AI Researcher
Description and Use Cases
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Description and Use Cases
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This guide provides an overview of AI Researcher, highlights its key functionalities, showcases various use cases, and offers prompt examples to help you get the most out of it.
AI Researcher is a cutting-edge AI agent designed to seamlessly gather and analyze company data tailored to your specific business needs. By simply providing instructions on the information you require, AI Researcher intelligently navigates web content, interprets raw data using advanced language models, and delivers precise attributes ready to be imported directly into your CRM system.
Intelligent Web Searching: Goes beyond keyword scraping to find meaningful and relevant data across the web.
Data Synthesis: Utilizes large language models to interpret and contextualize gathered information.
Structured Data Output: Provides organized data that can be effortlessly imported into your CRM.
Data Gap Filling: Addresses and fills in the missing information that traditional enrichment tools often miss.
Time and Resource Efficiency: Automates data collection and interpretation, freeing your team to focus on strategic initiatives.
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AI Researcher is versatile and can be applied across various industries to meet diverse data needs. Here are some common use cases to help you understand how AI Researcher can benefit your business:
A search engine company wants to label prospects by use case across: product search, content search or app search
A customer service company wants to label prospects based on whether they’re B2B or B2C
A legal services company wants to classify law firms based on the specific type of law they practice such as Intellectual Property, Criminal, Family, Injury, etc
A company selling to restaurants might want to classify them by service level such as Fast Food, Fast Casual, Casual or Fine Dining
An industrial cleaning services company wants to create lists of factory locations for manufacturers.
A security company wants to identify if a company has had a data breach in the last 12 months
An influencer marketing company wants to know details of a retailer’s affiliate program
A medical technology company wants to know which Electronic Health Records systems their prospects use for patient portals