Company fit
Industry, size and region compared with the companies you sell to best.
Codexa scores each lead on how well it fits your ideal customer and how much buying intent it shows, then explains the score so your team knows why to reach out.
Teams often rank leads by one obvious number, like company size, and miss the smaller account that is ready to buy today. A score that blends fit and intent puts the right lead first.
Illustrative leads and sample data.
The lead is compared with your ideal customer profile: industry, size, region, role and tools. Fit sets the score ceiling.
Recent signals such as pricing visits, replies, hiring and content views add to the score while they are fresh.
Fit and intent combine into one score out of 100, with every part listed so anyone can see why it scored that high.
As new signals arrive or old ones age, the score updates and the change is logged, so your team works what is hot today.
Select a point on the score to see what each part tells your team.
Every score blends a few kinds of input. You decide how much each one counts.
Industry, size and region compared with the companies you sell to best.
Role and seniority, so the people who can buy score higher than those who cannot.
Visits to high intent pages such as pricing, tied back to the lead and the account.
Replies, calls and meetings with Codexa agents and your team.
Hiring, tech changes and other signals from Intent Signals & Triggers.
Intent fades as it gets older, so last month's interest does not outrank today's.
When priorities are clear and grounded in data, conversion rates climb and reps waste less time.
Agents, reps and managers read the same score, so there is no debate about what comes first.
Every point in a score has a reason, so reps trust it and managers can tune it.
Intent keeps the score current, so a lead that is ready today is not buried under last month's.
Yes. New signals raise a score while they are fresh, and older intent counts for less as it ages. Every change is logged with the reason behind it.
Yes. You choose how much each kind of input counts, so the score reflects how your team sells rather than a generic model.
Every score lists the parts that built it, so a rep can read the reasons before reaching out.
Lead Scoring combines enriched data and live intent into one score that decides which leads agents and reps work first.
Agents find and rank the accounts worth your time.
Agents start conversations and qualify interest.
Managers see performance, data stays in your systems.