Proxycurl provides API-accessible people and company data for teams researching accounts and contacts. In a signed-in Proxycurl tab, Strawberry can inspect visible enrichment results, group records by confidence and missing context, prepare source-aware research notes, and identify fields that should not be treated as settled facts.
That is useful for revenue and data teams that need a clearer review layer before profile data becomes a CRM update or a targeting decision.
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Turn enrichment output into evidence a revenue team can inspect.
Enrichment output becomes risky when every field is treated as equally certain.
Strawberry can organise the visible Proxycurl results into a review that preserves the record context and shows which details are present, missing, conflicting, or awaiting corroboration.
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Keep missing and conflicting profile data visible.
A blank field may be unknown; a populated field may still be stale.
Strawberry can prepare a clean exception queue so data operators can target the records that need a second source instead of bulk-moving uncertain details downstream.
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Map account coverage without pretending the data is complete.
An account is not covered because a database returned a few names.
Strawberry can use the selected results to map visible role coverage, potential duplicates, and gaps across the team you are trying to understand, without inventing a buying committee.
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Review enrichment exceptions before they harden into CRM fields.
A midweek exception pass catches fresh enrichment issues while researchers still have time to resolve them before list building resumes. Store that record-quality pass as a skill and schedule a routine for Wednesday, when it can improve the rest of the week’s work.
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