Public filings. Private advantage.

Find the
thread.Follow it.Score it.Work it.Win it.Follow it.

SPIDERS turns Connecticut UCC filings into evidence-backed equipment sales signals—showing your team which accounts matter, why now, and who to contact.

Sales Prospecting Intelligence from Documented Equipment Relationships & Signals
Unity5 Company Workbench showing equipment financing history and account intelligence
15equipment filings
#4segment rank
57,683Connecticut filings
169towns mapped
6event signal types
Nightlyofficial data refresh

A filing is not a lead.
It is one thread.

Raw UCC records tell you that a public financing statement exists. They do not tell a rep which relationship matters, whether the equipment is relevant, how the business has financed over time, or who should get the call.

SPIDERS connects the fragments. It resolves the business, normalizes lenders, interprets financing events, ranks dealer relevance, and carries the evidence into a usable account brief.

When collateral images are available, source-linked OCR can go deeper—extracting equipment category, manufacturer, model, serial number, vendor, and term language when the document actually contains them.

Evidence to action

Seven links. One accountable workflow.

Every conclusion can be traced to official filing metadata, a document evidence span, or an explicitly labeled inference.

01

Filing

Official debtor, secured party, dates, status and related records.

02

Image

Original filing page and controlled source provenance.

03

Collateral

OCR-extracted equipment details with confidence and evidence.

04

Company

Resolved legal entity, industry, location and operating context.

05

Signal

First financing, switch, repeat cycle, lapse or new debtor.

06

Person

Role-matched operations, IT, facilities, finance or ownership.

07

Action

Call brief, outreach draft, follow-up and measurable outcome.

Inside SPIDERS

Not another lead list.
A working intelligence surface.

Market pulse

See what changed before deciding whom to chase.

Fresh signals surface first financing, lender switches, repeat cycles, imminent lapses, and new debtors—ranked through the lens of the seller using them.

Unity5 Overview with Connecticut market pulse, recent signals, and priority accounts
Sales lens

The same filing means different things to different sellers.

Broker, Dealer, and Service lenses reorder the same public events by commercial relevance without pretending the record says more than it does.

Unity5 Signals page with sales lens and financing-event feed
Territory intelligence

Move from one account to the shape of the market.

Map financing activity by town, segment, lender, recurrence, and account cohort. Find underworked pockets and repeat buyers before exporting another static spreadsheet.

Unity5 Explore page showing a Connecticut opportunity map
Account workbench

Keep the evidence and the next action in the same place.

See cadence, lender concentration, first and latest filings, account rank, and the financing timeline—then move directly into assessment or outreach.

Unity5 Company Workbench Financing tab with lender concentration and filing timeline
Built for seller judgment

Useful before it becomes automated.

01

Dealer opportunity

Competitor relationship, repeat financing, likely opportunity window, buyer role, and an evidence-aware reason to call.

02

Finance origination

Businesses already comfortable financing equipment, ranked by recency, cadence, secured party, and relevant asset evidence.

03

Portfolio watch

Continuations, terminations, new secured parties, and relationship changes routed to a human review workflow.

Why SPIDERS

Replace the workflow you use.
Not the history you do not.

EDA/Fusable has national breadth and decades of mature equipment data. SPIDERS is designed to test whether Connecticut depth, evidence transparency, and actionability create a better weekly seller workflow.

Traditional equipment intelligence

  • National history and broad market coverage
  • Mature equipment ownership taxonomy
  • Brand preferences and company hierarchy
  • Established enterprise integrations

SPIDERS advantage

  • Direct nightly Connecticut source
  • Inspectable filing and collateral evidence
  • Dealer, broker and service interpretations
  • Company, contact, brief and outreach together
  • Workflow tuned with direct user feedback
Trust is a feature

No black-box certainty.
No manufactured urgency.

UCC lapse is not lease expiration.

Official lapse dates and estimated opportunity windows remain visibly distinct. A lease term is stated only when a document or approved source supports it.

A filing is not financial distress.

UCC filings usually reflect consensual financing relationships. SPIDERS does not turn routine secured finance into a negative claim.

Broad lessors do not prove the asset.

GreatAmerica, DLL, U.S. Bank Equipment Finance, and similar lessors can finance many asset classes. Unknown remains a valid answer.

Every inference keeps its evidence.

Source, timestamp, confidence, alternative explanation, and verification status travel with the signal.

Design-partner pilot

Benchmark the same Connecticut territory in both systems.

A sixty-day operating test measures whether the signal changes who a rep contacts, when they contact them, and whether it creates meetings or pipeline.

Term60 days
Priority accountsUp to 150
Accuracy reviewWeekly
MeasuresAccuracy → pipeline
SPIDERS

Find the signal.
Follow the thread.
Start the conversation.

Private Connecticut pilots are being structured for equipment dealers and commercial-finance teams.

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