Company enrichment
Fill the gaps without touching what you already know
Point it at a company you already have and it researches what is missing — industry, size, revenue, technologies, decision-makers — from live search and the company's own website. Fields you filled in yourself are never touched.
Every fill is recorded and every run can be reverted.
The rule the whole feature stands on
Enrichment that overwrites human corrections gets used once. Everything here is built so that using it is never a risk to data you trust.
What gets filled in
Where it can be verified. Where it cannot, the field is left as it was.
- Firmographics
- Industry, size band, employee count, founding year, annual revenue
- Contact details
- Phone, email, street address, city, country
- Web presence
- Website, LinkedIn, X, Facebook
- Technology
- Technologies the company is publicly known to use
- People
- Named decision-makers in senior or buying roles, with first and last name separate
- Provenance
- Source URLs for the run, and a confidence rating on the record
The honest trade-off
A commercial data provider will return a complete row for almost every company you send it. This will not, and that is the deliberate choice rather than a limitation to work around.
A full row where a third of the fields are modelled estimates looks identical to a full row of verified facts, and you cannot tell which is which until a number turns up in a proposal. Empty fields are legible. You can see what is missing, decide whether it matters, and go and find it.
Questions
- Will enrichment overwrite data I have already entered?
- No, and this is enforced in code rather than promised in a setting. Enrichment computes which fields are empty and writes only to those. A blank string counts as empty; a zero does not, because a company whose employee count is deliberately marked zero has been marked, not left blank.
- What if it fills something in wrongly?
- Every enrichment run records the fields it changed and their previous values, so you revert that run rather than hunting through a record to undo it. The run also keeps the source URLs it worked from, so you can see where a wrong value came from.
- How is this different from a data provider?
- A data provider sells you a snapshot of its database, refreshed on its own schedule and sold to everyone else too. Enrichment here reads the live web at the moment you run it and shows you the pages it read. The trade-off is honest: a provider will always return a full row, and this will leave fields empty when it cannot verify them.
- How many enrichments do I get?
- Enrichment has its own monthly allowance, separate from lead discovery. Starter includes 25 a month, Professional 150, and Enterprise 2,000. The Free plan does not include enrichment — it is the one AI feature with no free allowance, because unlike a search it runs against records you may have thousands of.
- Is my CRM data sent anywhere or used for training?
- The company name, website and location go to the AI provider so it knows what to research, and nothing is used to train models. Results for public business facts — a name, an address, a website — may be cached to avoid repeating an identical lookup. Anything you create or annotate is never cached, because a cache shared between accounts is a tenancy boundary in a place nobody thinks to look.
- Can it enrich contacts as well as companies?
- Yes. Contact enrichment fills gaps on a person you already have — job title, professional profile, and what is publicly known about their role — under the same only-fill-what-is-empty rule and the same revertible history.
Works on records from anywhere
Enrich companies found by AI search, imported from a CSV, or typed in by hand. The CRM holding them is free forever.
