Industries · Oil, gas and energy

Lead capture for oil, gas and energy sales teams

Energy is sold on plant visits, in vendor meetings and at a few big shows, and the tender may be a year away. SEL XP turns each of those conversations into a named lead with the right datasheet sent, an owner and a next step, and puts it in your CRM within a minute.

A sales engineer in a hard hat and high-visibility vest walking through an industrial plant with a customer

On customer sites

Who your team visits
Plant and maintenance engineers, procurement and contracts staff at operators and utilities, and the buyers and package engineers of EPC contractors.
What a visit is for
A look at the existing installation, a technical clarification, vendor registration, a budgetary quotation and a return visit with a specialist.
How the week runs
Two or three site visits a day, often a long drive apart, and weeks between visits to the same plant.

At exhibitions

Who comes to the stand
Procurement and technical staff from national oil companies and utilities, buyers from EPC contractors, and local agents looking for principals.
What they ask for
Vendor registration status, datasheets and certificates, a budgetary quote, reference projects and a factory visit.
How long a deal takes
6 to 24 months, tied to tenders and vendor approval.

The problem

What goes wrong between the meeting and the sale

  1. 01

    The tender is a year away and the card is in a drawer

    With cycles this long, a contact who is not in the CRM with what they asked for is forgotten by the time the enquiry is issued.

  2. 02

    Three divisions meet the same engineer

    Valves, gaskets and services each have a rep on the stand. The visitor talks to all three and gets three unconnected emails, or none.

  3. 03

    A generic brochure answers nothing

    They asked about one product line and one certificate. A group catalogue sent a week later does not move a technical buyer.

  4. 04

    The plant visit lives in a diary

    An engineer walks the unit, agrees to quote and drives on. What was seen and promised stays in a notebook until the weekly report, if it gets there.

How SEL XP fits

Built for the way energy teams sell

  • One view across the group

    While a rep captures, the app says if a colleague in another company of the group has met this person, and what your CRM already has open with them.

  • The right datasheet, straight away

    Tap the product lines they asked about and the follow-up carries the matching catalogues as a link, in English or Arabic.

  • The requirement, in their words

    Dictate a voice note after the conversation. The app drafts requirement, quantity, timing and next step for you to approve.

  • Hot leads do not wait

    A request for a quotation and a decision maker make a lead hot. If nobody contacts it in two days, the rep's manager is told.

  • In Odoo with the event as the campaign

    Company, contact, lead, history and next task go to Odoo, so the enquiry that arrives next year can be traced to the show it started at.

  • Site visits after the show

    With Field Presence, a plant visit is a check-in and a check-out linked to the lead, with time on site and a short note.

Three divisions, one visitor, one lead

When the gasket rep meets an engineer the valve rep saw last month, she is told so, and sees what your CRM already has open with that company.

See the whole product

At an exhibition, start to finish

What your team does, and when

  1. Before

    Add the show with its dates, stand and targets. Load a catalogue for each product line and approve the follow-up wording in both languages.

  2. On the stand

    Scan, tap the product lines, dictate the requirement, send the datasheet. The lead is in the CRM while the visitor is still in the aisle.

  3. Each evening

    The manager opens the Overview: leads against target, hot leads, and who has not been followed up.

  4. The week after

    Reminders chase what is untouched. Quotations and technical meetings are tasks with dates, visible to the manager.

Questions

Oil, gas and energy: what teams ask

Can sales engineers use it on plant visits, not only at exhibitions?

Yes. On a plant visit the engineer captures the people in the room, chooses Site visit as how they met, records what was asked and sets the next step. With the Field Presence add-on the visit itself is on the lead, with its time on site. Many plants have no signal, so everything is saved on the phone first.

What is the best way to capture leads at an energy exhibition such as ADIPEC?

Capture each visitor at the stand, not afterwards: scan the card, record which product lines and certificates they asked about, and send the matching datasheet before they leave. SEL XP is built to do this in about 30 seconds, works with no signal, and puts the lead in your CRM with the show as its campaign.

Our group has several companies on one stand. Can each keep its own leads?

Yes. Each lead is tagged with the company it is for, and each company's admin sees that company's leads. A rep who sells for more than one company chooses the company when capturing, and duplicate warnings work across the whole group.

Can it record technical requirements, not just contact details?

Yes. Reps tap product interests, timeline and role, and can dictate a voice note. The app transcribes it and drafts the requirement, quantity, timing and next step, which the rep approves before it is saved.

See it with your team

Leave every meeting with a next step.

Tell us how your team sells: on customer sites, on the road or at exhibitions. We will show you the app with your products, your team structure and your CRM in mind.

  1. What happens next
  2. Day 0You send the form. We reply within one working day.
  3. 30 minA call on your screen: capture, follow-up, CRM and what your managers see.
  4. Set-upWe build your workspace with you: companies, teams, products, wording.