Your CRM Is Quietly Losing Value. We Measure It — and Recover It.
In benchmark testing against a major CRM's native matching, our engine matched everything it found — and recovered nearly 1 in 3 of the leads it had given up on. European data, European infrastructure, European jurisdiction.

Start With a Diagnostic, Not a Promise
- We run our matching and enrichment engine against your CRM export
- You get concrete numbers: what is stale, what is duplicated, what is recoverable — and what it is worth
- Fixed scope, fixed fee, delivered as a dashboard and an exportable report
- The diagnostic stands on its own. What you do with the findings is your decision.

Data Entropy & Decay Doesn't Stop. Neither Do We.
- Companies merge, rename, and close; domains change hands — your CRM decays continuously, whether anyone is watching or not
- A one-time cleanup starts losing accuracy the day it ships
- We run remediation as an ongoing service: matching, enrichment, and deduplication against a reference set of 16 million European companies
- The engine behind it has run continuously in production for five years

Built for Your Existing CRM
- Works with Salesforce, HubSpot, and Pipedrive today — further platforms as partner demand directs
- Native API integration — not brittle Zapier-style connectors
- Streams metrics to PostgreSQL or your CDP (Segment, RudderStack)
- No rip-and-replace — extend what you already use
EU-First Data Protection
- EU-owned, EU-hosted infrastructure — jurisdiction end to end, not just geography
- Estonian OÜ; every processing step and sub-processor documented
- Customer data is processed for remediation and nothing else — no training, no resale, no side channels
- GDPR is our operating environment, not a bolt-on

What Comes After Clean Data
- AI advice is only as good as the data underneath it — strategy tools built on a decayed CRM guess
- We are building the next layer in sequence: intelligence grounded in your own remediated data, inside EU infrastructure
- In development. Remediation customers will see it first.
