Roadmap
A read-only link to any researched account, with its evidence and reasoning attached, that you can send to a client or a colleague. What a spreadsheet row can't carry.
In development. Not included in current plans.
Push a researched account into your CRM with its evidence attached, and keep it linked rather than frozen at the moment of export.
In development. Not included in current plans.
Today LeadAtomic researches a market when you point it at one. Next, it watches one continuously — funding, hiring shifts, product launches — and tells you when something moves in the market you've defined.
In development. Not included in current plans.
There is no CSV export today, and the reason given elsewhere on this site is that a spreadsheet strips out the evidence and the reasoning, which is most of what the research is. Announcing CRM sync next to that could read as the principle bending, so here is the distinction plainly.
A CSV is dead the moment it is downloaded — the evidence doesn’t come with it and nothing updates. A synced CRM record keeps the link back to the research it came from. That’s the difference, and it’s why one is on the roadmap and the other isn’t.
If the integration turns out not to keep that link when it is built, this paragraph is wrong and the feature ships without this argument attached.
A roadmap longer than the built-feature list tells you more about a company’s marketing than its product. Three items is the cap on this page. If a fourth thing becomes worth announcing, something here ships or gets dropped first.