Who decides now
The current decision-maker beside the contact on file, because the person you had may have moved on.
Reactivation Radar · a Kiser OS report
Some of your best opportunities have simply gone quiet.
Reactivation Radar revisits inactive customers, former partners, past sponsors, and lapsed donors or members. It shows who decides there now, beside the contact you have on file, and looks for a fresh reason to reconnect.
What Reactivation Radar finds
A reason to call
A fresh, specific reason to reach back out that isn't about past dues.
What to check first
Which names are verified and which need a current-role check before outreach.
Who it's for
Chambers and associations
Find the members and sponsors you haven't heard from in a while, and who to talk to there today.
Nonprofits
Reconnect with lapsed donors and supporters with a real reason to reach out.
Businesses
Win back past customers with a reason to talk that's about them, not your pipeline.
From the sample report
What it looks like
- Organization
- Granite Ridge Construction
- Who decides now
- Jim Calder, CEO; Erin Calder becomes president in January
- Reason to reconnect
- A leadership transition: a natural moment to reach back out
- Status
- Verified
From a sample report for a fictional business association. Every name is made up.
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Questions people ask
What is Reactivation Radar?
It's a report that finds relationships that have gone quiet (members, donors, sponsors, customers or partners), shows who decides there now, and gives your team a real reason to reach back out.
Why do lapsed relationships stay lapsed?
Often because outreach goes to the wrong person. In the sample report, the contact on file wasn't the current decision-maker for 8 of 12 organizations.
Does "verified" mean they've agreed to talk?
No. Verified means a named leader and role were found in a public source. It's a proposed point of contact, not proof of a relationship.
Is it only for nonprofits?
No. It works for chambers and associations with quiet members and sponsors, for nonprofits with lapsed donors, and for businesses with past customers.
Works with the other reports
See Reactivation Radar with your own organization's questions.
Kiser OS is priced for your whole organization, not per person. The team will show you what it finds for you.