Give it the names.
Get back the companies.
It searches the web for the company behind each name and puts the domain on the account.
It is the first thing that runs on an account
The pipeline runs in 2 tracks, both wired to your CRM at each end, and Eva runs all of it. This agent opens the account track, because every step after it reads the domain it resolves.
EvaLaunches them, and writes them
A name is all your list has to carry
Import what you actually have, wherever it came from: a CRM export, a conference list, a spreadsheet somebody sent you. Account Name is the only column the importer requires, and the drop zone says outright that domain is optional because this agent fills it.
You unblock every agent that comes after it
Qualification, research and contact finding all read the domain off the account, so a row without one is a row the rest of the pipeline skips. Research is handed it as the company website, which is the page it goes and reads, so the domain sets the ceiling on everything found afterwards.
It goes and looks, rather than looking you up
This is not a lookup against a list somebody bought. The agent runs a search, opens what it finds, and reads the page to check the company matches.
It uses what you sell to tell 2 companies apart
Names collide, and the agent is given your value proposition so it can pick the company you actually meant. Effort is yours to set per run.
Or on the whole list you just imported
The run is offered as you finish importing, which is when most lists arrive. You confirm before anything starts, and the accounts are in your workspace either way.
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You never reconcile a file afterwards
The result is written to the account your team already works from, so the next agent reads it the moment it lands. The record names what filled the field, so a domain the agent resolved is never confused with one your list already had.
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Never used to train models
Your CRM data, research outputs and agent activity are never used to train or fine-tune models. Not by us, not by our providers.
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Your workspace is isolated
Each workspace is logically isolated, so your data is never accessible to another customer.
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You control retention
If you cancel, your data is returned or deleted, your choice. If you make no request, all personal data is permanently deleted within 30 calendar days.
The detail, the sub-processors and the DPA are on Security and trust.
Your material stays yours
Under the MSA, everything you upload and everything the agents produce from it is yours.
Send a list of names and see what comes back
We run it on a slice of your list, and you read which companies it found, which it could not, and what the rest of the pipeline could do once it had them.
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