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Every lead on your list, fully researched

Drop in a CSV or paste a list. Add a column for each question you would normally google. QX fills the whole sheet at once, so reps stop tabbing between LinkedIn and the CRM.

Grids
Company
PitchBookRevenue
Lead Score
AnthropicProduct Research
1
Brightwind Health
Processing$124M ARR
Processing87·Strong
ProcessingMid-market health plans adopting AI claims routing — strong operational fit for Q3 pilot.
2
Helix Bio
Processing$8.4M ARR
Processing72·Good
ProcessingGenomics startup with new CFO from Recursion; data-ops spend is a known pain point.
3
Lumen Logistics
Processing$67M ARR
Processing65·Moderate
ProcessingRecent Series B hiring spree; routing optimisation is top-of-mind for ops leadership.
4
Cobalt Robotics
Processing$22M ARR
Processing91·High
ProcessingFortune-100 pilot signed; coordination bottlenecks emerging at current growth rate.
5
Atlas Therapeutics
Processing$310M ARR
Processing78·Good
ProcessingActive FDA filing for ATLS-204; compliance and audit-log features directly relevant.
6
Ridgeline Software
Processing$4.2B ARR
Processing84·Strong
ProcessingFund VI closed; actively sourcing B2B software deals — platform alignment high.
7
Stellar Foods
Processing$55M ARR
Processing61·Moderate
ProcessingDTC launch in April; shipping integrations and support tooling are near-term priorities.

Ten minutes a lead

  • LinkedIn, the company website, Apollo, then paste it all into Salesforce
  • You do the first fifty properly, then start skimming
  • Two reps research the same company and come back with different answers
  • New leads sit untouched until someone finds a free afternoon

With a research Grid

  • Ask the same questions of every row, and get answers in minutes
  • Try ten rows first, then run the rest once the answers look right
  • Click any cell to see where an answer came from
  • Export the finished sheet when you are ready to update your CRM

How it works

  1. 1

    Drop in the list

    Paste names, or drop in a CSV or Excel file. Each row is a company or a person you want to know more about.

  2. 2

    Add a column for each question

    Describe what you want in plain English, whether that is finding the head of sales, counting how many people work there, or judging how well they match who you sell to.

  3. 3

    Try ten rows, then run the rest

    Check the first answers look right, then run the whole list at once. You see the estimated cost before you commit.

FAQs

Clay's strength is asking many data vendors for the same field until one answers. A QX Grid can call Apollo and read the web too, but it can also judge each lead by your own criteria, pull from your team's documents, and pass the finished list along for follow-up. Use Clay if stitching data vendors together is the job. Use QX if the job is research, judgement, and follow-up in one place.

Web research can be wrong, which is why every cell shows its source. Pair a contact-data column with a research column, and have a person glance over anything you plan to send.

Not as a live sync. Export the sheet and import it, or have QX push the finished rows into Salesforce for you. Start with a small sample so you can check the fields line up before a big import.

Hundreds to thousands of rows is where it shines. For one or two companies, just asking in chat is quicker.

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