Manifolds

Manifolds is a deanonymization tool built for companies with high signup volume. You provide an email, we return rich person and company data to you. Manifolds automatically identifies your signups via API, and turns a big stream of anonymous signups into a smaller, more manageable stream of valuable opportunities to chase. We are used heavily by sales teams to identify high-value prospects in signups data, by product teams for better segmentation and understanding of the userbase, and growth marketers to run targeted ad campaigns and better understand attribution. We work with mature and hypergrowth companies that have anywhere from 1,000 to 1M signups per month.

Manifolds is a deanonymization tool for companies with high signup volume. It takes email addresses from signups and returns rich person and company information, helping teams identify who their users are and which signups may represent valuable opportunities. The product also supports analysis of user segments, acquisition sources, and changes in the user base. It is intended to turn a large stream of anonymous signups into a smaller stream of opportunities and useful audience insights. A company sends signup email addresses to Manifolds through its API. Manifolds identifies the people and companies associated with those addresses, combining multiple data sources and research methods. It can research people and companies across the public web for information beyond standard database fields. The service then sends enriched signup data to the company's systems, including a CRM, data warehouse, Slack, or other destinations that accept webhooks. Teams can use the resulting data to analyze segments and sources. Manifolds says it is built for companies with high signup volume, including mature and hypergrowth companies receiving 1,000 to 1 million signups per month. Sales teams use it to find enterprise opportunities; growth teams use it to understand users by acquisition source; and product teams use it to examine their user base. The page distinguishes it from traditional enrichment providers through its combination of data sources and public-web research, including questions beyond standard enrichment fields.