Event attendee lists
Turn 600 badge scans into the 40 people worth a follow-up this week.
Event lists are full of personal emails, typos, students and people who are not your buyer. Upload the list and see who to reach out to, and who to find instead.
| 1 | Priya ShahDirector of Sales Opspriya.shah@northpeak.example | Healthy |
| 2 | Jonas WeberMarketing Internjonas.w@northpeak.exampleGood account, wrong person. Suggested: Clara Wu, Head of Revenue. | Not your ideal contact |
| 3 | Alex MoreauAccount Executivealex.moreau@gmial.example | Mailbox does not exist |
| 4 | Nina PatelVP Salesnina@cobaltworks.example | Healthy |
| 5 | Priya ShahDirector of Sales OpsPRIYA.SHAH@northpeak.example | Duplicate |
Typical situations
- You come back from a conference with a spreadsheet of scans. Many emails are personal, and the titles are all over the place.
- Sales wants to call everyone, but many of them are juniors or vendors, not buyers.
- Good accounts came by the booth, but the person you scanned is not the one who signs.
How ListHealth fixes it
- Step 1
Emails that work
Typos, personal addresses, shared inboxes like info@ and dead mailboxes are flagged, with the reason on every row.
- Step 2
Fit against your ideal contact
Set the titles, departments and seniority you sell to once. Each attendee is marked as a fit or not, so the follow-up list writes itself.
- Step 3
The right person at a good account
When the account fits but the person does not, pick the row and we suggest who at that company matches your ideal contact.
Works with a CSV from HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, Apollo or a spreadsheet. Finding replacements only runs on the rows you pick, and you see what it will use before it starts.
Turn 600 badge scans into the 40 people worth a follow-up this week.
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