Versium REACH
Find leads, enrich your contacts, and verify emails just by describing what you need.
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What it can do
- B2b Listgen Estimate: Estimate business contact audience sizes with firmographic and role-based targeting using Versium's B2B Persona Audience Builder (B2B Listgen) API. **Tips for Best Results:** - S
- B2b Listgen Options: Return allowed option values for B2B Persona Listgen filter fields such as NAICS, department and role. Use this tool when you need the valid values for large, high-cardinality fie
- B2c Listgen Estimate: Estimate consumer audience sizes using Versium's Consumer Audience Builder (B2C Listgen) API. Supports the full configuration and demographic filter set For fields with large, hi
What data it sees
Do you need an account
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Find leads, enrich your contacts, and verify emails just by describing what you need. Versium REACH builds and sizes B2B and B2C audiences and fills in the contact and company data you're missing, all in plain language with no manual exports or API code.
What you can do:
- Build and size audiences: target B2B prospects by industry, company size, revenue, role, and seniority, or consumers by demographics, household income, homeownership, and interests, and preview the estimated size before you build a list.
- Enrich your records: append business emails, job titles, phone and mobile numbers, mailing addresses, household demographics, and company firmographics to contacts you already have.
- Verify and resolve: validate email deliverability, find alternate addresses, and identify the company behind a domain or IP.
- Organize and track: save results to projects, preview list rows, and check a job's status while a list builds.
Example prompts:
- "How many homeowners in Austin earning over $150k are interested in green energy?"
- "Enrich these emails with each person's job title, company, and business email."
- "Build a list of marketing directors at software companies in California."
US data only. Estimates are free; building a list draws on your Versium account credits and always confirms with you first. Requires an active Versium REACH subscription with API access.
Server tool list (19)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| b2b_listgen_estimate | Estimate business contact audience sizes with firmographic and role-based targeting using Versium's B2B Persona Audience Builder (B2B Listgen) API. **Tips for Best Results:** - Start with a single output type and add filters incrementally - Combine geography with company size or industry filters for precise targeting - Use title_seniority for leadership focus, or department for functional targeting - Provide SIC codes when you need strict industry alignment - To check values for fields with large, high-cardinality option sets, call the B2B Persona Listgen Options tool - Toggle `cfg_b2cloc` to switch between business-location and home-location targeting |
| b2b_listgen_options | Return allowed option values for B2B Persona Listgen filter fields such as NAICS, department and role. Use this tool when you need the valid values for large, high-cardinality fields too big to embed directly in tool schemas. |
| b2c_listgen_estimate | Estimate consumer audience sizes using Versium's Consumer Audience Builder (B2C Listgen) API. Supports the full configuration and demographic filter set For fields with large, high-cardinality option sets (e.g. esthhldincome), use the Consumer Audience Options tool to retrieve available values **Tips for Best Results:** - Start with a single output type and add filters incrementally - Combine geography with age, income, or lifestyle filters for precise targeting - Leverage lifestyle and interest filters to reach specific consumer segments |
| b2c_listgen_options | Return allowed option values for Consumer Audience Builder (B2C Listgen) fields Use this tool when you need the valid values for large, high-cardinality fields too big to embed directly in tool schemas |
| c2b_append | Get business demographic details for consumers. With a consumer's first name, last name, email or LinkedIn URL, retrieve job title, seniority, department, business email, LinkedIn profile, and complete business information. Use this tool when users ask for 'C2B', 'c2b', or 'Consumer to Business Person' data **Tips for Best Results:** - Provide full name and consumer email for best match quality - LinkedIn URLs must be in format: linkedin.com/in/username - Use `rcfg_require_email` to return only records with business email - Use `rcfg_require_value` to filter by job title, department, or other attributes |
| contact_append | Enrich consumer records with contact information including emails, phone numbers, and mailing addresses **Tips for Best Results:** - Provide as many input fields as possible to improve match quality - Use `indiv` match type when targeting a specific person - Request one output type per call when optimizing for match quality (especially for phone outputs) - Set `cfg_maxrecs` when more than one record is acceptable |
| create_job | Create a B2B or B2C listgen job for the authenticated user. Use `project_id` when possible. For charge-on-finish jobs, tell the user about usage and only submit `usage_consent_confirmed = true` after they consent. Read the `consent_required_job_types` meta field to know which job types require consent. |
| create_project | Create a new REACH project for the authenticated user. Use this tool when a user asks to create a project container before working with lists. |
| demographic_append | Append consumer records with household and lifestyle insights across demographic, financial, lifestyle, political, or full demographic categories **Tips for Best Results:** - Request only the insight categories you need to keep responses focused - Combine name, location, and digital identifiers (email or phone) for higher match confidence - Use `cfg_required` or `rcfg_require_value` to enforce must-have attributes in the response |
| docs_search | Search Versium's official documentation for information about the web application or APIs. Use this tool when a user has questions about how to use the Versium REACH platform. **Usage Tips:** - Use `docs_target: app` for questions about the Versium REACH web application - Use `docs_target: api` for questions about Versium's data enrichment APIs - Use `docs_target: both` (default) to search all documentation |
| email_validation | Validate email addresses and optionally get alternate valid emails using Versium's Email Validation API. Returns validation status, sub-status, and whether the email is valid for mailing. **Tips for Best Results:** - Provide a valid email address or MD5/SHA256 hashed email (HEM) - Use `include_alternate` to get an alternate valid email if the input is invalid - Provide additional contact info (name, address) to improve alternate email matching - Use `rcfg_exclude_domains` to filter out unwanted email domains from alternates |
| firmographic_append | Get business information including company details, location, industry classifications, employee counts, and revenue data. **Tips for Best Results:** - Provide domain for fastest, most accurate results - For business name searches, include complete address information or phone number - Use `rcfg_require_value` to filter for specific industries or business characteristics |
| ip_to_domain_append | Discover business domains and firmographic information from IP addresses using Versium's IP-to-Domain API. Accepts an IPv4 address and returns up to 3 associated business domains with details like company name, address, industry, employee count, and revenue. **Tips for Best Results:** - Provide a valid IPv4 address for best results - Useful for identifying businesses from web traffic or server information - Returns comprehensive firmographic data similar to domain-based lookups |
| job_status | Check the status of an existing job after `create_job`. Use this tool to poll progress, ETA, and output list readiness while a job is running or after it finishes. |
| list_lists | List REACH lists for the authenticated user. Optionally filter by project or name prefix. |
| list_projects | List REACH projects for the authenticated user. Use this tool to find the right project before calling `show_project`. |
| preview_list | Preview a sample of rows from a REACH list. Use this tool to inspect the actual data rows in a list. Returns a row sample from the list file. The optional `count` parameter is a hint for how many rows to return; the actual number may differ depending on list type and backend preview behavior. When omitted, the service default applies. |
| show_list | Show one REACH list and a summary of its latest job. Use this tool when you already know the list ID and need full metadata plus job status. |
| show_project | Show one REACH project and a small summary of its lists. Use this tool when you already know the project ID and need counts plus a recent-list preview. |