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Buying Signals vs. Contact Intent
A buying signal is evidence about an account. Contact intent is evidence from or about a specific person. Auvra keeps these separate because an account may be worth work next before any person has shown intent.
Auvra stance
Auvra can recommend account research from buying signals, but call-now work requires contact-side evidence and send readiness.
Buying signals
Buying signals include public or reviewed account evidence: hiring, funding, facility changes, compliance pressure, job descriptions, CRM stage movement, or industry events. They help decide whether an account deserves attention.
Contact intent
Contact intent comes from person-level movement: a reply, meeting request, accepted warm intro, existing open deal, or reviewed first-party CRM activity. It is stronger because it ties the next action to a person, not only a company.
Why the split matters
When software treats every account signal as person-level intent, teams spray weak outreach. When the split is visible, teams can research accounts, find reachability paths, revive warm relationships, and reserve direct outreach for evidence-backed moments.