When a new user signs up on your website:
  • Do you identify them?
  • How do you learn about them?
  • Do your other systems get that info?
This is the typical flow for most companies (it sucks):
User signs up (using email, Google auth, Github auth, Hubspot form, etc).
Someone (at your company) tries to identify that user.
  • Google search
  • Database search
  • LinkedIn search
  • etc.
Someone tries to qualify the user (for relevance, influence, buying power, etc).
  • Visit LinkedIn profile
  • Visit company website
  • Visit company LinkedIn
  • Check databases for more info
Someone notifies your team and updates systems manually (if they even get around to it).
  • Message team
  • Triage user
  • Personalize outreach
  • Update CRM
  • Update analytics
Doing all of this manual work is just silly.
Manifolds automates it all for you.
User signs up (using email, Google auth, Github auth, Hubspot form, etc).
Manifolds identifies the user — automatically (even with a personal email address).
  • Name
  • Company
  • Title
  • LinkedIn profile URL
  • (And much, much more)
Manifolds scores the user – automatically (based on lots of data; you set the scoring criteria).
  • Relevance
  • Influence
  • Buying power
  • Any other features that matter to you
Manifolds notifies your team (you decide how) and pushes data to systems (CRM, analytics, etc).