Documentation Index

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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Playbook

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Datagma Workflow Guidance

Datagma is strongest when you need real-time enrichment rather than a static contact database. It is especially useful for direct mobile numbers, international coverage, and job-change validation.

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When to use Datagma

• Use datagma_full_enrichment when you have a strong identifier such as a LinkedIn URL, a professional email, or a domain-backed full name.
• datagma_enrich_person and datagma_enrich_company remain valid compatibility aliases when older workflows expect the flat legacy Datagma response shape.
• Use datagma_find_email when you only need a verified work email and want a narrower, cheaper workflow than full enrichment.
• Use datagma_search_phone_numbers when you already have an email or social URL and want direct mobile numbers.
• Use datagma_job_change_detection before outreach refreshes when you need to confirm whether a contact is still at the same company.
• Use datagma_find_people to source up to 10 people by title inside a target company.

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Input strategy

1. LinkedIn URL or company domain
2. Professional email
3. Full name plus company context
4. Company-name-only lookups only when nothing stronger is available

Datagma’s own docs emphasize that LinkedIn URL and domain-backed inputs are the most reliable. Prefer those over plain company-name searches.

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Billing behavior to remember

• Public pricing currently states 1 credit = 1 verified email.
• Public pricing currently states 30 credits = 1 mobile phone number.
• datagma_find_people is explicitly documented as 10 credits on success and 1 credit on a no-result response.
• datagma_full_enrichment, datagma_job_change_detection, and datagma_search_phone_numbers expose creditBurn in the response. Deepline uses that vendor-reported value rather than guessing.
• Catch-all email results are free on the public pricing page.

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Endpoint guidance

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datagma_find_email

Use for:

• verified work-email lookup from name + company context

Best inputs:

• firstName + lastName + company
• or fullName + company
• optionally linkedInSlug when you have the company LinkedIn slug

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datagma_full_enrichment

Use for:

• person or company enrichment
• firmographics plus person details in one pass
• real-time phone/email/company expansion

Best inputs:

• data set to a LinkedIn URL or professional email
• fullName or firstName + lastName only when paired with data

Important:

• phoneFull=true should be reserved for cases where you do not already have a social profile or email, matching Datagma’s docs guidance.

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datagma_job_change_detection

Use for:

• validating whether a contact is still at the same company

Best inputs:

• fullName + companyName
• add jobTitle when the contact name may be ambiguous

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datagma_find_people

Use for:

• prospecting inside one company by role title

Best inputs:

• currentJobTitle
• plus one of linkedinId, domain, or currentCompanies

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datagma_search_phone_numbers

Use for:

• direct mobile-number search from an email or profile URL

Best inputs:

• both email and username when you have them
• Datagma explicitly recommends passing both together when possible

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Internal-only endpoints

Datagma also exposes reverse-email, reverse-phone, and Twitter lookup endpoints. They remain internal in this repo because the current public docs do not disclose standalone pricing for them. Do not move them to the public tool surface until pricing is verified against live credentials or direct vendor confirmation.