Contact finders
Connect the contact tools you already pay for in Settings and use them from an open profile.
Updated 23 September 2026
- Why
- Your team already pays for a contact tool; Inspect should use it rather than sell you another.
- How
- Connect one in Settings then Integrations, then find and reveal on a profile's Contacts tab.
The finders
| Finder | Connect with | On the Contacts tab |
|---|---|---|
| Apollo | OAuth, started by an admin or owner | Find and reveal |
| Lemlist | An API key | Find and reveal |
| Prospeo | An API key | Find and reveal |
| Anymailfinder | An API key | Reveal only |
| Clay | An API key and your table's webhook URL | Not searched: it works through pushes and callbacks |
The Hunter connection is written but not switched on yet, so it is not offered.
Find and reveal
- Step 1.
Open the company's profile, then its Contacts tab.
- Step 2.
Choose the Contact provider and press Find people for a free, obfuscated preview.
- Step 3.
Press Reveal on a person. It runs on your provider account, and the contact is stored once, whichever finder found them.
Find and reveal need an open profile and the sales role, work one company at a time and are rate limited per organisation.
Connecting Apollo
- In Kabaido, only an admin or owner can start the connection.
- In Apollo, the person who approves it needs permission to authorise third party apps. Anyone else is sent back with a permission error.
- Apollo reports no balance through this connection, so check what is left in Apollo itself.
Only the company name, the domain and, on a reveal, the person's name and title ever leave the platform through a finder. Profiles, evidence, your facts and your documents never do.
Related
- ApolloAn open company profile in Inspect names the people to call: a free preview of who works there, then a reveal that returns the address and phone from your own Apollo account.
- Outreach and complianceSend a grounded first touch through your own inbox, with the PECR guard and your suppression list enforced.
- SettingsKnow what each settings section holds and who can open it.