A home in your service area
Check the property address, available contact details and existing customer history. A company or employer location does not establish the home that needs service.
Choose the data your office needs
A company record, a professional profile and a homeowner address answer different questions. Start with who buys your work, then compare the records and the follow-up you can use.
Published by PipelineOn · Provider comparisons reviewed October 5, 2026
Check the property address, available contact details and existing customer history. A company or employer location does not establish the home that needs service.
Check the organization, territory and account owner. Keep a visiting company separate from a contact researched at that company.
Session analysis and recognized customer activity are useful too. Identify which data you already have and which missing fields would help the office.
Start with the category
Learn the difference between a company, a homeowner and a customer you already recognize.
Read the guidePut analytics, company identification and homeowner data beside the job each performs.
Read the guideUnderstand analytics identifiers before treating them as contact details.
Read the guideCompare individual providers
Each comparison explains what records the provider returns, who can use them and how to test the data with your office. Check the current product and plan before buying.
Compare company records and homeowner data for commercial and residential contractors.
Read the comparison Company identificationChoose between business-account research and a property-based homeowner workflow.
Read the comparison Company identificationUnderstand the Leadinfo acquisition, then evaluate the current product and contractor fit.
Read the comparison Person and company identificationCheck professional profiles, geographic coverage and the property details your office needs.
Read the comparison Visitor data and campaignsCompare visitor data, customer retention and direct mail with the follow-up your office needs.
Read the comparisonMake the test useful
Agree on tracked pages and dates. Check the identity type, required fields, service area, duplicates and existing inquiries. Put the full cost beside usable records, then record what happens after follow-up.
Use the provider worksheet