Pressure Vector reads filings that companies are legally required to make — layoff notices, safety citations, breach disclosures, bankruptcy petitions, federal debarments — and shows you which ones are under pressure right now.
Every line traces to a document you can open. No AI inference, no projections, no scoring, no paid placement. Just sources of truth.
If the answer is on this chart, it's a public record, and PV reads it every day. Find your row. These five columns are examples: if your buyer moves after a public record, you're in scope.
| Record | Where it's filed | Security & compliance sellers | Cyber services | Selling into construction | Insurance & surety | Restructuring & finance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Data breach reported to a regulator A company reported that people's personal or health data was exposed. | HHS breach portal · CA Attorney General · SEC 8-K | yes | yes | no | yes | no |
Regulator enforcement action A federal regulator formally acted against the company. | FTC actions · SEC litigation releases | yes | yes | no | no | no |
Breach lawsuit filed A lawsuit filed in federal court over a data breach. | Federal court dockets | yes | yes | no | yes | no |
Safety citation: willful or repeat OSHA found the hazard was ignored knowingly, or cited it again. | DOL OSHA enforcement | yes | no | yes | yes | no |
Federal debarment or suspension Barred from new federal contracts, while the case runs or after it's decided. | SAM.gov exclusions | yes | no | yes | no | yes |
Layoff notice Advance notice to the state of a mass layoff or closing. | State WARN filings, 22 states | no | no | yes | no | yes |
Chapter 11 petition The business keeps operating while it restructures its debts in court. | Federal bankruptcy courts, national | no | no | yes | yes | yes |
No row fits what happened at your clients? Then PV isn't for you yet, and we'll say so before you subscribe.
Five real records from the PV ledger, each linked to the filing it came from.
Every deal you've ever closed started with something that happened to the buyer — a breach, a citation, a consent decree. Send me your 100 target accounts and I'll tell you which ones it already happened to, with the document.
You're calling 100 accounts to find the eight where a regulator already did your prospecting. I have the eight. And I'll tell you the ninety-two stayed silent — that's an answer too.
Your intent data says who read a blog post. Mine says who got sued. Which one do you want your pipeline built on?
Every name I'd send you comes with the public record attached — the OCR posting, the AG filing, the docket. Your first call opens with a fact they can't dispute, because they filed it.
You find out about a prospect's breach when it hits the news. I find out when it hits the register — I read the register, not the coverage. Send me your list; I'll show you what's already on record.
I will never pad your list. If nothing happened to your accounts this week, the brief says nothing happened — which means when a name does show up, you actually call it.
OSHA willful, federal debarment, Chapter 11 on the GC — I read the filings so your first call happens the week it's on record, not the month it's on the street.
Give me the fifty contractors you're hunting. Each week you get two lists: who a court, a regulator, or a filing touched — document attached — and who stayed quiet. Both are calls you're not wasting.
Everyone in this market sells project leads. I sell the other half: which contractor just took the hit — dated, sourced, public.
The companies you already hunt or manage. PV watches every one against every public record it reads.
A court, a regulator, or a filing touched them. Each comes with the document, dated. Call these.
We checked. Nothing was filed. That's an answer too: it's the calls you don't waste.
Illustration. Your split will differ, and some weeks it's zero.
Which targets just had a record filed, with the document to open on.
Which customers had a record filed that you'd want to see before renewal.
Which open deals had a record filed mid-cycle.
One email every weekday morning. Name the companies you hunt or manage, and PV watches them against every wire it runs — telling you the morning something changes, or honestly that nothing did.