Data Enrichment

Firmographics are the descriptive attributes of a company — industry, employee count, revenue, location, and ownership — the B2B equivalent of demographics. They are the primary filters for building a target account list and segmenting outreach, and a core output of company enrichment.

Technographics describe the technologies a company uses — its CRM, marketing stack, hosting, and tools. Detecting an account's tech stack enables precise targeting (e.g., companies using a rival product) and better personalization. It is a high-signal layer on top of firmographics.

Sales intelligence is the practice of collecting, enriching, and analyzing data about companies and buyers to inform outbound and account-based selling. It combines firmographics, contact data, and buying signals so reps know who to contact, why, and when. Unlike a static database, modern sales intelligence is continuously refreshed and source-attributed.

Contact validation checks that a contact record is accurate and current — correct name-to-email mapping, working email, valid phone, and a real role at the company. It removes junk, duplicates, and stale entries before data reaches a CRM, keeping pipelines clean and rep trust high.

An ideal customer profile (ICP) is a description of the company that gets the most value from your product and is most likely to buy — defined by industry, size, revenue, geography, and tech stack. The ICP focuses prospecting and enrichment so you target accounts that fit rather than spraying a broad list.