Know what software your customers run. Then act on it.
Account intelligence on millions of companies: what each one runs, who handles its email, where it hosts, what changed.
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An Intelligence × Machine account profile
Every company in the graph has a profile like these, built from the signals it publishes and sent wherever you work: Salesforce, HubSpot, Snowflake, your own database or a CSV.
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netflix.comProfiles flow to any system you connect: Salesforce and HubSpot sync, Snowflake and other warehouses, your own database over the REST API, Claude through the MCP connector, or a CSV list. Counts are verified signals on the company’s primary domain as of the last-seen date; a signal proves a relationship, not seat count or spend. Trademarks belong to their owners.
Built on a living record of what companies run
Millions of companies, thousands of vendors, dozens of data points on each, read from the signals companies publish, refreshed on a schedule and growing every day. Deep enough to size a market. Precise enough to qualify one account.
Six things you learn about every account
Dozens of data points per company, refreshed every 30 days. Each one answers a question a revenue team pays to answer.
What they run
Thousands of vendors
The platforms behind every account, verified from signals the companies themselves publish. 100,283 run Anthropic, 75,624 Salesforce, 39,109 DocuSign.
Who handles their email
2.0M Google · 1.8M Microsoft
Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, and which security gateway sits in front: Proofpoint (223,516), Mimecast (66,505), Barracuda and more.
How exposed they are
2.6M authenticated · 420K enforcing
Email authentication and anti-spoofing posture on every account. Find the ones still exposed, and the ones that just fixed it.
Where they host
22,930 networks · 225 countries
Country and network for every account. Build territories, target data residency, plan cloud partner plays.
What changed
515,071 changes in 30 days
2.2M changes since 2026-03: a platform adopted, dropped or switched is a reason to call, with a date on it.
Your accounts, enriched
Dozens of fields per company
Paste your customers and prospects. Get every layer above per account, in the app, as CSV, over the API, or in Salesforce and HubSpot.
Four ways sales teams use IXM
Enrich your accounts
Paste your customer and prospect domains. Get each account’s stack, email platform, security posture and hosting in minutes.
Find every company that uses a platform
Selling against Salesforce? Partnering with HubSpot? Get every company that runs it as a CSV, from $500.
Push it where you sell
Salesforce and HubSpot sync, REST API, MCP connector for Claude, CSV.
Catch the change
2.2M recorded changes. A platform adopted, dropped or switched is a reason to call, with a date on it.
Works where you already work.
Salesforce and HubSpot push. REST API for your pipelines. MCP connector for Claude. CSV for everything else.
Who runs what, by the numbers
The AI, commerce, CRM and integration platforms every GTM team asks about, verified across millions of companies. Click a logo for details.
Counts are companies IXM has verified from the signals they publish: a floor that grows every day, not a market total. Refreshed monthly (last: 2026-10-02).
How it works
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Observe.
We read the public signals millions of companies leave when they adopt a vendor: ownership proofs, service routing, delegations.
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Verify.
Each signal is matched to a vendor signature and graded Verified, Strong or Inferred, with first-seen and last-seen dates.
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Map.
Signals resolve to companies, with HQ country, employee band and industry, in one install graph you can query, export or stream.
Built for six revenue teams
Sales & RevOps →
Every verified customer of the vendor you sell against, with the date it arrived. 382K+ changes in 30 days, each a reason to call.
ABM & demand gen →
Segments from real stacks, not intent scores. 5.4 platforms on the average company to personalise against.
Partners →
Joint customers and white space across any vendor pair, sized from verified signals before you build.
Investors & corp-dev →
Share by segment, tracked monthly with 99.6% of the graph re-read every 30 days. Auditable to the source.
Vendors →
An independent count of your verified customers, competitor trends, and category reports anyone can check.
GTM engineers →
REST API and MCP connector: 48 fields in JSON with grades and dates, for Clay, a warehouse or your own pipeline.
Why verified beats inferred
| Criterion | Web crawl | Job postings | Panels and contracts | IXM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it sees | Frontend scripts and headers | Skills mentioned in hiring ads | Survey panels and contract disclosures | Signals companies publish when they adopt a vendor |
| Backend SaaS (Claude, Salesforce CRM, DocuSign) | Missed by design | Inferred from hiring | Sampled, refreshed periodically | Seen directly |
| Who placed the evidence | Anyone editing the site | A recruiter | A respondent or a contract clerk | The company itself |
| Change dates | First/last crawled | Posting dates | Contract dates where known | First-seen and last-seen per relationship |
| Confidence stated | Rarely | No | No | Graded on every signal |
A verified signal proves a relationship exists. It does not show seats or spend, and signals can linger after a contract ends. We grade for that. Read the method or see our data.
Straight answers
Is a verified signal proof of a paying customer?
No. It proves the company set the vendor up on its own domain, which is what turns the product on. It does not show seats, spend or whether the contract is live. Every row carries a grade and a date.
Where does the data come from?
Public signals only. When a company adopts a vendor it leaves traces it publishes itself; we read those for millions of companies on a schedule and match them to thousands of vendor signatures. The graph grows every day. No logins, no crawling behind authentication, no people’s names or contact lists. Read the method.
What does "verified companies" mean?
A distinct company domain in the IXM graph that carries a given platform's verified signals. Every count is a floor, not a market total: we count only what we have read, and the graph grows every day. Counts in the directory are domains, not de-duplicated legal entities; one company can own several domains.
Does it connect to my CRM?
Yes. Push accounts to Salesforce or HubSpot, pull them over the REST API, ask Claude through the MCP connector, or export CSV. See integrations.
Do you sell contacts?
No. IXM tells you which companies run which platforms. Pair it with your contact provider or CRM for people.
See what your accounts run. Today.
Paste your list and get an answer in minutes, or buy the list for any platform. Using Claude? Ask it what an account runs.