Blog & Changelog
What's new: March 13th, 2024
New Enrichments Experience After building strong foundations for dealing with CSV files and data cleaning (deduplication, etc.), it's time to work on enrichments. The vision is simple: the web is overwhelmed with external services to enrich companies/people, verify email addresses, guess the...
Read more >What's new: November 1st, 2023
Calculations You can now run calculations on property values. Calculations are accessible from a property column menu. Datablist runs the calculation in the "current view". It takes the items in this order: If you have selected items in your collection, it will process them. If you have a...
Read more >What's new: August 22, 2023
Datablist Extractor: Extract domains, email addresses, mentions, etc. With Datablist Extractor, you can now extract the domains from a list of email addresses, or find all URLs in texts. Domains, Emails, URLs, mentions (@xx), tags (#xx), etc. are structured entities to use later to enrich a...
Read more >What's new: May 2023
Clean and enrich your data with ChatGPT ChatGPT is amazing. It's cheap and it brings real value for data cleaning, segmentation, or summarisation. I'm still scratching the surface of its potential with Datablist. In May, I added 2 new enrichments with ChatGPT: "Ask ChatGPT" and "Classification...
Read more >What's new: April 2023
Deduplicate items across collections I use Datablist to create lists of prospects. I have lists of companies from LinkedIn, a list from my user base, lists from scraping, company databases, etc. All those lists have different properties. So, it doesn't make sense to create a single list to manage...
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Prospect List building: a growth hacking guide
Growth teams have changed how prospecting is performed. Scraping (LinkedIn, Facebook), enrichment, and scoring are the mandatory steps to narrow your prospect lists. Learn how to engage with fewer but more qualified leads.
Where is enterprise software heading?
Since the beginning of digital transformation in the 1960s, enterprise software has played a key role in increasing organization productivity. They have moved from custom development, to ERP, to the current best-of-breed approach. Automation and AI are around the corner to drive the next revolution.