For B2B sales teams

A clear handshake for the accounts that matter to you.

Clear Handshake is a B2B communication service. We prepare an account brief for your team and a clear explanation for the business you approach—why your offer may matter, what remains uncertain, and room for their perspective.

Received a Handshake?
Illustration · A prepared Handshake

A reason to connect.
Room for your perspective.

Prepared for your team.
Clear for theirs.

For your team

An account brief.

A reviewed account brief, a clear reason to connect, and the questions worth asking.

Your team approves what represents you.

For the business you approach

A Handshake.

Who is approaching you, why it may matter, and what still needs your perspective.

The business-facing explanation of the approach.

Your business pays for the preparation. The receiving business chooses whether to engage, without a fee or obligation to buy.

Dedicated internet · Our first demonstration

See the reason.
Give your view.

Fictional demonstration. Nothing is sent. Choices reset when you reload.

Prepared for

Juniper Evening Works

Fictional business · 115 Example Lane, Testville, MA 01040

Clear Handshake
Approaching business · Pays for preparationRiver Fiber · Fictional provider

Possible reason · Interpretation

Does your connection support your evening work?

Provider supplied
Dedicated internet service.
Source-supported · Illustrative
The fictional source describes an evening workshop at this site.
Unknown
Current connectivity may already meet the need. Site-specific availability, performance and savings are unconfirmed.

What, if anything, would you want to change?

Check the illustrative source

This separately composed example uses fictional workshop and provider information. It contains no real customer research or collection date.

Evening work does not establish a connection problem, buying intent or a need for dedicated internet. The provider would need to assess suitability and availability at the site.

Who would see a response? River Fiber’s assigned team and Clear Handshake’s reviewer for this Juniper discussion. Here, your choice only changes the illustration.

Your response · Try a fictional choice

Illustrated receipt · Nothing sent or saved

At submission

Choose a response.

See the statement and its meaning for the team.

No visitor information is collected by this example.

Continue without
starting over.

Keep the original context, the business’s correction and any review distinct. This example illustrates Account Continuity; response handling and record-keeping must be agreed before a pilot.

How we handle information

For the receiving business

Know what you are
being asked to consider.

A useful outcome may be a conversation, a later date, a correction—or no further contact.

The CH mark identifies the prepared interaction. It does not certify the seller, product, suitability or outcome.

The founding pilot

Start with 10 accounts.

$2,500–$10,000 total

USD · Agreed scope determines the fee

A defined preparation and presentation scope, agreed before work begins.

Explore the example and discuss a scoped pilot. Interactive response and continuity software is not yet available for live customer use.

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Two batches of five. Day-10 and Day-30 reviews.

Discuss the pilot

Scope, fee and seller involvement agreed in writing. Replies and sales aren’t guaranteed. No automatic renewal.

Pilot details
  1. Before starting

    Agree the scope and fee

  2. Day 10

    First review checkpoint

  3. Day 30

    Review progress and next steps

Accounts
10 individually prepared accounts: your selections or accounts we identify against agreed criteria.
Account scope
One business per account, unless we agree otherwise.
Delivery & team
Two batches of five, with seller involvement agreed to suit your team.
Responsibilities
You approve the experience prepared in your name. Payment, delivery dates, sending and reply handling are agreed before starting.
Follow-through
We agree who handles questions and requests, and for how long.
Written scope
Replacement arrangements, monthly reviews and extended access are agreed separately. Agreements
Alex Hui, founder of Clear Handshake

Both businesses deserve to be understood.

I started Clear Handshake so a business can explain its reason for approaching another—and hear their perspective. I personally review the work before your team approves it.

Let’s discuss your pilot.

Tell us what your team offers and the businesses you would like to reach.

An inquiry does not purchase work or authorize contact with target accounts. Privacy & information handling.

Received a Handshake?

Use your original invitation.

  1. Identify the business approaching you.
  2. Check who receives any response.
  3. Use the reply or contact path provided.

An invitation does not give permission for unrelated marketing or provider searches.

If the link fails or a response option is missing, email Alex@ClearHandshake.us.