Senseeing

The gap between assumptions and reality is the most expensive thing in your company.

Every day betweena problemand someone acting is costing youtime
Walk into your next meeting with intelligence, not opinions.
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THE GAP

You know your team. But how much are you guessing?

Every leader carries a confident picture of their team. Here is what that picture misses.

What you believe:What your team actually experiences:

I know what frustrates them.

They have a workaround for a problem you don't know exists.

I know their priorities.

They reprioritise silently every week to match what they think you want.

I know how motivated they are.

Two people on your team are quietly checking out.

I would hear if something was seriously wrong.

They talked about it at lunch. Just not with you.

My team tells me when something is wrong.

They know who reads the results. They know what's safe to say.

When leaders use it

The decision hasn't been made.Yet.That's exactly the right moment.

Before a strategic decision
Scenario 01

Before a strategic decision

A restructure. A new market. A go-to-market change. Run a cycle with every affected team before the leadership room decides.

Run a cycle.

WHY THIS EXISTS

Before building Senseeing, I spent three years at Strategyzer, the team behind the Business Model Canvas, working with hundreds of teams at Fortune 500 companies trying to validate ideas and de-risk decisions. I saw it work with some teams, and fail with many others.

At ServiceNow, new to the industry and leading a team I had yet to understand, I applied the same logic: validate your assumptions before acting on them. I ran structured rounds of interviews, mapped assumptions, looked for patterns, to understand what a team of fifteen actually needed. Leadership scaled it across four departments. But doing it right required a small team fully dedicated to the process, running it on top of their actual jobs.

Most managers will never have that team or that bandwidth. Senseeing is what that process looks like when it's just you.

Luis Oreamuno, Founder

How it works

Six steps. One clear picture.

01

You

You describe your team (5-10 min)

You share your read on the team with Senseeing. Roles, frustrations, energy, tools. This becomes your baseline.

Why: You can’t challenge what you haven’t named.

Your hypothesis

Team read

10 Account Executives. Top concern: CRM friction. Territories seem fine. Motivation around 7/10. Hypothesis recorded. Ready to compare.

Hypothesis recorded. Ready to compare.

Senseeing

What makes a great day in this role?

Private. Anonymous. You see and approve everything before it goes anywhere.

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Your identity for this session: Sparrow-41

Nothing connects back to who you are

02

Team

Your team speaks privately (10-15 min each)

Each person has a private conversation with Senseeing. Not a form. It follows up, goes deeper, and captures what is actually happening. They see and approve everything before it is submitted.

Why: Forms get surface answers. Conversations get root causes.

03

Prioritise

Your team prioritises together (8-12 min)

Each person privately ranks the top pains. Forced choices, no group pressure, no anchoring on what others said. The output is a team priority list that nobody negotiated into existence.

Why: Individual opinions become collective priorities.

Team priorities

#1

Stalled deal process

#2

CRM data entry

#3

Territory overlap

#4

Enablement content

Forced-choice voting reveals the real top pains

Team Profile

1

No clear process for stalled deals

~5 hrs/week per person · Clarity gap

What was missed

Territory overlap creating internal competition. This was not in your original description.

04

Profile

You get a Team Profile

Not a score. Not a dashboard. A structured picture of what it feels like to work in each role on your team. Ranked pain points. Tool health. Team energy. And at the end: your original description compared side-by-side with what the team actually said.

Why: This is the moment assumptions meet reality.

05

Act

Intelligence becomes action

Each finding is classified by what kind of action it needs. Quick wins you can do this week. Things that need coordination across teams. Issues that need deeper investigation. Your team can track what came out of the cycle, and the system follows up with you at 30 days. When a cycle reveals something that goes beyond day-to-day management, we connect pilot members with the right coach for the challenge. Innovation strategists, organisational designers, leadership advisors who’ve done this work at Fortune 500 scale. And they don’t start from scratch. They start with everything the cycle already uncovered.

Why: Intelligence without action is just information.

Action board

Quick wins

Deal handoff protocol at day 15

Coordinate

CRM field reduction with IT

Investigate

Territory boundary review

↻30-day follow-up scheduled

Longitudinal view

Cycle 1

Cycle 2

Cycle 3

Persistence flag: stalled deal process persists

Survived 2 attempted fixes. Escalation recommended.

06

Compound

Run another cycle. See what changed.

The system tracks what improved, what did not, and what persists across cycles. When something survives two attempted fixes, the system flags it. The picture gets sharper and more honest every time.

Why: One cycle is a snapshot. Two cycles is a trend. Three is a strategy.

The output

This is what your team's reality actually looks like.

Not a score. Not a slide deck. Structured intelligence you can act on today.

0

blind spots discovered

~0 EUR/yr

combined friction cost

0 of 10

aligned on the top priority

0/10

team energy

AE

Account Executive

10 people in this role

Team energy
5/10

Combined estimated cost of top 3 pain points

~63,100 EUR/year

Based on 10 people at 52,000 EUR avg salary

~110 hrs/week lost across the team

1

No clear process for when a deal stalls mid-pipeline

CLARITY GAP
8/10
8 of 10 raised this
40%
Priority weight

Team invested 40% of priority weight

~5 hrs/week per person·~50 hrs/week total·~28,680 EUR/year

Root causes identified by the team

“Nobody knows whose deal it is after the first contact goes cold”5
“There is no handoff protocol, people just CC everyone”4
“Sometimes two reps work the same stalled deal without knowing”3

How the team works around it

“Let stalled deals die rather than figure out the handoff”4
“CC the whole team and hope someone responds”3
“Ask the original rep in DMs before touching anything”2

Team's idea

“Written ownership protocol with clear handoff at day 15”

7/10

7 of 10 found this interesting

3 built on it

“Even a basic Slack alert at day 15 would help”

“Could tie it to the CRM stage so it's automatic”

“We proposed this last year but it got deprioritized”

You ranked

#3

Team ranked

#1

Shifted
2

CRM data entry takes longer than the actual selling

TOOL GAP
7/10
7 of 10 raised this
25%
Priority weight

Team invested 25% of priority weight

~4 hrs/week per person·~40 hrs/week total·~22,950 EUR/year

Root cause: “Required fields doubled after the last CRM update”

Click to see workaround, team ideas ↓
3

Territories overlap and nobody wants to raise it

STRUCTURAL
6/10
6 of 10 raised this
15%
Priority weight

Team invested 15% of priority weight

~2 hrs/week per person·~20 hrs/week total·~11,470 EUR/year

Root cause: “Territories were drawn two years ago, never updated for new hires”

Click to see workaround, team ideas ↓

The action layer

Intelligence that doesn't die in a PowerPoint.

Not a survey.

Not a performance tool.

Not a monitoring system.

Every issue classified

Process gap, tool gap, clarity issue, structural challenge, or motivation. You know how to fix it, not just what to fix.

A guide for the hard conversation

Opening framing, specific talking points, how to handle when it gets uncomfortable.

Tracked across cycles

Run it again in 30 days. See what moved, what didn’t, what’s new.

Where we are

Pilot access is now open.

Senseeing is being tested with a small group of teams. No fabricated case studies. No inflated numbers. Just the real thing, with you.

Apply for pilot access

One cycle. One team. See what it finds.

FAQ

Common questions