Open the vault
Curated · Signal Enriched · Role Verified

A prospect database that earns its keep.

For RevOps and outbound ops teams tired of fire hose lists. Hold the right accounts once. Filter by ICP, signal, and verified role. Reuse across every cadence.

ICP filtered · Role verified · Signal tagged
Inside the vault

Three record types. One shared shape.

Every record is structured, deduped, and joined. The vault holds companies, contacts, and signals as one queryable graph, not three siloed CSVs.

Companies

The account record, kept current. Firmographics, tech stack, hiring posture, and named ICP fit, joined to every contact and signal that touches the account.

  • Firmographics and segment
  • Verified domains and brands
  • Tech stack and stack swaps
  • Headcount and funding state

Contacts

Role verified, not scraped and forgotten. Each contact carries seniority, function, tenure, and the source it was confirmed against, with a verification stamp.

  • Role verified by source
  • Seniority and decision band
  • Reporting line where known
  • Stable contact ID across CRMs

Signals

The reason to reach out, tagged and timestamped. Hiring, funding, exec change, page visit, tool swap, RFP. Every signal anchors back to the company and contact it belongs to.

  • Hiring posts and reqs
  • Funding and exec moves
  • Web behavior and intent
  • Stack swaps and RFPs
What gets enriched

The vault is not a dump. It is curated.

Every record passes through three layers before it earns a place. Sources confirm the company. Roles get verified at the person level. Signals attach with a timestamp and a source.

  • Multi source firmographics Company records reconcile across registries, web, hiring boards, and stack telemetry. Conflicts are flagged, not silently overwritten.
  • Person level role verification Each contact is checked against the source that confirmed the role, not against a stale crawl. Verified contacts carry a stamp and a confirmed-on field.
  • Signal tagging with provenance Hiring, funding, exec change, page visit, RFP, stack swap. Each signal carries a source, a date, and the linked company or contact, so you can audit why a prospect is here.
  • Freshness held in view Every record shows its last enriched stamp. Stale records flag themselves. You see freshness at a glance, you do not have to trust the brochure.
SOURCERegistry filings
96%
SOURCEHiring boards
92%
SOURCEStack telemetry
88%
SOURCEPublic web behavior
84%
SOURCEFunding registers
95%
SOURCERole confirmations
91%
Query and segment

Slice the vault. Hand it to a cadence.

A typed query language for RevOps, a chip builder for everyone else. Save a segment once, push it to your cadence tool, refresh on demand. The vault stays the source of truth.

SELECT contact WHERE role.title IN (VP RevOps, Director Demand Gen) AND signal.30d = Hiring AEs AND company.size BETWEEN 200 AND 2000
SCOPE Vault.NorthAm MATCHED 1,284 ROLE VERIFIED 96% FRESH 30D 91%
MD
Marlow Donnelly
VP RevOps · Halvorn Systems
HIRING AES
enr 14:22
FIT 96
PK
Priya Kettering
Dir Demand Gen · Vexora Labs
SERIES B
enr 14:18
FIT 93
JT
Joaquin Torreblanca
Head of Ops · Threadwell Mfg
TOOLS RFP
enr 14:09
FIT 91
AS
Adaeze Sundgren
CRO · Bramwell Cloud
STACK SWAP
enr 13:54
FIT 89
Module breakdown

What you get inside. No fire hose.

Three modules, one workspace. Pick the modules your team needs. Each one operates on the same vault so segments, signals, and verification states stay consistent.

Vault Core

Companies + Contacts + Signals
  • Curated record graph of companies, contacts, and signals joined on stable IDs.
  • Role verification with stamped sources and confirmed-on dates.
  • Freshness markers on every record so you see staleness, not hide from it.
Best for · One source of truth across cadences

Segment Studio

Query · Save · Sync
  • Chip builder and query DSL so RevOps and AEs share the same segments.
  • Saved versioned segments with diff history, so you know what changed and why.
  • Sync out to cadence tools and CRMs with the vault as the canonical source.
Best for · Reusable lists, not throwaway pulls
Sample wins

Two teams. Lists that earned their keep.

Codenames in place of company names. Metrics shared with permission. Each story shows a vault held once and reused, instead of a list bought, burned, and thrown out.

Codename · Project Halvorn

Mid market RevOps team, consolidated three list tools into one vault.

Before: Three subscriptions, three contact tables, three definitions of "current." Outbound burned through pulled lists every quarter. Reps stopped trusting role titles.

With Prospect Vault: All three feeds reconciled into one record graph. Role verification raised the bar at the door. Segments became reusable across SDR and AE cadences.

94%
Data freshness on Tier A contacts
62%
Reduction in list build time
3.1x
Accepted for outreach rate
Codename · Project Lumenstack

Outbound ops at a B2B platform, rebuilt the prospect base from scratch.

Before: A 600k record dump that nobody trusted. Reps wrote their own lists in spreadsheets. Signal context lived in Slack threads. Every quarter started cold.

With Prospect Vault: A curated 84k record vault replaced the dump. Signal tagging anchored every outreach to a documented reason. Segment Studio became the shared list surface.

88%
Data freshness across ICP segments
71%
Reduction in list build time
2.4x
Accepted for outreach rate
Open the vault

Hold the right prospects once. Reuse them everywhere.

Bring your ICP, your signal preferences, and the segments you keep rebuilding by hand. We will come back with a sample vault scoped to your shape.