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Enrich people and companies data with Stackby AI

Combine internal records with AI-powered research to fill gaps, verify details, and surface insights at scale. Use structured fields, enrichment prompts, and automations to turn basic contact lists into context‑rich profiles that drive better targeting and outreach.

Why enrich with Stackby AI

  • Unified workspace: link people, companies, technologies, and signals so research outputs flow directly into CRM and campaigns.

  • AI + integrations: augment firmographics, technographics, recent news, and roles without manual hunting; keep data fresh with scheduled runs.

  • Personalization fuel: richer profiles enable segmentation, prioritization, and dynamic messaging that converts.

Core data model

  • People: name, title, seniority, department, email, LinkedIn URL, location, responsibilities.

  • Companies: domain, industry, headcount, revenue band, HQ, regions, funding stage, ICP fit.

  • Tech stack and signals: key tools in use, hiring velocity, press mentions, website claims, pricing model.

  • Research fields (AI): one‑line summary, key initiatives, objection themes, value hypotheses, recent highlights.

Getting started

  1. Copy an enrichment template

Start with a leads and company enrichment template to preconfigure tables, links, and essential fields; map existing columns (email, domain, title) to ensure clean merges.

  1. Set up enrichment prompts

Add AI fields to generate focused outputs:

  • Company snapshot: “In ≤60 words, summarize what {Company} does, target customers, and notable proof (from site/news).”

  • Role context: “From {Title} and {Department}, infer responsibilities and top 3 KPIs for this role.”

  • Signals: “From {Website content} and {News}, extract 3 buying signals (initiatives, tools, expansion) with a one‑line rationale.”

  • Value hypothesis: “Given {ICP fit} and {Tech}, draft a one‑liner on why {Product} helps, in plain language.”

  1. Bring external data in

Use enrichment workflows or integrations to pull:

  • Firmographics: industry, headcount, locations.

  • Technographics: key software/services in use.

  • Social/news context: founder quotes, funding, partnerships, recent launches.
    Normalize into single‑selects and linked tables for reporting and filters.

Best‑practice prompts and patterns

  • One‑line company summary

    • “Summarize {Company} in ≤22 words: what it does, who it serves, and one credibility cue. No jargon.”

  • Persona responsibilities

    • “Based on {Title} in {Department}, list 3 core responsibilities and 3 measurable KPIs.”

  • Differentiated opener

    • “Given {Company summary} and {Signals}, write a 2‑sentence opener referencing a recent initiative and a plausible outcome {Product} improves.”

  • Competitive context

    • “From {News/Website}, extract top 2 competing approaches mentioned; list potential objections.”

Guardrails:

  • Keep outputs concise and structured (bullets, fixed word caps).

  • Ground prompts in fields (title, domain, tech) for accuracy; avoid free‑form web summaries without anchors.

  • Maintain a glossary of product terms and banned phrases for brand consistency.

Automations that save hours

  • On a new person/company: detect missing fields (title, domain, industry), run AI summaries and ICP fit scoring, and flag incomplete records.

  • Weekly refresh: re‑enrich high‑priority accounts for news and hiring signals; update “Last researched” and log changes.

  • Route by fit: if ICP fit = High and seniority ≥ Director, create a task with value hypothesis and recent highlights attached.

  • Data hygiene: dedupe on email/domain, standardize titles to seniority bands, and validate locations/industries against controlled vocabularies.

Dashboards and views

  • Research queue: “Needs enrichment,” “Low confidence outputs,” “No LinkedIn/domain.”

  • TAM and prioritization: counts by industry, size, region; ICP fit vs activity heatmap.

  • Signal board: accounts with new hires, funding, tool adoption, or press mentions in the last 30 days.

Quality and compliance

  • Human‑in‑the‑loop: reviewers verify titles, companies, and summaries; capture corrections to improve prompts and glossary.

  • Provenance: store source URLs or notes for key facts; timestamp enrichment runs for auditability.

  • Privacy and consent: respect applicable regulations when handling personal data; avoid scraping restricted sources.

Try it now

  • Import 50 companies (domain, industry guess) and 100 people (name, title, email).

  • Add AI fields for Company summary, Role KPIs, Signals, and Value hypothesis; run on a “Needs enrichment” view.

  • Enable two automations: (1) On create, fill ICP fit and summaries; (2) Weekly, refresh top 25 accounts and post new signals to a channel with record links.