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Default works with a range of enrichment providers. Default manages access to them, so you don’t need to obtain or paste an API key. Turn on the providers you want. Then use them as sources in your enrichment Waterfalls, which fill in fields on your Company and Person records.
Select Settings in the sidebar, then Integrations under Workspace Settings. Then choose the Enrichment or Website Intent category.Admin access is required.

How enrichment providers work

1

Turn the provider on

Select the provider on the Integrations page and turn it on. If a provider is not available to your workspace, contact Default to have it enabled.Vector also needs the Default Pixel on your site. See Website Intent.
2

Add it to a Waterfall

Once it is on, you can add the provider to a Waterfall, which lists up to 5 providers in priority order. You can also pick a single provider in the Enrich Data workflow node. See Enrichment nodes.
3

Manage or turn it off

Select Manage on a provider’s card at any time to review it or turn it back off.

Available providers

Person and company enrichment

Fill in contact and company details. These 4 providers are the ones you can add under Enrichment order in a waterfall.

Email and IP checks

Check contact data you already have. These run as the Email validation and IP validation checks in a waterfall. Abstract Email Reputation and Icypeas can also run on their own in an Enrich Data node.

AI research

Parallel is in beta. If you do not see the Deep Research node in your workspace, contact support.

Website Intent

Identify the companies and visitors behind anonymous website traffic. These providers pair with the Pixel. On the Integrations page, these providers sit under their own Website Intent category, separate from Enrichment. Website Intent providers are available at an additional cost. Speak to the Default Customer Success team to learn more. The toggle on each provider controls spend. A provider that is off is never called for your visitors and never uses credits. Turn Clearbit Reveal or Demandbase off and Reveal stops paying that provider from the next visit. Turn Vector off and the Pixel stops loading it, and any deliveries still in flight are dropped without a charge.
Vector is connected and managed by Default. With Vector on, the Pixel loads Vector’s script for visitors who grant marketing consent. If any paths on a domain have Reveal on in Signals, the Pixel only loads Vector on those paths and Default drops any visit that includes none of them, without a charge; otherwise Vector runs on every page with the Pixel installed. Each identified visit Default uses costs 3 credits. Pages the Pixel skips, such as login and checkout paths, never load Vector. Vector only serves domains Default has registered with it. Turning Vector on registers your workspace domains; if nothing arrives after that, contact your Default team. See Vector.
Related: Lead enrichment software from Default and Default integrations
Last modified on October 15, 2026