Insight Data users access Salestracker records more than 1.6 million times in 2025
CRM software plays a growing part in how your team targets installers, builders and contractors. You see this in the way users accessed more than 1.6 million Salestracker records in 2025.
Using Salestracker in your daily work is a bit like checking a site plan before you start a job. You move faster when the information is clear.
SalesTracker’s 1.6 million record views in 2025
We logged more than 1.6 million company page views across the year. With 800 active users, this works out at 2,076 company pages per user. It shows how often teams across construction and fenestration turn to live data before calling, quoting, or assessing risk.
Salestracker gives you detailed company profiles built for the supply chain. You gain:
- Verified decision-maker contacts
- Full business descriptions
- Credit and financial health indicators
- Product and sector information
- Live updates from thousands of monthly verification calls
Our research team keeps every record current. This helps you target active firms with confidence and cut wasted time on out-of-date prospects.
SalesTracker’s role in your prospecting and risk checks
You also get a clear view of credit scores, county court judgements, and financial signals through a traffic-light system. This helps you judge stability before you commit time or stock.
Map tools let you:
- Plot prospects across regions
- Plan routes
- See clusters of installers, builders, merchants or contractors
Lead and task management tools support day-to-day sales work. Email campaign functions link activity to performance, all from inside the platform. Everything is mobile-friendly so your team can act on live data on the road.
How different teams use the same data
You may use Salestracker to grow your installer network. A colleague in finance may use the same record to assess risk. Senior leaders may track sector movement or competitor activity. The data stays the same. The value lies in how each user applies it.
Alex Tremlett, our Commercial Director, said:
“This milestone highlights the value professionals place on accurate, up-to-date business intelligence. Salestracker allows users across roles to act with confidence, make better decisions and focus efforts where they have the greatest impact.”
Why this matters to your business
When your team checks a record thousands of times a year, it shows one thing. You want to act with clarity. Salestracker supports this by giving you a single place to:
- Target the right installers, builders, merchants and contractors
- Judge risk before you quote
- Track changes in your market
- Keep your pipeline steady
Speak with us about your market insight
If you want clearer market insight and live prospect data that helps your sales team focus on the right companies at the right time, we can support you. Salestracker gives you real-time information on installers, builders, merchants, architects and main contractors. You gain one place to track changes, prioritise stable firms and support your team with better leads.
To speak with us, book a quick call or drop us a message:
Contact Insight Data
Visit us: Insight Data Ltd, 200 Worle Park Way, Weston-super-Mare, BS22 6WA
01934 808 293
hello@insightdata.co.uk
If you want to keep your pipeline steady and target prospects with confidence, we’re ready to help.
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