API and webhooks
Wire the platform into your own stack. Outgoing webhooks and API access.
Outgoing webhooks and API access, so the platform can feed your own systems rather than being a place you visit.
The obvious integration, and the one worth doing first
The one everybody builds is “push new leads into my CRM”. Fine, and useful.
The one worth building first is verification at signup — one API call on your registration form that rejects disposable and invalid addresses before they enter your database. It is a smaller job and it prevents an entire category of problem rather than moving it around. See the verification API.
Keep the key out of your screenshots
The API console shows the key in plain text. It is the sort of thing that ends up in a support ticket, a Loom video, or a marketing screenshot. If that happens, revoke it — the console has a button for exactly that, which tells you how often it happens.
The product behind this
Email Verification API
Validate every address in real time and block disposable, invalid, and trap emails at signup.
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Paste domains or company names; get back verified emails, job titles and firmographics for the people who work there.
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Search a company database by the attributes that actually predict fit, then enrich the companies you keep.
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