How It Works
ALWAYS (works standalone via web search and memory)- Company overview: what they do, size, industry
- Recent news: funding, leadership changes, announcements
- Hiring signals: open roles, growth indicators
- Key people: leadership team from LinkedIn
- Product/service: what they sell, who they serve
- Past context stored in memory about this person/company (email id, any discussion happened or anything)
- Enrichment: verified emails, phone, tech stack, org chart
- CRM: prior relationship, past opportunities, contacts
Connectors (Optional) Connect your tools to supercharge this skill:
| Connector | What It Adds |
|---|---|
| Enrichment | Verified emails, phone numbers, tech stack, org chart, funding details |
| CRM | Prior relationship history, past opportunities, existing contacts, notes |
No connectors? No problem. Web search provides solid research for any company or person.
Output Format
Execution Flow
Step 1: Parse Request
Step 2: Web Search (Always)
- Company description and positioning
- Recent news (last 90 days)
- Leadership team
- Open job postings
- Technology mentions
- Customer base
Step 3: Enrichment (If Connected)
- Verified contact info
- Complete org chart
- Precise employee count
- Detailed tech stack
- Funding history with investors
Step 4: CRM Check (If Connected)
- Prior relationship context
- What happened before (won/lost deals)
- Who we’ve talked to
- Notes and history
Step 5: Synthesize
Tips for Better Research
- Include the domain — “research acme.com” is more precise
- Specify the person — “look up Jane Smith, VP Sales at Acme”
- State your goal — “research Stripe before my demo call”
- Ask for specifics — “what’s their tech stack?” after initial research
