Research Rule Generator
Generates a comprehensive research workflow rule for any company and product combination. Creates a structured template that Account Executives can use to identify and qualify prospects based on specific product requirements, competitive landscape, and market characteristics.
Arguments
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
companyName | string | ✅ Yes | The company you're creating research instructions for |
productName | string | ✅ Yes | The specific product or service being sold |
productDescription | string | ❌ No | Brief description of what the product does |
pricingModel | string | ❌ No | How the product is priced (per user, per month, enterprise, etc.) |
minimumRequirements | string | ❌ No | Company size, revenue, or other qualification criteria |
targetIndustries | string | ❌ No | Industries that are good fits for this product |
keyValuePropositions | string | ❌ No | Main benefits the product provides |
What It Does
The research rule generator prompt creates a comprehensive workflow that:
- Analyzes your product requirements and target market
- Identifies relevant Phoenix tools to use for research
- Creates a structured, step-by-step qualification process
- Provides filtering criteria and decision logic
- Generates example queries and expected outputs
- Documents the workflow for your team
Use Cases
- Sales Enablement: Create standardized research processes for AE teams
- Lead Qualification: Build repeatable workflows for qualifying prospects
- Territory Planning: Design research approaches for specific markets
- Product Launch: Develop go-to-market research strategies
- Competitive Analysis: Structure competitive intelligence gathering
Example Usage
Enterprise SaaS Sales
Use the research_rule_generator prompt with:
- companyName: "Acme Corp"
- productName: "Enterprise Analytics Platform"
- productDescription: "Real-time analytics and business intelligence for enterprise teams"
- pricingModel: "$50k+ annual contract, per-seat pricing over 100 users"
- minimumRequirements: "1000+ employees, $100M+ revenue, existing data warehouse"
- targetIndustries: "Financial Services, Healthcare, Technology"
- keyValuePropositions: "Real-time insights, reduce analysis time by 70%, enterprise security"
SMB Marketing Tool
Use the research_rule_generator prompt with:
- companyName: "MarketingTech Inc"
- productName: "Email Campaign Manager"
- productDescription: "Email marketing automation for growing businesses"
- pricingModel: "$99-499/month based on subscriber count"
- minimumRequirements: "10-200 employees, active email list of 1000+"
- targetIndustries: "E-commerce, Professional Services, SaaS"
- keyValuePropositions: "Easy setup, affordable pricing, built-in analytics"
Cloud Migration Service
Use the research_rule_generator prompt with:
- companyName: "CloudMigrate Pro"
- productName: "AWS Migration Service"
- productDescription: "End-to-end cloud migration consulting and execution"
- pricingModel: "Project-based pricing, $200k+ typical engagement"
- minimumRequirements: "500+ employees, on-premise infrastructure, cloud budget allocated"
- targetIndustries: "All industries with legacy infrastructure"
- keyValuePropositions: "Zero downtime, 40% cost reduction, 90-day migration timeline"
Generated Output Format
The prompt generates a research rule document containing:
1. Research Rule Overview
- Rule name and description
- Target persona (who uses this rule)
- Expected outcomes
2. Qualification Criteria
- Company size requirements
- Industry targeting
- Technology prerequisites
- Budget indicators
3. Tool Workflow
Ordered sequence of Phoenix tools to use:
1. company_search → Find companies matching basic criteria
2. company_firmographic → Get detailed company information
3. company_technographic → Check technology stack fit
4. company_intent → Identify buying signals
5. company_spend → Analyze budget allocation
4. Filtering Logic
- How to prioritize results
- Disqualification criteria
- Score weighting
5. Output Template
- Data fields to collect
- How to format results
- Example qualified prospect profile
6. Usage Instructions
- Step-by-step execution guide
- Tips for your specific use case
- Customization recommendations
Tips for Best Results
1. Be Specific
Provide detailed product information to get more targeted workflows.
❌ Bad: "Find companies" ✅ Good: "Find Series B SaaS companies with 50-200 employees using Salesforce and showing recent CRM buying intent"
2. Include Context
The more context you provide, the more relevant the generated workflow:
- Typical deal sizes
- Sales cycle length
- Key decision makers
- Common objections
3. Specify Requirements
Clear requirements lead to better qualification criteria:
- Minimum company size
- Technology prerequisites
- Budget indicators
- Geographic requirements
4. Define Success
Explain what a qualified prospect looks like:
- Current state (pain points)
- Desired state (goals)
- Budget authority
- Timeline
Integration with Phoenix Tools
The research rule generator leverages Phoenix's MCP tools:
Data Collection Tools
company_firmographic- Basic company infocompany_technographic- Tech stack analysiscompany_fai- Department-level insightscompany_intent- Buying signals
Discovery Tools
company_search- Find matching companieslist_product_categories- Explore technology categorieslist_vendors- Competitive landscape
Analysis Tools
company_spend- Budget analysiscompany_cloud_spend- Cloud spending patterns
Iterating on Results
After generating your initial research rule:
- Review the workflow: Does it match your sales process?
- Test with examples: Run through 2-3 real prospects
- Refine criteria: Adjust thresholds and filters
- Add context: Include team-specific insights
- Regenerate: Run the prompt again with refinements
Workflow Templates
The prompt can generate different workflow types:
Inbound Lead Qualification
Focus on validating and enriching inbound leads
Outbound Prospecting
Identify and prioritize cold outreach targets
Account Expansion
Find upsell/cross-sell opportunities in existing accounts
Territory Research
Build comprehensive territory profiles
Competitive Displacement
Target competitors' customers
Next Steps
- View MCP tools used in generated workflows
- See example company analysis
- Read best practices
- Try the prompt in Claude Desktop