Everything the product does, available as an endpoint.

Create a workspace, mint a key, and pull your first slice of the company graph. Four minutes end to end, no sales call in the middle.

Two credential types, one header each. Session tokens are for humans in a browser; API keys are for your servers. Everything else on this page is a consequence of that split.

Mint and revoke machine credentials, rename the workspace, and see who else is in it.

Two buckets, four headers, one retry strategy. Nothing here should surprise you at 3am.

One envelope, nine codes. Branch on the code — never on the message, which is written for humans and may be reworded.

Data costs credits. Sending costs cash from a wallet. They are separate balances on purpose, so a runaway export can never stop your campaigns mid-sequence.

One filter grammar across companies, people and places. Send structured filters, plain language, or both — the response always tells you how it was read.

Fetch a single record by id once search has found it, and walk from a company to the humans who work there.

Give it a domain you already win at, get back the companies that resemble it — each with a score and a sentence explaining the match.

The taxonomy the whole graph is filed under — plus the geography and industry roll-ups you need to size a market before you touch a row.

Everything here is asynchronous and returns a job. Poll it, or let a webhook tell you when the output is ready.

A project is what you sell. Research reads your site and writes down the pitch; ICPs turn that into filter sets a campaign can target.

A campaign is a target definition plus a set of instructions. The agents pick the leads, write each email individually and follow up until someone answers.

A lead is one person inside one campaign, carrying the research the agents wrote about them and their position in the ladder.

Replies arrive classified. Every thread carries an intent, a sentiment and a flag for the ones a human should really see before the agent answers.

Domains, mailboxes and suppressions. Salvo warms new domains for you and refuses to send faster than a domain has earned.

Balances, the ledger behind them, and the two ways to add money. Every amount is an integer number of cents.

Totals, a daily series and a per-campaign breakdown, in the shape a dashboard actually wants.

Hand a filter set to a background job and collect a file. The right way to move more than a few thousand rows.

22 events, one signed envelope, and a verification snippet you can paste. Subscribe once and stop polling for the things that matter.