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You sell data. Midsummer minds the accounts that buy it.
Data and API companies live on usage signals nobody has time to read. Midsummer works every account every night: the trial that spiked, the champion who moved, the renewal that went quiet.
How do data and API companies stay on top of usage-driven accounts? Midsummer reads every account overnight, decides the next move with the reason attached, and prepares the follow-up grounded in each account's own activity. A person approves anything that leaves, and every action is logged with its source.
The signal is there; the hours are not
A data or API business sees everything: who queried what, whose usage doubled, whose integration stalled, whose champion changed jobs. The signals arrive faster than any team can act on them. Accounts expand or churn on whether somebody noticed, and noticing is a full-time job.
Every account, read like a dataset
Midsummer reads every account every night and decides the next move with the reason attached: write now because usage spiked, wait because the champion is on leave, follow up because the evaluation went quiet. The reason travels with the move, so your team checks judgment instead of reconstructing it.
Proof a data company respects
Every action is logged with its source: what ran, what it said, and what came back. No black box, no activity theater. The log is the evidence, and it stays open to your team.
Questions from data and API teams
Can it use our product usage data?
It works from what you connect: the CRM and inbox to start, scoped in writing. Where usage signals live in your CRM, they feed the same read-decide-prepare cycle as everything else.
How does it handle a technical buyer?
Drafts are grounded in the account's own activity and words. A technical reader gets a message about their integration, their usage, and their question, written by the department and approved by your person before it leaves.
What about renewals and expansion?
Every account gets a move every day, including the quiet ones. The account nine months into a contract is worked with the same attention as the one in evaluation, so renewal risk surfaces early with the reason attached.
How do we check it is not embarrassing us?
Every external message waits as a draft until a person approves it, and the log shows every action with its source. Nothing reaches an account without your person's eyes first.