Giro, by The Fonte Group

The whole market. Already mapped.

Giro starts with the wine-licensed restaurants, bars and retailers across our current New York City coverage already on the map, matched against state licensing records.

Upload your portfolio and current account list. Existing customers are identified, the remaining market becomes visible, and your reps can start working it. What they learn along the way stays with the company, not in a notebook.

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Built for independent wine importers & distributors

Giro currently covers the New York City wine market. Expansion beyond NYC is coming.

Your business

Your business drops into it.

Upload your portfolio and current account list. There is no territory-building project and no blank CRM to populate first. Giro already contains the market within its current coverage, and your business takes its place on the map.

Your current accounts are identified

Existing customers are matched to the map and marked as yours, so reps can tell the relationships you already own from the market that remains open.

The remaining market becomes visible

Licensed venues across Giro’s mapped neighborhoods that are not already yours become workable prospects, with core account and licensing data already in place.

Fit scoring tells you where to focus

Giro evaluates accounts against your portfolio, so reps prioritize the doors most likely to make sense for the wines they actually sell.

Next accounts

And we see new accounts while they’re forming.

Giro follows new license activity as it appears in state records. It identifies the people behind a filing, connects them to venues they already operate when possible, and follows the application toward the point when the account can legally begin buying.

01 / Filing

A new license application appears in Giro when it enters the state data.

02 / The people

Giro identifies the principals behind the filing and surfaces other venues associated with them.

03 / Buying status

When licensing activity makes the account actionable, Giro surfaces it again, instead of leaving the rep to rediscover it months later.

04 / The follow-up

The opportunity enters the field workflow with its source, licensing status and relationship context already attached.

The relationship can begin before the full license ever appears.

Where Giro fits

Giro handles what happens before the order.

Giro is not your accounting, inventory or order-processing system. It handles the work upstream: finding and prioritizing accounts, helping reps work the market, capturing what happens in the field, and preserving the resulting relationship intelligence for the company.

When an account becomes a customer, your existing operational systems keep doing the jobs they already do.

The daily work

Know where to go. What to pitch. What happened last time.

Portfolio-fit scoring
Open-aware daily routes
Prefilled account and license data
Buyer names and notes
Wine-list intelligence
Follow-ups that surface themselves
Owner visibility across the territory
Shared, company-owned account history

The selling motion creates the CRM as a side effect. A visit becomes an account history. A buyer name becomes company knowledge. A photographed wine list becomes selling intelligence. A follow-up becomes the next action.

The rep works the market. Giro builds the record behind the work.

Request a demo

Request a demo

See Giro live.

Tell us about your portfolio and sales team. We will show you the actual NYC market inside Giro: how current accounts are separated from open prospects, how portfolio fit is scored, how new license activity surfaces, and how a rep turns that information into a day in the field.

No slide deck. We will show you the product working on the real map.