Find verified emails and phone numbers for any list

Why single-provider enrichment fails

One data provider finds emails for 60-70% of your list. The other 30-40% come back empty. You either accept the gaps or pay for a second provider and build your own fallback logic.

Waterfall enrichment fixes this. It tries providers in sequence, cheapest first, and stops when it finds a verified email. You pay for one hit, not multiple misses.

How it works

Step 1: Prepare your list

Create a CSV with the contacts you need emails for:

first_name,last_name,company,domain
Jane,Smith,Acme Corp,acme.com
John,Doe,Widget Inc,widget.io

A Sales Navigator export or CRM segment also works. Deepline reads whatever columns you have.

Step 2: Run a pilot (2 rows)

Claude Code reads your Deepline skills and runs:

deepline enrich --input leads.csv --with-waterfall email --rows 0:1

Step 3: Review the output

Each row shows:

• The verified email (or "no result" if all providers missed)
• Which provider found it
• Credits used

Step 4: Run the full list

Claude Code continues with the full enrichment:

deepline enrich --input leads.csv --with-waterfall email

Step 5: Push to your sequencer

Claude Code runs:

deepline enrich --input output.csv --with instantly_add_to_campaign --payload '{"campaign_id":"abc123"}'

Works with Instantly, Smartlead, Lemlist, and HeyReach.

Adding phone numbers

Same waterfall approach. Deepline routes through Lusha, AI ARK, ContactOut, and Forager in cost order.

Providers in the waterfall

You only pay for the provider that finds each contact:

Cost breakdown

BYOK mode: $0 platform fee. You pay providers directly at your contract rates.

Who uses this

• SDRs building prospect lists
• RevOps leads cleaning CRM imports
• Agencies running enrichment across client accounts

Deploy as a recurring workflow

Once the one-off works, schedule it:

Deepline wraps the prompt as a scheduled workflow. Run history and billing in the dashboard.

Common questions

$ curl -s "https://code.deepline.com/api/v2/cli/install" | bash