Know When In-Flight Deals Come Back to Your Site

Vector Team

Some of your most valuable site visitors are already in your pipeline.

When contacts from an open opportunity return to your site, it's a signal worth acting on. They might be revisiting product pages, looping in procurement, or doing deeper research. Either way, it’s your chance to re-engage, multi-thread, and keep the deal moving.

This play helps you detect web activity from in-flight opp accounts and alert the right rep in real time—so they never miss a warm touchpoint.

The Vector Way:

Most teams track MQLs and ignore the buyers already in motion.

Vector flips that.

With contact-level data, you can spot when anyone tied to an opportunity visits your site—even if they’re not the main contact in Salesforce. It’s a backchannel view into buying group activity and a nudge for reps to go deeper, faster.

Plus, by pushing these signals to Slack or your CRM, sales stays focused without needing to refresh dashboards.

When to use this play:

Use when:

  • You have open opportunities in your CRM
  • A contact from those accounts returns to your website
  • You want to accelerate deal cycles, support multi-threading, or catch signs of movement
  • You’re trying to improve sales timing and deal visibility

Goal

Alert reps when open opp accounts return to your site—so they can re-engage and build momentum.

Objectives

  • Surface buying group activity during open deals
  • Help reps identify new stakeholders and deepen relationships
  • Provide visibility into deal stage progression (e.g., procurement hits the site)
  • Improve sales efficiency and close rates

Use case

Your champion from a live opportunity hasn’t responded in a few days—but someone new from the same account hits your demo or pricing page. Vector flags the visit, identifies the contact, and routes it to the rep’s Slack channel with context. Now they’ve got a reason to reach out and re-open the conversation.

Play type: Deal Acceleration | Multi-Threading | Sales Alerting Estimated time to execute: 30–45 minutes to configure; passive alerts ongoing

How it works:

Step 1: Install the Vector pixel
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Make sure you’re tracking site activity across key pages like product, pricing, security, etc.

Step 2: Match web visits to in-flight opps
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Use a CRM sync or webhook setup to match site visits to open opportunity accounts. You can:

  • Use Zapier or Clay to speed up the sync
  • Filter for opportunity stage (e.g., anything past SQL)

Step 3: Route the signal
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Choose how you want to alert the rep:

  • Slack DM or deal channel
  • CRM activity log
  • Email alert

Example Slack message:

“👋 [Contact Name] from [Opportunity Account] just visited the [Pricing Page]. Not listed as an opp contact—could be a new stakeholder worth looping in.”

Step 4: Support follow-up
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Equip reps with a quick message like:

“Hey—noticed someone from your team was checking out [X]. Thought it might be helpful to reconnect or bring them into the conversation.”

Optional: Tag these events in your CRM as “Sales-Aware Web Visits” to support deal reviews and forecasting.

Wrap-up: deals don’t go cold...they go quiet

Just because a contact stops replying doesn’t mean they’ve stopped evaluating.

With Vector, you can spot when in-flight deals come back to your site—even if it’s a new stakeholder—so reps can follow up with perfect timing, deepen relationships, and close with confidence.

Sales example: A rep sees a net-new visitor from Procurement hit the Security page. They loop in RevOps to prep for redlines and keep the deal on track.
RevOps example: These alerts feed into a “Sales-Aware Activity” dashboard for pipeline reviews, helping teams spot signs of momentum or stalling.

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