Know who you're talking to before the first message.

Every new lead and target account is enriched from multiple data sources, checked, scored against your ideal customer profile, and written back to your CRM with a short research brief.

Enriched leadIllustrative

Operations DirectorMid-size logistics company · Singapore

Work email
Verified
Source 2 of 3
Direct line
Found
Source 3 of 3
Company size
200–500
Company data
Signal
Hiring 3 ops roles
Job posts
ICP fit
High
Your rules

Why enrich leads with a workflow?

Bad data wastes good outreach. Enrichment makes every message and call start from facts.

  • More complete records

    Several data sources are tried in turn, so gaps left by one provider can be filled by the next.

  • Priorities, not just data

    Leads are scored against your ICP so the team knows who to contact first.

How it runs

  1. Agree the fields

    Decide what the team needs to know about every lead.

  2. Connect the sources

    Data providers chosen for your markets and budget.

  3. Score and brief

    ICP rules and research briefs applied to every record.

  4. Sync and monitor

    Results written to your CRM and checked for quality.

What it handles, end to end.

Each capability is scoped with you, tested on realistic scenarios, and switched on only when it is ready.

  • Waterfall enrichment

    Several sources, one record

    Query data providers in sequence for emails, phone numbers, and company data, keeping the best-verified result.

  • Verification

    Checked before use

    Validate emails and flag risky records before they enter a sequence or a call list.

  • Buying signals

    Timing matters

    Track hiring, funding, leadership changes, and website activity as signals that move a lead up the list.

  • ICP scoring

    Your rules, applied consistently

    Score each lead on fit and intent using criteria your sales team agrees, and explain the score in plain language.

  • Research briefs

    Context in one paragraph

    A short brief per account: what they do, recent news, and a suggested angle for the first message.

  • CRM write-back

    No copy and paste

    Enriched fields, scores, and briefs write back to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or GoHighLevel automatically.

Guides before you scope it.

Short, practical reading for teams deciding what to automate first.

  1. AI for Marketing Teams: Cleaner Lead and Content Workflows Without the Hype

    AI can reduce the manual overhead in marketing workflows—lead enrichment, content briefing, campaign reporting—without overhauling how your team works.

    AI for Marketing · · 4 min

  2. Where to Start: Finding the Workflows Worth Automating First

    Most teams struggle to pick the right workflows to automate first. Here's a practical framework for identifying high-value, low-risk automation candidates.

    Workflow Automation · · 4 min

Questions before you start.

Practical answers for teams deciding whether this fits the way they work.

Which data providers do you use?

We choose providers to fit your markets and budget, often combining two or three for better coverage. Provider choice and cost are agreed with you before setup.

How do you approach the PDPA?

We use reputable B2B data sources, limit fields to what the workflow needs, and document the purpose and retention of each field during scoping. Your team confirms the final position.

Can it enrich inbound leads as they arrive?

Yes. A new form fill can be enriched and scored as it arrives, so the first follow-up already has context.

Scope your Lead Research & Enrichment around the way you work.

Bring one call type or one lead source. We map the workflow, the human handoff, and the smallest useful pilot before any build commitment.

What the audit leaves you with

  • A map of your calls and lead follow-up
  • The first workflow worth automating
  • Handoff, consent, and data rules
  • A scoped pilot, in writing