Bees figured out prospecting millions of years ago.
When a honeybee scout finds the best flowers, she flies home and dances. It’s called the waggle dance: a figure-eight with a straight, shaking run through the middle. The angle of the run tells the hive which direction to fly, relative to the sun. How long she waggles tells them how far.
The hive doesn’t search blindly. It follows the signal.
WaggleRev works the same way. Scout agents watch for the moments that make a company ready to buy. They signal the swarm, and every other agent goes to work on that one account: research, contacts, outreach, follow-up. Your team spends its time on conversations, not searching.