B2B DATA & DEMAND INTELLIGENCE

Turn precise audiences into pipeline.

Verified B2B contact data, account intelligence, and targeted audience builds designed to turn your ideal market into measurable demand.

Verified contacts Global coverage Custom segmentation
TA360

Global B2B Data

Technographic Intelligence

Healthcare Audiences

Data Enrichment & Appending

Audience filters Shape an audience around your exact ICP

Geography Industry Company size Job title Technology stack

Audience intelligence for modern revenue teams

Global coverageMulti-stage verificationRole-level targetingCampaign-ready delivery

SIGNALS THAT MOVE REVENUE

Four intelligence layers.
One precise audience.

Inspired by your ideal customer profile and built around the data points your sales and marketing teams actually use.

01

Global B2B Data

Reach the companies and decision-makers that match your market—not a broad list that creates more work.

  • Firmographics
  • Direct contacts
  • Global markets
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02

Technographic Intelligence

Identify companies by the software, cloud, infrastructure, and business systems inside their technology stack.

  • Tech signals
  • Install intelligence
  • Competitive stacks
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03

Healthcare Audiences

Build role- and specialty-specific audiences across healthcare professionals, facilities, and organizations.

  • Specialty filters
  • Facility data
  • Verified profiles
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04

Data Enrichment & Appending

Complete missing fields, refresh aging records, and turn fragmented CRM data into campaign-ready profiles.

  • Email append
  • Profile enrichment
  • Data validation
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FROM ICP TO ACTIVATION

A cleaner route to the right market.

Replace list volume with a structured audience process: define the market, validate the signals, and deliver data your team can use immediately.

Start with your ICP
01

Define

Translate your brief into firmographic, role, specialty, and technology filters.

02

Validate

Verify, normalize, deduplicate, and quality-check records against the criteria.

03

Activate

Receive campaign-ready data structured for CRM, outreach, and reporting.

AUDIENCE BUILDER

Start with the signals that matter.

Select the dimensions you want to use. We'll combine them into a focused audience brief.

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INDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE

Coverage across every
major industry.

Use industry-specific signals to reach the people behind each decision—not just the companies on a list.

01

Technology & SaaS

Find software companies and technology buyers by business model, growth stage, installed tools, and buying role.

02

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Connect with healthcare professionals, facilities, laboratories, and life-sciences decision-makers through precise role and specialty data.

03

Pharmaceuticals & Biotech

Reach research, clinical, medical-affairs, commercial, manufacturing, and procurement stakeholders.

04

Banking & Financial Services

Segment financial institutions and teams by institution type, specialty, scale, location, technology, and seniority.

05

Insurance

Build audiences across carriers, brokers, agencies, insurtech firms, claims teams, and operational leadership.

06

Manufacturing & Industrial

Map complex buying groups across operations, engineering, plant leadership, supply chain, IT, and procurement.

07

Retail & E-commerce

Build segments around retail model, product category, digital stack, store footprint, fulfillment, and growth.

08

Professional Services

Reach consulting, accounting, advisory, engineering, and specialized business-service decision-makers.

09

Legal Services

Segment firms and legal professionals by practice area, jurisdiction, title, office footprint, and firm size.

10

Education

Connect with K–12, higher education, training providers, and education-technology decision-makers.

11

Government & Public Sector

Identify agencies, departments, institutions, and relevant public-sector operational and technology roles.

12

Telecommunications

Reach operators, network providers, communications vendors, infrastructure teams, and channel leadership.

13

Media & Advertising

Target publishers, agencies, production companies, platforms, and modern marketing leaders.

14

Real Estate & Construction

Reach developers, property firms, contractors, architects, facility teams, and project leadership.

15

Energy & Utilities

Map stakeholders across power, oil and gas, renewables, water, and essential utility services.

16

Automotive

Connect with manufacturers, suppliers, dealerships, mobility providers, and automotive technology teams.

17

Transportation & Logistics

Target carriers, freight operators, warehouses, distribution firms, and supply-chain leadership.

18

Travel & Hospitality

Reach hotels, travel providers, tourism organizations, and hospitality decision-makers.

19

Food & Beverage

Build audiences across producers, distributors, restaurants, retailers, and food-service operators.

20

Aerospace & Defense

Identify manufacturers, contractors, suppliers, engineering groups, and program leadership.

21

Nonprofit & Associations

Connect with foundations, charities, membership organizations, and mission-driven leadership.

22

Agriculture & Agribusiness

Reach growers, processors, equipment providers, distributors, and agricultural technology firms.

ANONYMIZED CASE STUDIES

How precise data
supports real work.

Representative engagement stories showing how audience intelligence can solve targeting, segmentation, and data-quality challenges.

DRAG OR USE ARROWS
Maya Reynolds, VP, Demand Generation
Maya ReynoldsVP, Demand GenerationFICTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
B2B SaaSCASE 01

Turning a broad technology market into account-level segments

Challenge

A SaaS provider needed to separate high-fit accounts from a large market and identify the right revenue and IT stakeholders.

Solution

The audience was structured by industry, employee size, geography, installed technologies, seniority, and department.

Outcome

The resulting segments supported cleaner territory planning, more relevant messaging, and a practical account-based outreach structure.

  • Technographics
  • Firmographics
  • Buying roles
Elena Torres, Marketing Operations Leader
Elena TorresMarketing Operations LeaderFICTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Healthcare TechnologyCASE 02

Building specialty-specific healthcare audiences

Challenge

A healthcare technology team needed distinct audiences across clinical specialties, facilities, administrators, and operational leaders.

Solution

Healthcare profiles were organized by specialty, professional role, facility type, geography, and organizational attributes.

Outcome

The team gained campaign-ready audience groups for specialty outreach, event promotion, and market development.

  • Specialty
  • Facility type
  • Geography
Marcus Hale, Director of Growth
Marcus HaleDirector of GrowthFICTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Industrial ServicesCASE 03

Restoring coverage inside an aging CRM

Challenge

An industrial services business had incomplete records, inconsistent company details, and missing contacts across priority accounts.

Solution

Records were normalized, deduplicated, validated, and appended with relevant company, contact, and role-level fields.

Outcome

Sales teams received a more complete account view and a cleaner foundation for prioritization and targeted engagement.

  • Data appending
  • Validation
  • Role mapping
Arjun Mehta, VP, Revenue Operations
Arjun MehtaVP, Revenue OperationsFICTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Financial ServicesCASE 04

Mapping regional institutions to the right revenue teams

Challenge

A financial technology provider needed to identify institutions that matched its market and reach distinct operations, risk, digital, and technology leaders.

Solution

Accounts were segmented by institution type, asset range, region, branch footprint, technology environment, department, and seniority.

Outcome

The revenue team gained structured account clusters and role-level coverage for more relevant territory and campaign planning.

  • Institution type
  • Asset range
  • Technology stack
Nia Coleman, Director, Enterprise Marketing
Nia ColemanDirector, Enterprise MarketingFICTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
ManufacturingCASE 05

Connecting operational signals to industrial buying groups

Challenge

An enterprise solutions company needed to distinguish manufacturers by production environment and identify plant, engineering, IT, and procurement stakeholders.

Solution

The market was organized by manufacturing type, facility footprint, employee size, ERP environment, operational function, and buying role.

Outcome

The team received practical segments for vertical messaging, account prioritization, and coordinated outreach across complex buying groups.

  • Plant footprint
  • ERP environment
  • Buying committee
Lena Park, Head of Growth
Lena ParkHead of GrowthFICTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Retail & E-commerceCASE 06

Finding commerce accounts through platform and growth signals

Challenge

A commerce technology company wanted to separate high-potential retailers from a broad market and connect with digital, growth, and customer-experience leaders.

Solution

Accounts were filtered by retail model, product category, commerce platform, store footprint, traffic tier, geography, and relevant seniority.

Outcome

The resulting audience supported sharper market testing and differentiated messaging for digital-first and multi-store retailers.

  • Commerce platform
  • Retail model
  • Growth signals
VERIFIED
Normalize
Validate
Refresh

DATA YOU CAN DEFEND

Quality isn't a claim.
It's the workflow.

Every audience is shaped through a clear quality sequence designed to reduce wasted outreach and improve the reliability of your market view.

  • Multi-stage validation across contact and company attributes
  • Custom field logic matched to your targeting requirements
  • Structured delivery for practical CRM and campaign use
  • Privacy-aware handling built into data preparation

FEATURED GUIDE

The signal-first approach to B2B audience building.

See how firmographic, role, technographic, and market signals work together to sharpen outbound targeting.

Discuss your audience model

COMMON QUESTIONS

What teams ask before they build.

01How can an audience be customized?

Every build can be filtered by geography, industry, company size, revenue, job title, seniority, department, specialty, and technology stack.

02What information can be included?

Available fields can include business email, direct phone, job title, company, location, industry, employee size, revenue range, and technology usage.

03How is data quality maintained?

Records move through layered validation, including structural checks, source comparison, contact verification, normalization, and refresh cycles.

04Can you improve an existing database?

Yes. Enrichment and appending can fill missing fields, standardize records, identify duplicates, and flag information that needs refreshing.

05How is the data delivered?

Audience files can be prepared in practical spreadsheet formats for CRM, marketing automation, and sales-engagement workflows.

BUILD YOUR AUDIENCE

Tell us who you need to reach.

Share the market, roles, and filters that define your ideal audience. We'll turn them into a clear data requirement.

Custom audience scoping Recommended data fields Delivery format planning
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