Industry and segment
Find companies in the markets you sell to, and leave out the ones you do not.
Codexa agents search your market for the companies and people that match your ideal customer profile, check each one against your criteria and add them to your pipeline with the reason they fit.
Bought lists and broad searches fill a CRM fast, but reps spend their days working accounts that were never going to buy. Fit decides where the effort should go.
Illustrative accounts and sample data.
Tell Codexa who you sell to: industry, size, region, tools and the roles that buy. It becomes the brief every agent works from.
Agents search company and people data for accounts that look like your best customers.
Each account is checked against every criterion, so near misses are filtered out before anyone sees them.
Matching accounts land in your pipeline with their contacts and the reason they fit, ready for enrichment and outreach.
Select a point on the account to see what each part tells your team.
Combine filters to describe the accounts you want. Each one narrows the market to companies that fit.
Find companies in the markets you sell to, and leave out the ones you do not.
Target by headcount and revenue range, so accounts are the right size for what you sell.
Search only where you sell, and line accounts up with the territories your team covers.
Find companies running the tools you integrate with or replace.
Find the people who buy, not just the company, by title, function and seniority.
Start from a customer you love and find more companies that look like them.
When discovery is grounded in your criteria, the whole pipeline works better.
Reps and agents work accounts that match your ICP, instead of sorting through a list that mostly does not.
The buying committee is found with each account, so outreach reaches someone who can say yes.
Discovery keeps running, so new accounts that fit are added as the market changes.
Both. Each matching account comes with the people most likely to buy, champion and use the product, found by title, function and seniority.
Your CRM is checked first, so current customers and open deals are not added again. New accounts arrive with the reason they fit and move on to enrichment.
No. Discovery keeps running after the first search, so accounts that start to fit, because they grew, hired or changed tools, are added as it happens.
Lead Discovery finds the accounts. Enrichment, scoring and intent signals turn them into the leads your agents work.
Agents find and rank the accounts worth your time.
Agents start conversations and qualify interest.
Managers see performance, data stays in your systems.