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Default works with a range of enrichment providers. Default manages access to them, so there is no API key to obtain or paste. 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.
Open Settings from the Dock, the app bar at the bottom of the screen. Select Integrations under Workspace Settings, then the Enrichment or Website Intent category.Admin access is required.

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How enrichment providers work

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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 is the one provider that needs more than this. See Website Intent.
2

Add it to a Waterfall

Once connected, the provider is available to add to a Waterfall. Waterfalls try providers one by one and accept the first result.
3

Manage or turn it off

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

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Available providers

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Person and company enrichment

Fill in contact and company details.

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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 CS team to learn more.
Vector is not finished once you turn it on. It identifies visitors from your own site’s pixel and delivers them to Default in batches.Vector also needs two things on your side:
  • Set your Default pixel public key as its partnerId.
  • Point its contact.visited events at Default.
Until both are in place, Vector shows as on but sends nothing. Ask your Default team for the endpoint details.

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Email and location

You can also use Apollo as an enrichment source.