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Contact Sourcing
Contact Sourcing works out who inside a target account is actually worth reaching, applying the company's own persona, ICP, routing and suppression logic to that account's coverage so buying-group coverage stays relevant and current as accounts, personas and stakeholders change, rather than a contact list bought or scraped once and left to age.
Prospecting
Who are the right people to reach inside this account?
What differs across the three columns isn't whether a contact gets found, it's whether that contact set is a manually stitched list, a faster enrichment pull with no judgement attached to it, or a set reasoned from the same persona, ICP and suppression logic every time the account changes.
01 | The Current Way
02 | AI Added On
03 | AI-Native
When a new account opens
Research starts from zero
A rep opens the account fresh and starts hunting for names, roles and emails one contact at a time.
Names fast, fit unclear
Enrichment fills the account with names and titles in seconds but leaves the rep to work out who actually matters.
Sourced the moment it opens
The moment a new account opens, contacts are sourced and prioritised against persona and ICP logic, reasoning attached.
When the persona changes
Old contacts keep getting worked
Nobody revisits who's being contacted when the persona definition moves, so reps keep chasing yesterday's profile.
Re-enriched, not re-thought
A refresh pulls new fields onto the same contacts, but nothing re-checks whether those people still fit the new persona.
Fit re-checked immediately
When the persona changes, the contact set re-runs against the new logic and reprioritises automatically, so reps see immediately who still fits and stop chasing people who don't.
When a stakeholder changes
Change discovered by accident
A champion moving on usually surfaces when a reply bounces or a call goes quiet, not before.
Update logged, meaning missed
Enrichment catches the new title eventually, but has no sense of whether that person actually mattered, so a champion's exit reads the same as any other field update.
Flagged only if it matters
A stakeholder change is checked against what that person actually held on the account, and only the ones that matter, like a champion or an economic buyer leaving, get flagged for a rep to review.
When a manager checks who's mapped
Quality depends on the rep
Whatever contacts each rep happened to add is what shows up, so quality varies account to account.
A longer list, still unranked
A bolted-on tool can pad the list with more names, but it doesn't say which of them are actually worth the account's attention.
Reasoning already attached
Whoever checks sees sourced contacts with their persona reasoning, priority and suppression state already attached, not compiled on the spot.
When meetings, replies and opportunities come back
Sourcing logic never revisited
Nobody checks whether the contacts that got meetings or replies were the ones the account plan expected.
Same logic, win or lose
A bolted-on enrichment tool keeps sourcing to the same fields and titles, whether those contacts convert or go quiet.
Outcomes sharpen who's prioritised
Meeting, reply and opportunity outcomes feed back into persona-selection and prioritisation logic, and RevOps decides whether the update rolls out automatically or waits for RevOps to sign off first.
It reads each account's coverage against persona, ICP, routing and suppression logic, and returns the people worth reaching with the reasoning behind each one, flagging ambiguous roles, protected contacts and relationship context for a human to review.
It builds more pipeline from the same account universe, because coverage is reasoned and current rather than rebuilt by hand, while cutting the manual enrichment and research cost behind it.
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Talk to Us→Contact Sourcing applies suppression logic before a contact is ever prioritised, so people who shouldn't be reached are excluded by default rather than surfaced first and filtered later. Protected contacts, ambiguous roles and account-specific relationship context route to a rep to review, so the judgement call stays with a person, not the logic alone.
Contact Sourcing's lists don't sit still after the first pull, they re-run the moment a new account opens, a persona changes or a stakeholder moves on, so the contact set tracks the account rather than ageing like a one-time export. Whenever someone checks who's mapped on the account, they see the current reasoning and priority behind each contact, not a list nobody has revisited.
The contact set reflects who actually matters on the account right now, not a list exported once and left to age. It re-sources and reprioritises the moment a new account opens, a persona changes or a stakeholder moves on, so a champion leaving shows up in the contact set itself rather than in a CRM field somewhere else.
Contact Sourcing's contact selection does improve, because meeting, reply and opportunity outcomes feed back into which personas and contacts get prioritised. When a role that looked minor keeps producing meetings, or a title reps favour keeps going quiet, that pattern builds pressure to change the logic. RevOps configures whether that kind of update applies automatically or waits for RevOps to review and approve it, and owns the governance either way.
Enrichment fills in fields on a contact that's already been found; Contact Sourcing decides which contacts are worth finding in the first place, then keeps them current. It applies persona, ICP, routing and suppression logic to work out who matters and why, and keeps re-checking that as the account changes, rather than adding faster data to a list nobody has judged and then left to age.
AI finds the right buyers in an account by applying persona, ICP, routing and suppression logic to the account's coverage. Contact Sourcing works out which roles matter for this specific account, prioritises the people who fit and excludes those who shouldn't be contacted, then shows the rep who they are and why they matter.