Bluelake
How it works

From the first signal to the meeting

Bluelake brings the market map; your tools bring your firm's expertise. Billy, the agent inside Bluelake, puts the agents to work between the two.

An example

A GCP project at LVMH, and a firm that has delivered four

LVMH

LVMH

in the Bluelake account map

LVMHLVMHProject

LVMH Group GCP Data Platform

The largest project: 36 people

LVMHLVMHDecision makers

66 decision makers identified

Including a Group Head of AI Solutions

LVMHLVMHPeople moves

49 key people moves

Including the AI lead's arrival in September

Not a contact list: projects, decision makers and people moves, linked account by account, continuously updated.

Your firm

in your tools

Your expertise

GCP data platforms

Your positioning and 4 enterprise references

Your CRM

LVMH: 3 contacts

Last contact in September

Your experts

6 GCP platform experts

Including the architect of your 4 references

Account watchCRM updatesTailored CV

Billy

orchestrates
the agents

The four steps, in detail

  1. Step 1 · The signal

    The agents see the project coming

    The account watch agent reads the Bluelake account map for you: the projects each account has delivered, its Data & AI job posts, arrivals and departures, each linked to its evidence. At LVMH: the GCP project, and the decision maker who joined in September. You read it in the morning alert.

  2. Step 2 · The match

    They match it with your firm

    The agents check what your CRM already knows about the account: your contacts and when you last spoke. They find your references on the subject, and the experts who delivered them, across your teams and your talent pool. They also draw on your company page in Bluelake: your clients' sectors, engagement types, technologies, roles and use cases, built from your website, your brochure and your CRM when your manager asks, and editable at any time.

  3. Step 3 · The outreach

    They draft the first message

    A message that opens with what you learned on four GCP platforms, not with a sales pitch: the email to the decision maker, then the follow-ups, built from your references. Nothing goes out without your approval.

  4. Step 4 · The meeting

    You come in with the context

    With detailed, up-to-date data on the account, you come in with a brief: what it has built, what it is launching, who decides there, and the experts you are proposing. The conversation moves up a level.

Put your agents to work.

The consulting business is already being rewritten: the agents do the work, your teams decide.