33 qualified opportunities with technology leaders for Blazar Group’s ForgeDoc
How Growth Cab put ForgeDoc in front of the CTOs, CIOs and engineering managers who own the documentation problem. ForgeDoc is an on-premises AI that writes technical documentation from source code.
- 01Target
- 02Engage
- 03Meet
- 33 Qualified opportunities with IT and engineering leaders
- 9 With CTOs and CIOs
- 15 Opportunities in a single month

At a glance
- Client
- Blazar Group
- Sector
- IT Services & AI Software
- HQ
- Lugano, Switzerland
- Headcount
- 11 to 50 employees
- Product
- ForgeDoc, on-premises AI for documentation
- Channels
- Phone and email
- Timeline
- Four months
Put ForgeDoc in front of the leaders who own the documentation problem
Blazar Group is an IT consulting and software development company. It runs enterprise software projects, builds custom software and trains developers.
Its product, ForgeDoc, is an on-premises AI system. It reads a company’s source code, then generates and updates its technical documentation. The code never leaves the company network.
The goal was clear. Open conversations with the IT and engineering leaders who maintain large codebases. Position ForgeDoc as the way to end documentation debt without sending code to the cloud.
Your code never leaves your infrastructure.
From documentation debt to an analysis of the prospect’s own code
Growth Cab designed and ran a focused outbound campaign. It centered on one problem every engineering team recognizes: code changes faster than anyone can document it. The strategy was built on three pillars.
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Technical leader targeting
Growth Cab went after the people who own the code: CTOs, CIOs, IT managers and software engineering managers. It started with large enterprises, then moved to banks and software houses. These teams build and maintain software in-house.
- Large enterprises
- Banks
- Software houses
Output9 of the 33 meetings were with CTOs and CIOs.
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One core problem
The campaign focused on one problem: documentation debt. Every touchpoint reinforced this single problem to earn attention. For an engineering team, the debt shows up in three ways: know-how that sits with a few people, slow onboarding for new developers and audit documents written at the last minute.
OutputOne problem, documentation debt, behind every touchpoint of the campaign.
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An offer built on the prospect’s own code
ForgeDoc was positioned around one outcome: complete technical documentation in minutes. It is generated on-premises, with no cloud and no usage costs. The meeting offer was a free analysis of one of the prospect’s real projects. Growth Cab’s BDRs ran the outreach by phone and email as part of the ForgeDoc team.
- Documentation in minutes
- Generated on-premises
- No cloud
- No usage costs
- Free analysis
OutputMeetings were booked around a free analysis of the prospect’s own project.
33 meetings with the leaders who own the code
The campaign opened conversations with IT and engineering leaders at large enterprises, banks and software houses. These are the buyers ForgeDoc was built for.
The campaign dashboard tracks 33 meetings held in four months, 15 of them in a single month.
- 0133qualified opportunities with IT and engineering leaders
- 029opportunities with CTOs and CIOs
- 0315opportunities in a single month
- 0411opportunities with software engineering leaders

What Blazar Group owns today
What Blazar Group owns
- 01A verified list of CTOs, CIOs and engineering managers who own the documentation problem
- 02The phone and email scripts built around a free analysis of the prospect’s own code
- 03Every opportunity and reply logged in its own CRM
- 04The written playbook to sell ForgeDoc with its own team
Key takeaway
When the offer is built on the buyer’s own problem, technical leaders take the meeting.
Growth Cab focused on documentation debt and offered a free analysis of real code. That helped Blazar Group hold 33 meetings with IT and engineering leaders, 9 of them with CTOs and CIOs.













