How it works: tell us, we read, we sift, you receive

FieldClients is a monitoring service for building permits, code violations and other public records that sends daily leads. You tell us once, we read daily. The output is an account that needs your trade, with a verified contact and a documented, dated reason to call. You're not working a list; you're showing up because something just happened to their building.

In short

Four steps. Tell us what you do and where. We read every public source in your area every day. We match each record to the account behind it and verify the decision-maker. You get one email a day with only the records worth a call.

  • Four steps: tell us, we read, we sift, you receive
  • Sources refreshed daily
  • Proposal with sample leads within 24 hours
Monitoring Housing registrationsBuilding permitsCode violations311 complaintsEquipment registriesEnergy filingsBusiness formations

Tell us. We read. We sift. You receive.

Each stage narrows a raw public record down to one phone call worth making. Nothing here is scraped from a list months ago. Every lead is anchored to an event with a date on it, and every feed is built for one company.

01, Tell us

What you do, and where

What you do and the area you serve. Two minutes, no call. Within 24 hours you get a proposal with your exact rate and 3 to 5 sample leads from your own area.

02, We read

Every source, every day

Every public source in your area, every day: permits, violations, registrations, occupancy certificates, deeds, licences, planning registers, tenders.

03, We sift

Your records, your buyer

Each record is matched to the account behind it and checked against what you told us: your services, your buyers, your size, your patch. The decision-maker is found and the email verified.

04, You receive

One email a day

One email a day with the records worth a call, or none on a day with nothing worth your time. No portal, no filters, nothing to configure.

One heat violation, four stages.

Here's a single lead moving through the desk, the kind an HVAC client receives most mornings.

01, Read

A violation opens in Bushwick

The city records a Class C heat and hot-water violation against a 47-unit residential building in Bushwick. It hits the public record overnight; we read it that morning, alongside the permits, registrations and deeds filed the same night.

02, Match

We find the managing agent, 23 buildings

The building's registration names its managing agent. We roll that agent up across the registry: they run a 23-building residential portfolio. This isn't one apartment's problem; it's a portfolio owner whose current vendor just failed an inspection.

03, Sift

It fits what you told us

You service residential boilers in Brooklyn and Queens, buildings of 20 units and up, and you already hold two of this agent's competitors. The record passes. A permit for a rooftop unit on a Manhattan office tower would not have.

04, Send

It lands in your inbox with the person to call

Cascading enrichment finds the person who signs HVAC contracts at that agent and verifies a working email, plus the company phone listed in the registration record. You get the account, the building, the violation, the contact and the reason, today.

Set up once, from what you tell us

The intake is short on purpose: what you do and where. We work out which sources in your area predict that work before the first batch goes out. You never set a filter.

Services you provide Area you serve Buyers you want Sizes and accounts to skip

Record in, lead out

Record
A public, dated event lands on a building: a violation, a permit, a registration change, a sale, a consent.
Match
We tie it to the account behind it and verify the decision-maker.
Send
If it fits what you do, it goes to your inbox. If it does not, you never see it.

See the leads from your own area first.

Tell us what you do and where. Within 24 hours you get a proposal with your exact rate and 3 to 5 sample leads, before you pay anything.

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Reply within one business day · Month to month, no setup fee