01. The one who uses it
Lives with the problem every day and is usually the first to listen.
Company contacts
It connects the accounts you already found with people, job titles and functions related to the purchase, so you choose a contact route that makes sense instead of writing to the general inbox.
The company, the department and the person by name and title, on the same record.
In a small company the owner decides. In a larger one, operations, marketing, technology, finance or procurement all take part. LeadCanvas searches by function and by relationship to your offer, instead of defaulting to the CEO.
Professional data shows signals of role and context. None of them proves on its own who signs the purchase, and a tool that guarantees that certainty is promising more than it can know.
You will see related people, their likely authority and the nearby functions, with the evidence behind each one. That context travels into the first message without copying anything, as in personalized messages.
To sell hotel management software, the search may prioritize operations, general management or technology depending on how large the company is.
You review and adjust the titles before writing a single line.
Write who you are looking for and see the first search with its contact channels and signals.
Lives with the problem every day and is usually the first to listen.
Sets the criteria and suggests options inside the team.
Runs the area affected by the decision.
Approves the spend.
Authorizes the final decision when the amount requires it.
In a small company the same person holds several of these roles. In a large one, writing only to the most senior title leaves out whoever starts the evaluation.
The title written on a profile changes across countries and industries. “Head of Operations”, “Operations Director”, “Operations Manager” and “COO” may be the same function or not. LeadCanvas lets you work with:
Before using a person as your contact, check:
Serious prospecting needs a plan B: a nearby function, another member of the committee, a general channel or a short question asking for a referral.
We would rather show you “not found” than an irrelevant contact dressed up as certainty.
“LeadCanvas gives a sales team the context to start with a useful conversation.”LeadCanvas customer · Trustpilot
“The workflow is clear, fast and easy to use when you are building a list from scratch.”LeadCanvas customer · Trustpilot
No. It depends on the company and on what the sources publish. When the information falls short, LeadCanvas shows it and leaves you the best available contact route.
Yes. You adjust departments, titles and seniority level based on what you sell.
The search prioritizes current positions when the source allows it. How current they are always depends on when that person last updated their profile.
Find people inside your priority accounts and get the first contact out of the generic inbox.
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