Hiring activity
Roles opening in teams that buy what you sell, linked to the account.
Codexa watches for buying signals across your market and turns them into triggers. Your agents and your team act on the accounts that are moving, while the rest of the list waits.
Most prospect lists treat every account the same, so reps work them in the order they were exported. The timing that decides a deal is somewhere else, scattered across hiring pages, tools and websites.
Illustrative accounts and sample data.
Codexa monitors the signals you care about across your target market and records each one against the right account.
Every signal is checked against your ICP, so activity from accounts that do not fit never reaches your team.
Matched accounts are completed with the context agents and reps need, without anyone building a list by hand.
When signals add up to intent, a trigger starts the next step. It can launch outreach, alert an owner or update a score.
Select a point on the profile to see what each part tells your team.
Codexa tracks the buying signals that matter and ties each one back to the right account, so your team sees intent the moment it shows up.
Roles opening in teams that buy what you sell, linked to the account.
Changes to the tools an account runs, matched against your ICP.
People joining, moving or engaging inside an account.
Repeat visits to high intent pages, tied back to the account.
Events that often change buying priorities.
Meaningful engagement with your content and campaigns.
Reps and agents start with the accounts showing live signal, instead of working a static export top to bottom.
Every outreach starts with the reason behind it, which makes the first message relevant.
Agents, reps and managers read the same signals, so priorities stay aligned across the team.
Codexa tracks signals such as hiring activity, tech stack changes, buying committee movement and repeat visits to high intent pages, and checks each one against your ICP.
A trigger is the action Codexa takes when signals add up to real intent, such as starting an outreach sequence or alerting the account owner.
Signals feed the intent side of every account score, so active accounts rise to the top of the queue while quiet ones wait.
Intent Signals & Triggers feeds the rest of the platform, from enrichment and scoring to engagement and reporting.
Agents find and rank the accounts worth your time.
Agents start conversations and qualify interest.
Managers see performance, data stays in your systems.