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SCOPE OPEN PLACES INDEX

Find the businesses worth calling. Prove why.

Graduna searches millions of places in an open map index, filters them on real website, contact and social evidence, and carries the same record into your pipeline. One workspace, from the first search to the first call.

QUALIFIED

Graduna

Istanbul · Turkey

OPPORTUNITY81
  • OUT OF SCOPE
  • IN SCOPE
  • QUALIFIED

Guided access · No self-serve free signup

01THE EXTRACTION SEQUENCE

One record, pulled out of a market.

Six states, in the order the product actually runs them. Scroll and watch the field give up a single company you can call today.

  1. 01OBSERVE

    Start from the whole market

    Choose a country, city or drawn area and a business category. Graduna queries a local open places index first and falls back to OpenStreetMap. Nothing is stored yet: these are provider results, not rows in your workspace.

    IN SCOPE 1,248 · businesses · Istanbul · Turkey

  2. 02ISOLATE

    Cut the field down to a segment

    Narrow by district, category and the criteria you actually work with: has a website, has a phone, already saved, already converted, owned by a teammate. Filters stay visible and removable.

    AFTER FILTERS 312 · contactable

  3. 03QUALIFY

    Filter on evidence, not on a feeling

    Keep businesses whose website and contacts prove they are worth a call: a live site, a reachable phone, HTTPS, a contact form. Soft guesses drop out; hard signals stay.

    HIGH OPPORTUNITY 86 · worth calling

  4. 04UNDERSTAND

    Assemble the record

    Contact details, social profiles, website signals and domain age gather around one company. Each field keeps the source it came from and when it was last checked, and missing data is shown as missing.

    RECORD BUS·4417 · assembled

  5. 05DECIDE

    Read the reason, not just the number

    The opportunity score opens into the points behind it. You see what earned the number and what is simply missing, so the call list is explainable.

    SCORE 81 · breakdown visible

  6. 06ACT

    Move it into the pipeline

    Save it, tag it, assign an owner and set the stage. Same record from the map to outreach, with nothing re-typed into a second tool.

    STAGE CONTACTED · owner assigned

EXAMPLE WORKSPACESearch results stay transient until you keep them. A business becomes a row in your workspace only when you save it.

02THE COST OF A BROKEN RELAY

Five tools, and a spreadsheet holding them together.

None of those tools is wrong on its own. The loss happens between them: every handoff re-types the record, drops the source, and starts a second version of the truth.

Today5 ×
  1. 01Map tabSpreadsheetcopied by hand
  2. 02SpreadsheetWebsite checksource dropped
  3. 03Website checkEnrichment toolsecond record id
  4. 04Enrichment toolCRMalready stale
  5. 05CRMOutreachno evidence attached
Graduna0 ×
  1. 01

    Search

  2. 02

    Filter

  3. 03

    Analyze

  4. 04

    Enrich

  5. 05

    Pipeline

  6. 06

    Outreach

One record, one identity, one source trail, from the first search to the send.

03FOUR OPERATING MODES

Observe. Isolate. Understand. Act.

Four movements of one system rather than four features. Each hands the next a record it already trusts.

01OBSERVE

See a market as a field, not a list.

Search by country, city, drawn area and category across a local open places index, with OpenStreetMap and a commercial provider behind it. Results come back annotated against what you already own.

  • Map and result list stay in one state
  • Draw an area or pick a district
  • Saved, converted and in-pipeline shown inline
02ISOLATE

Remove everything you cannot act on.

High-value filters stay on screen and removable instead of hiding inside a modal. What you strip out is reflected in the count before you commit to a list.

EXAMPLE WORKSPACEIN SCOPE
  1. city · Istanbul1,248
  2. drawn area862
  3. has website431
  4. phone present312
  5. reachable + live site86
  • Visible, individually removable filters
  • Result count updates with the query
  • Save a search and get told when new matches appear
03UNDERSTAND

Every field says where it came from.

Website analysis, domain age, social profiles and contact data assemble on a single record. Verified data and generated interpretation are never presented the same way.

EXAMPLE WORKSPACESOURCE · CHECKED
Website
graduna.com
HTML fetch · 2d
Mobile viewport
present
HTML fetch · 2d
HTTPS
present
HTML fetch · 2d
Domain age
2y 1m
RDAP · 2d
Phone
verified
Places index · 6d
Contact form
present
HTML fetch · 2d
  • Source and checked-at on every enriched field
  • Expensive analysis runs as a watchable background job
  • Absent data is labelled absent, not guessed
04ACT

The record you researched is the record you work.

Convert to a company, assign an owner, set a stage, add a task, or queue a campaign. Timeline entries are written by the service layer, so the history cannot drift from what happened.

EXAMPLE WORKSPACEPIPELINE
  1. Queued24
  2. Contacted11
  3. Qualified6
  4. Proposal3
  5. Won2
  • Collections, tags and bulk actions
  • Pipeline stage, owner and next action
  • Sends and destructive actions need explicit approval
04FOUR LENSES, ONE SYSTEM

Look through your own objective.

The same workspace seen from four jobs. Change the lens and the query, the qualifying evidence and the closing action all change with it.

OBJECTIVE

Find businesses whose digital presence is quietly costing them work.

QUALIFYING EVIDENCE
  • No mobile viewport
  • No contact form on the site
  • Domain much older than the site
  • Social profile dormant
WHAT YOU GET BACK

A district-by-district list you can open with a specific finding instead of a cold pitch.

CLOSING ACTION

Convert to a company, attach the finding, send a proposal.

05PROOF, NOT PROMISES

We would rather show you the plumbing.

Graduna is in early access. Instead of borrowed logos and invented numbers, here is where the data comes from, what is kept, and exactly what happens after you sign up.

Where the data comes from
Overture Maps Foundation
Places and administrative divisions, queried from a local index rather than a live remote call.
CDLA Permissive 2.0 + source-specific
OpenStreetMap
Overpass fallback for place search, and present upstream inside Overture themes.
ODbL
Nominatim
Geocoding fallback, used inside its published usage policy.
OSM data · usage policy
RDAP
Domain registration age, rate-spaced and cached against the record.
Public RDAP
PageSpeed Insights
Lighthouse category scores and field metrics, metered against a shared daily budget.
Optional · off without a key
How your workspace is kept

Search results are not quietly stored

A discovery search returns provider results. A business becomes a row in your workspace only when you explicitly save it.

Every organization is isolated

Each top-level record is scoped to an organization, and access inside it is granted per permission through an active membership.

Automation waits for you

Bulk enrichment and campaign sends start from your action and report progress on a job you can watch, retry or abandon.

Fields carry their source

Contact and signal data is stored with where it came from and when it was checked, so an export can keep the right notice attached.

What happens after you request a demo
  1. 01

    We review your request and open a time-boxed showcase workspace.

  2. 02

    Describe one market: a place, a category, the criteria you care about.

  3. 03

    Get matches back and keep the ones worth keeping.

  4. 04

    Enrich, assign, and move the first record into pipeline.

06END OF THE FIELD

You started with a market. You end with a call list.

Everything in between is evidence you can put in front of the person who picks up the phone.

  • Guided demo access
  • No self-serve free signup
  • Your records stay in your workspace
TODAY'S LISTEXAMPLE WORKSPACE
  1. 01GradunaIstanbul · reachable · live site81
  2. 02Atlas ClinicIstanbul · no contact form74
  3. 03Eastgate HotelIstanbul · domain 11y · site 1y69
  4. 04Lumen PartsIstanbul · phone verified · no site64

Four records, each with a reason attached.