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Besides the web, connect MCP servers or connectors to give it more places to search, for example Google Maps.
AI lead generation is an agent on Commt you set up to find companies that fit your ideal customer profile (ICP). It searches the web and various tools such as MCP servers and connectors you add. You get a lead list to download as CSV or send to your CRM, Notion, Google Docs and other tools.
Finding companies that fit your product takes days or weeks of searching. The results end up in a sheet that nobody updates. A lead finder does that searching for you, across the web and the sources you connect.
Write down the company size, sector, region and the job titles that buy from you.
Name the company types and competitors that should stay off the list.
Give the agent a few as examples of the kind of company you want to find.
Switch on web access at setup, connect MCP servers or connectors for more places to search, then say how many leads you want.
It searches the web and each source you connected, then reads the company pages it finds to check they fit.
Read the lead list and remove anything that does not fit, or pass it to the lead qualifier, which qualifies and scores each lead against your ICP.
Download a CSV from the chat or send the list to HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Docs, Notion or Airtable.
Besides the web, connect MCP servers or connectors to give it more places to search, for example Google Maps.
It sends leads to the CRMs and apps you connect, such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Docs, Notion and Airtable, or gives you a CSV download. Zapier or an MCP server reaches other CRMs. Each connection gives the agent more places to search and send.
It searches the web. Web access is off by default, so switch it on when you create the agent.
A knowledge base is optional. Attach your ICP, past customers or a competitor list as one and the agent searches more precisely. It cannot change a knowledge base.
AI lead generation is an agent on Commt that finds companies fitting your ideal customer profile (ICP). It searches the web and the sources you connect, then returns a lead list. You review the list before anyone reaches out.
An ideal customer profile (ICP) describes the companies that fit your product, such as company size, sector and region. You give the lead finder yours, along with the job titles that buy from you and any companies to exclude. Naming a few competitors or best customers as examples shows it the kind of company to look for.
Yes. You can download the lead list as a CSV from the chat or send it to the tools you connect: HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Docs, Notion or Airtable. Zapier or an MCP server reaches other CRMs. Review the list first so you export only leads that fit.
It searches the web and the sources you connect, such as MCP servers and connectors. The list reflects what those sources say, so check each lead before you reach out. For example, you can add Google Maps through an MCP server or connector.
An AI lead generation agent gives you a list of companies that match your ideal customer profile. You download it as a CSV or send it to your CRM. Review the list before outreach, or pass it to the lead qualifier to score each lead.
Answers customers from your product docs in Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, Zendesk, Gmail and more.
Create a lead finder agent from this template, describe your ideal customers and review the first list.