Technographic Enrichment

Firmographics tell you who to sell to. Technographics tell you what to say.

Technographic Enrichment

Technographic enrichment adds technology adoption data to your company records, revealing which software, platforms, and infrastructure each company uses. This intelligence shapes your pitch, identifies integration opportunities, and segments your market by the tools your prospects have already adopted.

Two companies with identical firmographic profiles (same size, industry, location) can have completely different technology needs. One runs on Salesforce, AWS, and Marketo. The other uses HubSpot, Google Cloud, and Mailchimp. Without technographic data, you're making the same pitch to both — and it's wrong for at least one.

How We Build Technographic Profiles

What Technographic Data Enables

Common Questions

What's the difference between technographic and tech stack enrichment?

They're the same thing. 'Technographic enrichment' and 'tech stack enrichment' both refer to identifying which technologies a company uses. Technographic is the industry term (analogous to 'firmographic' for company data and 'demographic' for person data). We use both terms because different teams search for different phrases.

Can you track technology adoption over time?

If we've enriched your data before, we can compare current vs previous tech stacks to show additions and removals. For first-time enrichment, we provide a point-in-time snapshot. Ongoing quarterly enrichment allows us to track technology changes and alert you to adoption and churn patterns.

How do you handle companies that build custom technology?

Custom-built technology is largely invisible from outside. We can detect that a company uses custom frameworks or proprietary systems based on certain code patterns, but we can't determine what those systems do or replace. We flag custom technology signals when we detect them.

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