The funnel moves in real time. So does RevSure

Signals stream through the layer as they happen, triggering scores, routes, and agent actions in seconds, not the nightly batch. The window to act on intent is hours, not weeks.

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Module 01 · Batch is too slow

Intent expires overnight

Batch vs streamingLatency

Batch

~0h

RevSure

Seconds

streaming

Window saved

0 day

An account requests a demo at 10am. The nightly job scores it at 2am. The rep sees it at 9am the next day, twenty-three hours after the buyer raised their hand. By then the moment, and often the buyer, is gone.

Nightly batch that scores intent a day late
Routing that waits for the next sync
Spend left running on a segment that already converted
Agents acting on yesterday's state

Module 02 · Event stream

Every signal, the moment it lands

Event streamLive

Event	Account	Latency
Demo request	Cursor	1.2s
Pricing visit	OpenAI	0.8s
Champion left	Anthropic	1.0s
Usage spike	ElevenLabs	0.9s

Touches, form fills, product events, and intent flow through the layer as a stream. Identity resolves, scores update, and triggers evaluate in real time, so the record is current the instant something changes.

Touches, events, and intent processed as a stream
Identity and scores updated on arrival
Triggers evaluated continuously, not on a schedule
The record is current the instant it changes

Module 03 · Triggers to action

Signal in. Action out

Triggered actionsReal-time

Trigger	Action	Target
Intent surge	Route + sequence	Pod A
Demo request	Alert AE	Slack
Champion left	Flag at-risk	CS
Segment exit	Pause spend	LinkedIn

A trigger fires the right move automatically: route the account, launch a sequence, alert the rep, shift the spend. Orchestration turns a real-time signal into a real-time action across your stack and your agents.