Strawberry can research companies in the browser and, where you connect them, use native Apollo search and enrichment or Hunter company, domain, people, and email-verification operations.
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Lead quality begins with an account definition.
Give the agent geography, company size, industry, trigger, excluded segments, and the buying role you need. That lets it explain why a company belongs on the list instead of treating every search result as a prospect.
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Contacts need an evidence trail, not just a title.
For connected Apollo, Strawberry can use searchPeople, searchCompanies, searchAccounts, and enrichPerson. For connected Hunter, it can use companiesFind, domainSearch, peopleFind, emailFinder, and emailVerifier; those are useful for adding a route and checking it, not for inventing certainty.
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A useful list has a decision column.
The strongest lead lists record why now: a funding event, a hiring signal, a new product launch, an active team cluster, or another concrete trigger. That gives the person writing the first message a reason to be specific.
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Outreach is a separate approval from research.
Building a list can end with review-ready contacts, a CSV, or records prepared in the tool you choose. It should not silently enroll people in a sequence or send them a message merely because their information was found.
Yes. It can research accounts and people against criteria you provide, then return a structured, evidence-backed list for review.
If you connect Apollo, its supported native operations include searching people, companies, and accounts, enriching a person, and creating or updating contacts.
If you connect Hunter, it can use supported operations such as emailFinder and emailVerifier. Treat the result as a verification signal and follow your outreach policy.
It can draft a message after you approve the account, contact, and positioning. Drafting does not authorize sending.
Yes. Give it the matching rule, such as company domain plus contact email, and ask it to report borderline matches for review.
Provide the target customer profile, geography, company-size range, buying roles, exclusions, and the evidence required for a lead to count.