For component representatives

Find engineers looking for components you sell. Then help your team win the design.

Inrush Flow matches engineering and sourcing demand to the manufacturers you represent—and gives your sales team an AI applications engineer for the technical work that follows.

Founding plan: $500/month. Opportunity access and AI applications-engineering tools in one subscription.
Illustrative workflow — not a fabricated customer lead
Line-card matchExample
Engineer is replacing a 650 V power device
Reason: long lead time · Application requires package and switching constraints to be checked before recommending an alternate.
Inrush technical assist
Compare the incumbent against products from the manufacturers we represent. Summarize the meaningful electrical, thermal, package, and application-note differences before outreach.
Built from 15 years in power electronics engineeringDO-160MIL-STD-461GaN / SiCIsolated DC/DC
One subscription, two jobs

Opportunity radar gets you in. Technical intelligence helps you stay in.

The value is not a list of names. It is the combination of relevant component demand and an application-engineering workflow your reps can use on every opportunity.

01 — DEMAND

See relevant component opportunities.

Inrush Flow looks for engineering and sourcing requests and matches them against the manufacturers and product categories your company represents.

02 — MATCH

Map the request to your line card.

Instead of pushing every inquiry, Inrush organizes the incumbent part, the reason for change, and the technical requirements before deciding whether the opportunity is relevant.

03 — PURSUE

Give the rep technical support.

Read the relevant datasheets and app notes, compare your candidate part against the incumbent, surface technical objections, and prepare a grounded customer response.

Why subscription, not pay-per-lead

The opportunity feed is only half the product.

A pay-per-lead model treats Inrush like a list broker. The $500 plan is designed as a working tool for the sales team: opportunity discovery plus the AI applications-engineering layer used to understand and pursue those opportunities.

A

Before the opportunity

Monitor component demand and identify potential matches to the line card.

B

During the opportunity

Use datasheets and application notes to compare the represented product against the incumbent part.

C

Across the whole team

Use the same technical assistant on ordinary customer questions even when no Inrush-generated opportunity is involved.

Founding rep plan

Low-friction enough to try. Useful enough to keep.

Start with your line card

Let Inrush Flow show you what it would watch for.

Send the manufacturers you represent. The first conversation should be about real product families and real opportunity criteria—not a generic SaaS demo.