Everyone who showed up, identified.
Names, titles, companies and verified work emails for every attendee — including the two who weren't on the invite and never introduced themselves.
A guess in your CRM is worse than a gap.
When the waterfall returns a verified identity, it syncs. When it's only likely — a catch-all domain, a probable pattern — Bookedt holds it out of your CRM and asks you first. One tap to confirm, one to dismiss.
- Verified goes straight in, marked as verified.
- Likely waits in “Needs your OK” with the email it found.
- Fix the title before you confirm, if they got it wrong.
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The person who wasn't on the invite is usually the one who matters.
Someone joins from the prospect's side halfway through and never says their surname. Bookedt catches them, resolves who they are, and flags them as a surprise guest — so the buying committee in your CRM matches the one that was actually on the call.
- Marked with ✦ so you can see it wasn't the calendar that told you.
- Rolled into the brief — they show up under “Who's involved”.
You pay when it finds someone. Not when it looks.
Enrichment credits are spent on a resolve, never on an attempt, and the running total is on the dashboard where you can see it. No monthly data seat for a team that enriches twelve people a week.
- Email first. Phone stays off until you turn it on.
- Nothing enriched twice — a known contact is a cache hit, not a charge.
A buying committee you can actually see.
Turn it on for one call and look at what comes back.