Scenario: a territory seller types a plain-language query for a city & vertical and gets back a ranked, capability-tagged roster. All rows below are an illustrative example — not a real query result.
| Business | Capability tags | Signal | Buyer-intel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Willamette Coffee Equip. Co. SE Portland |
espresso repaircommercial kitchen | Website mentions service on 3 named brands | Runs a competitor brand primarily — displacement candidate |
| Cascade Cafe Supply NE Portland |
espresso repairwholesale | State registry: active, registered 2019 | No equipment-brand mention found — addressable, unqualified on brand |
| Rose City Roasters Service Beaverton |
espresso repairroasting equip | Site down / unreachable — registry-only match | Capability inferred from registry SIC code, not website-confirmed |
| McMinnville Cafe Tech McMinnville — edge of metro |
espresso repair | City-by-city registry sweep catch (missed by 30-mile radius sweep) | Blind-spot catch — the kind of row a manual radius search misses |
Illustrative example. Business names, addresses, and signal notes above are synthetic and constructed to demonstrate the output shape — not real businesses. Row count, tag vocabulary, and the “edge of metro” catch pattern are plausibility-bounded against the real Portland proof build (1,463 businesses, 4.9% measured brand-detection yield, and the documented radius-sweep blind spot) but this specific query and its results were never run.