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BuyerAtlas

How it works

From what you sell to companies that fit.

Four steps. You stay in charge of each one. BuyerAtlas finds and explains. You send.

The Lendsqr shortlist on the desk: a pin for each company, and a card for the first seven.

The four steps

What you do and what you see

1

Say what you sell

What you do

Paste your website, or type two or three sentences about what you sell.

What you see

BuyerAtlas reads the public pages of your site, or your sentences, and nothing else.

2

Check two profiles

What you do

Read what we understood and fix anything wrong.

What you see

The first profile is what you sell. Every line carries the quote it came from. The second is who buys it: kinds of company, chosen from a fixed list of 30 kinds. It also says plainly what we do not cover.

3

Get up to 20 companies that fit

What you do

Open the cards you want. One credit opens one card.

What you see

Each card shows who the company is, up to three reasons with a link and a date, the role to ask for, the contact route the company itself published, and a draft.

4

Send the message yourself

What you do

Copy the draft, change it, and send it from your own email, phone or LinkedIn. Then mark the card good fit or not a fit.

What you see

Your next list learns from what you marked.

A real run

What one run did for Lendsqr

Lendsqr is a real company. It is not a BuyerAtlas customer and did not take part. We read its public website, and these are the figures from that run.

6

pages of its website read

10

lines about what it sells, each with its quote

10 written, 10 kept

40

companies read by BuyerAtlas AI

from 964 of the chosen kinds

83

reasons written

56 kept after each was checked against its source

15

first message drafts kept

20 cards in the list

110 s

from website to list

One real card

This is what a card looks like

A card from the Lendsqr run. Every reason links to the page it came from, with the date we read it.

Microfinance bankOgun

Astra Polaris Microfinance Bank Limited

astrapolaris.comRegister status: not checked. Company register status is outside the current service scope.

How strong this card is

Four separate readings, worked out by code from the record
Fit with what it does

By what it says it does

1 reason comes from its own website, in its own words.

Sign of a current need

No dated event on its record

This card shows fit. It does not show that the company is buying now.

The evidence

2 checked reasons from 2 sources

Every one links to its record. Last read on 13 Nov 2026.

A way to reach the company

A published contact route

General email: info@astrapolaris.com. Taken from the company's own website.

Who they are

  • It offers flexible loans, secure fixed deposits, and automated savings products for customers.

    In its own words: Discover flexible loans and secure fixed deposits tailored to your financial journey.

    The company's own websiteRead on 13 Nov 2026
  • It provides financial services, capacity building, and investment advisory to micro and small enterprises.

    In its own words: Astra Polaris MFB is a state licensed micro finance bank regulated by the CBN. It has distinguished itself as one of the fastest growing MFBs offering a broad range of financial services, capacity building to micro, small and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs), Agro allied, High Net-worth individuals and investment advisory services.

    The company's own websiteRead on 13 Nov 2026

Why they fit

2 reasons, each checked
  1. 1

    Astra Polaris Microfinance Bank Limited is on the Central Bank of Nigeria's list of licensed microfinance banks.

    You sell loan management software for microfinance institutions.

    Central Bank of Nigeria, lists of licensed institutionsRead on 12 Nov 2026
  2. 2

    Astra Polaris Microfinance Bank Limited provides financial services, capacity building, and investment advisory to micro and small enterprises.

    You sell software for SME lenders serving micro and small enterprises.

    In its own words: Astra Polaris MFB is a state licensed micro finance bank regulated by the CBN. It has distinguished itself as one of the fastest growing MFBs offering a broad range of financial services, capacity building to micro, small and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs), Agro allied, High Net-worth individuals and investment advisory services.

    The company's own websiteRead on 13 Nov 2026

Who to ask for

Head of IT

Cloud-based lending software and API integration decisions are typically owned by the Head of IT or Chief Technology Officer, the closest available role being Head of IT.

A role, never a named person.

How to reach them

ADIGBE AREA, OBAFEMI OWODE LGA, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE, Ogun

What this card does not tell you

  • Whether it is buying now. No dated event is on its record.
  • Its budget, its current suppliers and its timing. Public records do not show these.
  • Its status on the company register. That is outside the current service scope.

What you can do next

  1. 1Write to the general email address and ask for the head of IT.
  2. 2Read the first message below, change it to sound like you, and send it yourself.

A first message you send yourself

Subject: Cloud loan management software for Astra Polaris MFB

Hello, Astra Polaris Microfinance Bank Limited is on the Central Bank of Nigeria's list of licensed microfinance banks. Lendsqr provides cloud-based loan management software covering the full lending lifecycle, including lending APIs for direct debit and borrower checks, and a back-office tool for managing customers, transactions, teams, and reporting. If you have fifteen minutes, I would welcome a short call to show you what this looks like in practice. If this is not for you, tell me and I will not write again. [Your name] Lendsqr

Under 90 words. One fact, one ask, and a line that lets them say no. You send this yourself. BuyerAtlas never sends anything.

Information read on 13 Nov 2026. Public business information only.

The limits

What BuyerAtlas never does

Never sends messages

The draft is yours. You send it from your own account.

Never names a person

A card gives the role to ask for, not someone's name.

Never promises an outcome

No promise of replies, meetings or sales. A list is a place to start.

Never shows a claim without its source

A reason with no link and no date is removed before you see it.

Try it with your own website.

One shortlist of 20 companies is free.