Configuring the data provider waterfall
A waterfall ordered to your preference, with the option to disable specific providers. Controls which provider is queried first when revealing contact info, separately for each contact type.
CLIENT-ONLY · How-To
Outcome
Section titled “Outcome”A provider order that suits your market, with unwanted providers disabled.
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”- Admin or Owner access.
- Go to
Settings, then theData enrichmenttab. - The page shows two waterfalls:
EmailandPhone. They’re separate because the provider landscape is: there are simply more email providers than phone providers, so each contact type gets its own optimized sequence. - Each lists providers in query order, top to bottom.
- To reorder: drag a provider up or down.
- To disable: toggle it off. Disabled providers are skipped.
- Changes save automatically.
[SCREENSHOT: Data enrichment settings with the two waterfalls and drag handles]
Verification
Section titled “Verification”The order in Settings matches what you set. After your next reveal, the result shows which provider matched; frequently used ones should sit near the top.
That per-contact provider name is also your compliance answer: when a candidate asks where you got their details, you point to the named provider (Lusha, ContactOut, and so on).
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”- Disabled provider still in spend history. History shows past events. Future reveals skip it.
- Order keeps resetting. Refresh after editing. If it persists, contact support.
Best practices
Section titled “Best practices”- The default order is optimized for global hit rate. Customize only with a specific reason (e.g. better local coverage).
- Disable providers with compliance concerns rather than hoping they won’t be hit.
- Reorder the email and phone waterfalls separately; the best provider for email isn’t always best for phone.
- Review quarterly; provider quality shifts.
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