Use scraping for discovery
Collect records when your team needs to identify a market, company set or public signal.
Web scraping and data enrichment solve different data problems. Scraping discovers or collects records from defined public sources; enrichment adds or validates fields on records you already have.

Understand when to collect new public records with web scraping and when to add fields to customer records with data enrichment.
Collect records when your team needs to identify a market, company set or public signal.
Add or verify fields when the company or contact is already known.
Collect prospects, qualify the useful records and enrich only when more detail is required.
Decide whether you need new records or better data about known records.
Use collection sources for discovery and enrichment sources for missing fields.
Keep the source and time of collection visible.
Review duplicates and map approved fields into the correct records.
Use the same controlled workflow across common sales and market-research jobs.
No. Scraping can discover records, while enrichment typically starts with an existing record and adds information.
It depends on the qualification workflow. Some teams qualify the source record first and enrich only approved prospects.
Source context helps users understand when and where a field was collected and whether it should be refreshed.
Build a repeatable path from scraping to sales execution.
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