalcyonhealth.ioNo owner“Our champion left”Went quiet Jun 2A new leader since the loss. A new leader or a brand new team often settles who owns the decision.Oct 21: named a new VP of Revenue Operations

Something changed 1

Not clearly the reason
  • 44days leftBrightlanebrightlane.coNot a fit“Missing the integration they needed”Lost Mar 3One team hiring fast since the loss. This was lost on fit. Only you know whether what was missing is there now.Oct 15: posted 9 sales roles in a month

Quiet since 3

Leave them closed
pinecrestbank.comcopperleafhomes.comtallgrass.ai

Three steps, and the proof stays attached.

  1. Export your lost dealsYour CRM's closed lost report as a CSV or Excel file, or paste lines: the website, the date it was lost and the reason. Stalled deals count too.
  2. We read what changed sinceEvery dated public event at each company after the day you lost it: funding, new leaders, mergers, vendor changes, hiring, contract records.
  3. Reopen the ones with a reasonEach deal is sorted by whether that change usually answers why you lost. The proof is linked, and the call is yours.

Time passing is not a reason. A change is.

Most win-back campaigns fire a set number of months after the loss. Deal revival waits for the change that usually answers the reason you lost, and says which one it saw.

No budget
New money often brings back a budget that was not there.
No owner
A new leader or a brand new team often settles who owns the decision.
Went with someone else
A vendor change, a merger or a contract coming up usually puts the incumbent back under review.
Blocked in review
A security team getting built often clears the review that stopped you.
Bad timing
A new project usually reorders priorities, so a not now is often worth asking again.
No decision
A new leader or new money often forces the decision that stalled.
Not a fit
This was lost on fit. Only you know whether what was missing is there now.
Reason not given
We do not know why this was lost, so we cannot say this answers it.

What it will and will not tell you.

  • Only changes after the loss count.Each one has a date and a link to its public source, and it has to be newer than the day you lost the deal.
  • A fit loss never reopens on its own.If you lost on a missing feature, only you know whether it is there now. We show what changed and say so.
  • No reason, no promise.A deal with no reason written down can still show a change, but we never mark it worth reopening.
  • Nothing is sent for you.Intakra never contacts the companies on your list or writes the email. You decide who to call.

Your closed lost list is the best list you own.

Every company on it already told you what would have to change. Deal revival watches for it, on every plan.

Read my lost deals

14-day trial on 150 companies. You add a card at the end of setup, nothing is charged for 14 days, and canceling takes one click.