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Know who buys, who influences and when the money moves.

Before you spend on marketing, map the market: the accounts worth chasing, the people who decide, and the budgets and tenders that open doors — in industry and in government.

In short

Market planning at Corptive means sizing the market, prioritising the accounts worth chasing, mapping the people who decide and tracking the budgets and tenders that open doors in Indian industry and government, then turning it into a route-to-market plan.

Who it’s for
Companies entering or expanding in Indian enterprise and government markets
Typical engagement
Six to eight weeks
Refresh
Every quarter, as budgets and tenders move
Outputs
Market map, tiered account list, stakeholder maps, tender intelligence
Our approach

How we plan a market

Current practice, adapted for how Indian enterprises and government actually buy — and backed by relationships most agencies don’t have.

Worth knowing

Procurement is now in the room

Forrester finds procurement professionals are decision-makers in 53% of business buying cycles. Every plan we write includes the procurement path — documents, certifications, empanelments and timelines — not just the marketing story.

Source: Forrester
01

Sizing from real data

An account universe built from company data, past tender awards and hiring and technology signals — sized in rupees, not in slide-deck guesses.

02

Stakeholder and influence maps

Ministries, departments, PSUs, city SPVs, regulators and project management consultants — plus enterprise buying groups — mapped to who decides, who influences and who can block.

03

Budget and tender intelligence

Scheme outlays, state budgets, GeM categories, past awards and CPPP and state e-procurement notices, turned into a procurement calendar for your category.

04

Route-to-market choice

Direct, through SIs and OEMs, GeM listing, empanelment or PPP — with the documents, certifications and timelines each route needs.

05

AI-assisted research, human judgement

Agents scan tenders, policy documents and news at scale. Analysts verify every finding, and practitioners from our network pressure-test the conclusions in interviews.

06

Competitive landscape

Who is winning in your category, at what price, through which route — and where the gaps are.

07

A reach-out plan you can run

Which accounts to approach first, what to say to each role, and which forums and roundtables to use.

What you get

Deliverables

  • Market map with sizing and segments
  • Prioritised, tiered account list
  • Stakeholder maps for priority accounts and departments
  • Procurement calendar for your category
  • Route-to-market recommendation with requirements
  • 12-month reach-out plan, refreshed every quarter

How engagements start

A typical engagement takes six to eight weeks, with quarterly refreshes as budgets and tenders move.

How it runs

From first call to results

1Week 1

Frame

Your offer, target sectors and the decisions the plan must support.

2Weeks 2–5

Research

Data, tenders, budgets, competitors and stakeholders.

3Weeks 4–6

Validate

Interviews with practitioners and buyers from our network.

4Weeks 6–8

Plan

Priorities, route to market and the reach-out plan.

5Every quarter

Refresh

New budgets, tenders and signals folded in.

The Corptive difference

Research you can’t buy from a database

Databases tell you what was bought. Our network tells you why, and what’s coming next. Every plan is pressure-tested in conversations with officials, city CEOs and practitioners we have worked with for years.

  • Practitioner interviews to validate findings
  • Insight into how departments actually decide
  • A direct route from plan to first meetings
70+
Conferences convened
40+
IAS / IPS speakers
10K+
Senior delegates
100+
Trainings delivered
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FAQs

Questions clients ask

Anything else? Our team replies within one working day.

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How long does a market plan take?

Usually six to eight weeks, depending on how many sectors and states are in scope.

Do you do primary research?

Yes. Every plan includes interviews with practitioners and buyers from our network, alongside desk and data research.

Can you cover state governments and city bodies?

Yes. State departments, PSUs, municipal corporations and smart-city SPVs are a core part of our work.

Will you help us execute the plan?

If you want us to. Most clients move straight into account-based marketing, AI-led outreach or roundtables built on the plan.

How do you keep our plans confidential?

We work under NDA, keep client research separate, and never share one client’s findings with another.

Do you track tenders for us?

We build the procurement calendar and can refresh it every quarter. For daily tender alerts we recommend a dedicated service and help you set the right filters.

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