Research a company properly before you pitch a candidate on it
Recruiters lose candidates to vague answers. DatIQ turns a company’s public site into a briefing you can actually use in a call — what they build, who they sell to, how they are funded and positioned, who leads which function, and where the hiring pages and team pages actually are.
What you get before the call
Names, role titles and published contact details where a company exposes them — from team, leadership and board pages.
What they do, who they serve, how they position themselves, and the proof points they lead with. Enough to answer “why should I move?” credibly.
Put a careers page under a watchlist and hear about a new opening or a team expansion when it happens, not when it is on a job board.
How it works
Paste the company domain
Or upload a list of the accounts on your desk and run them together.
Pull the brief
The account brief template returns positioning, firmographics, proof points and contacts in one pass.
Watch what changes
Add their careers or leadership page to a watchlist so a departure or a new opening reaches you first.
Share it with the candidate
Publish the brief as a report at its own link, with the access level you choose, and send it before the call.
Who uses this
Every number comes with its source
DatIQ surfaces what a company publishes publicly — team pages, leadership pages, press contacts. It does not generate or guess personal email addresses, and a detail it could not find is reported as absent rather than filled in. A briefing you can stand behind is worth more than a fuller one you cannot.
Brief yourself before the next call
Run one company through the account brief and see what you would have walked in without. Free to start — no credit card required.