Written for / Consulting, accounting and legal
The partners who sell are the ones who deliver.
In a professional firm, business development is done by the most expensive people in the building, in the hours they are not billing. Command Center keeps it moving between those hours: the list, the first message, the follow-up and the engagement letter in one login.
- $297 per license a month, Spark plan
- Month to month on Spark
- 4.7 on Trustpilot
Lawyers: solicitation and advertising rules differ by state, and your bar rules apply to anything sent in your name. Your firm is responsible for checking outreach against them.
Fig. 01 / The stack you have
Utilization goes up, and the pipeline goes quiet.
A busy quarter is the reason there is no new work in the next one. Everyone knows it and nobody has the hours to fix it.
- 01Follow-up depends on a partner remembering. The conference conversation that should have become a client becomes a business card.
- 02The firm has a practice system, not a sales system. Clients and matters are tracked. Prospects are not tracked anywhere.
- 03Engagement letters wait in drafts. The prospect agreed. The letter goes out when someone finds the template.
Honest scope. Swapping the 12 tools on the receipt for Command Center saves about $233 a month per seat at list. The bigger win is one login and one inbox for every reply. It does not replace practice management, billing and your lead source; it works beside them.
THE BD STACK
one tool per job, one seat, monthly
- Hunter.ioEmail finding + verification49.00
- HeyReachLinkedIn outreach79.00
- InstantlyCold email sequences47.00
- TrulyInboxInbox warmup29.00
- FrontShared inbox29.00
- HubSpot Sales HubCRM + pipeline20.00
- ChatGPT TeamAI writing25.00
- ZapierWorkflow automation30.00
- PandaDocDocuments + e-sign29.00
- HootsuiteSocial scheduling99.00
- Slack ProTeam messaging8.75
- DataboxReporting85.00
TOTAL / MONTH$529.75
12 tools · 12 logins · 0 shared records
One common tool for each job, at its published monthly rate. Lead data is not on this receipt: you bring your list or build it on LinkedIn.
YOU KEEP THESE
Command Center does not replace them, so they are not in the total
- Your lead sourceyour own list, LinkedIn or Sales Navigatorkeep
- Practice managementclients, matters, workflowkeep
- Time, billing and trust accountingthe firm ledgerkeep
- Document managementclient fileskeep
Fig. 02 / How one deal runs
One login, from a name on your list to a signature.
A fictional engagement for an accounting firm with a multi-state tax practice. The partner heard about the new plant at a conference.
The buyerNadia Flores, CFO of a 90-person manufacturer that just opened a plant in a second state
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Your list + enrichment + Prospect IQ
Find
You upload the names from last month's conference as a CSV, or build a LinkedIn search for CFOs and controllers in the industries you know. Enrichment fills in each profile and finds and verifies work emails. Prospect IQ then scores every contact from 0 to 100 against the ICP rules you set: title, seniority, industry, department and company size.
ContactsImported listSource: CSV uploadTitle: CFO, controllerIndustry: ManufacturingCompany size: 51 to 500- NFNadia FloresCFO, Hartwell Components51 to 20090
- OBOwen BurkeController, Lark Tooling51 to 20081
- YCYuki ChenCFO, Delmar Plastics201 to 50079
- PMPat MoranController, Ridgeway Castings51 to 20067
✓ work email verified Prospect IQ score, 0 to 100, against your ICP rules
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floStudio
Reach
A partner writes the sequence once. It offers a working document, in the partner's own voice. LinkedIn steps run from your own account, and email goes out from your own connected mailbox.
Multi-state tax, manufacturersfloStudioActive- inLinkedIn connectFrom your account
- 3dWait 3 days
- @Email, in the partner's voiceFrom your mailbox
- inLinkedIn voice noteIf no reply
First message to Nadia FloresNadia, congratulations on the Tennessee plant. A second state usually means new payroll, sales tax and apportionment filings in year one. We keep a checklist for controllers doing this the first time. Useful?
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Unibox + Ezra
Reply
The reply lands in Unibox. Ezra drafts a response offering two call times. The partner approves it between meetings and sends the checklist.
UniboxNadia FloresNew replyNadia FloresVery. Our current firm hasn't mentioned any of it.
✦ Ezra, suggested reply Approve and send
Glad it helps. I will send the checklist today. Two items on it usually come due in the first quarter. I can walk you through them Wednesday at 9 or Friday at 1.
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Pipeline + deals
Close
The partner creates a deal from the thread with a fee estimate. The pipeline shows weighted value by stage and flags a deal that has stopped moving. The managing partner can see every open pursuit without asking in the partner meeting.
PipelineMain pipeline- Replied
- Scoping call
- Letter sent
- Won
Hartwell Components$18,000- Stage
- Scoping call
- Owner
- Tax partner
- Contact
- Nadia Flores
✓ Created from the thread by the rep
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groDoc
Sign
You fill in the engagement letter template in groDoc and send it for e-signature. You see when it is viewed, and the signed copy comes back with an audit trail. Once signed, the client and the work are set up in your practice management system.
Engagement Letter
From the engagement letter template
Nadia Flores, CFOSIGNED- ✓Builtin groDoc
- ✓Sentfor e-signature
- ✓Viewedby the signer
- ✓Signedaudit trail saved
The people, companies and messages are fictional, and the screens are simplified drawings of Command Center. Each step says what the platform does and what you do yourself. Drive the live demo to click through the real thing.
Fig. 03 / Your buyers, not ours
Your buyer, their moment, and the tools for both.
This page is written for consulting, accounting and legal. The people below are the ones you sell to: who gets your message, what makes this the week to send it, and which part of the platform does each job. A typical setup for professional services.
Who
5 titles you sell to
- CFO or controller
- Founder or CEO
- General counsel
- COO
- Private equity operating partners
When
5 moments your team watches for
- 01
Expansion into a new state or country
- 02
A funding round or acquisition
- 03
A new CFO in the first 90 days
- 04
A lender or investor asking for audited statements
- 05
A leadership change
Not detected for you. Command Center has no built-in signals for this industry yet. Today the built-in signal data is Form 5500 filings for benefits brokers. Here you bring the list or spot the moment, and the platform runs the enrichment, outreach, replies, pipeline and paperwork.
With
One platform, five steps
- 01FindYour list, enriched and scored
Conference contacts or a LinkedIn search, scored 0 to 100 against your ICP rules so partner time goes to the right companies.
- 02ReachfloStudio
One sequence per practice area, written once in the partner's voice.
- 03ReplyUnibox with Ezra
Drafted replies a partner can approve in a minute.
- 04ClosePipeline
Every open pursuit across partners on one board.
- 05SigngroDoc
Engagement letters from a template, sent for e-signature.
Fig. 04 / Proof
What came off the line.
meetings per week
A revenue advisory firm whose team averaged two meetings a week. Exaltaret →Rated 4.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot / All case studies
Fig. 05 / Straight answers
What managing partners ask before they buy.
Is this appropriate for a law firm?
It can be, with care. Attorney advertising and solicitation rules vary by state and apply to anything sent in a lawyer's name. Command Center does not check messages against them. Your firm reviews and approves what goes out.
Does it replace or connect to our practice management system?
Neither. Clients, matters, time and billing stay where they are, and nothing syncs. Command Center covers the prospect until the engagement letter is signed.
Will outreach sound like the partner or like a robot?
The partner writes the sequence. Ezra drafts replies from the conversation, and by default nothing is sent until a person approves it.
Does it come with a list of prospects?
No. Command Center has no built-in contact database today. You upload your own list as a CSV, or build a search in LinkedIn or Sales Navigator and run it through your own account. The platform then enriches the contacts, verifies work emails and scores each one from 0 to 100 against the ICP rules you set.
What does it cost?
Spark is $297 per license per month, billed month to month. LinkedIn and email sends are included. Credits meter AI actions, email verification and enrichment. There are larger plans for bigger teams; ask us which fits.
Is a partner's LinkedIn account safe?
No vendor can honestly promise zero risk, because LinkedIn sets and enforces its own rules. Sequences run from your own LinkedIn account, so volume and targeting matter: keep daily activity modest, send only to people who fit, and go through the sending settings with us before you launch.
What does it not do?
It does not run SMS, outbound dialing, retargeting or display ads, or payment collection. It has no built-in calendar scheduler, so you use your own booking link. It has no built-in contact database and no native sync to a CRM: data moves by CSV, API or webhook. It does not track time, bill clients or run conflict checks.
Fig. 06 / Your turn
Pick one practice area. Run its first campaign.
Start on Spark, month to month. Load one list and run one sequence before you change anything else. If you would rather talk it through first, talk to a strategist.
- $297 a month
- Spark is month to month
- We reply within one business day