Your enrichment solution should work harder than your Ops team. And it shouldn’t require a $10K-a-month consultant to keep at bay.
We’re living in the golden age of data-driven go-to-market. It’s never been easier to capture essentially any data point or signal.
But making sure it’s accurate and actionable? At speed and at scale? Across different teams and use cases?
That’s where the wheels fall off.
When we talk to prospects and customers about enrichment, two themes pop up again and again:
- Waterfall enrichment is a pain to set up and expensive to maintain.
- Enrichment isn’t actionable without trusted identity.
GTM leaders are finding out firsthand that the more data you add to an enrichment waterfall, the harder it is to fend off complexity, chaos, and cost, let alone unify that data and tie it to one trustworthy profile you can bet your business on.
We believe combining multiple data sources to create more detailed and accurate datasets—and identifying the real people and real companies behind them—is table stakes for modern GTM.
We also believe that painting accurate pictures of prospects and accounts should get easier as you add more data, not harder.
It’s why we’ve always offered automated identity resolution and waterfall enrichment right out of the box in Common Room—perpetually refreshed at no extra cost and with no manual data engineering necessary.
And it’s why we designed our AI-powered identity and enrichment engine—Person360™—to function like an enrichment flywheel, compounding in value and performance as you connect more data sources to Common Room.
Today we’re giving Person360 a major upgrade. This is what it means for our customers:
- AI quality control that automatically blocks inaccurate enrichments in real time, eliminating the bad data that sequential tools snowball forward.
- Enhanced identity merging that reduces duplicate records by as much as 79%, helping GTM teams work from a single source of truth.
- Coming soon: A premium package option that further increases visibility into verified phone numbers, current tech stacks, and regional data outside of North America via real-time search providers.
Better leads without a bigger mess
The complaints we hear about enrichment tools fall into four familiar buckets:
1. Setup issues
Building an enrichment waterfall becomes a full-time GTM engineering exercise that lands on a non-engineer’s lap. Ops teams want a "set-it-and-forget-it" solution, but setting it up and maintaining it is complicated. Suddenly DIY means hiring a consultant or agency.
2. Cost issues
Pay-per-enrichment sounds reasonable until you're three months in and staring at a mid-five-figure bill you weren’t expecting. Data needs evolve and data refreshes cost extra. That makes run-rate costs difficult to predict.
3. Accuracy issues
Just because data exists doesn’t mean it’s reliable. Collecting data is easy. Knowing you can trust it isn’t. It's all too easy to pass along incomplete, out-of-date, or flat-out false information that kills quality pipeline.
4. Actionability issues
Whatever data you uncover lives where your sales reps don’t (or don’t want to): spreadsheets, dashboards, SFDC. Making data actionable—in the right context, at the right moment—requires yet another layer of engineering.
But there’s an even bigger challenge that often goes unspoken: Unifying disparate data points and connecting them to a single contact and account.
Anyone who’s spent time inside a CRM knows how common it is to see variations of the same person and account represented many times in a single instance.
Data and signals are often spread across multiple records with conflicting information that all belong to the same person or company.
Kevin from marketing is kevin.white@acmecorp.com, kevbosaurus on LinkedIn, and K. White across multiple different systems.
Maybe your enrichment provider treats each Kevin as a separate contact. Suddenly you're not enriching one prospect—you're accidentally creating a small village of people with conflicting information (and paying for each one).
Or worse yet, maybe you treat separate individuals as the same person. Say your enrichment waterfall starts with a vendor that uses partial info—like a name and company—to find an email address based on a valid set of emails associated with a given organization.
Unfortunately, it assigns Josh L.’s email to Josh G. Every subsequent enrichment down the line snowballs bad results because the identity is mismatched.
You’re trying to sell to Josh G, but all the info you have is now based on Josh L. Your "personalized" outreach is perfectly crafted for someone who has nothing to do with your actual prospect.
Companies have a few options:
- Hire humans to manually comb through dozens of data providers—spot-checking, fixing, and merging records one by one.
- Dump everything into a CRM and beg the data team to stitch it all together as best they can by joining on user IDs or values like email addresses.
- Let AI that never sleeps handle the heavy lifting—automatically blocking bad data, merging identities, and serving up clean, actionable intelligence at the person and account level.
The first two options are slow, expensive, and difficult to scale. The other is fully automated.
Guess which one unblocks GTM teams to generate more pipeline?
AI that never sleeps so your data team can
Common Room’s proprietary identity and enrichment engine—Person360—automatically deanonymizes, merges, and enriches contacts and accounts using AI.
Our machine learning models match inputs from across digital channels to specific people and organizations using email addresses, social handles, avatars, and other key attributes.
The outcome is a 360-degree view of every prospect and company: their names, job titles, work histories, contact information, cross-channel activities, and other critical details—all with zero data cobbling required.
The more data sources you connect, the better Person360 performs. Adding more data doesn’t increase the costs or the odds of errors—it creates an ever-compounding loop of person- and account-level visibility that’s automatically updated over time.
Just as importantly, this data is served up in a UI tailor-made for non-technical teams.
It’s what allows Ops, sales, sales development, demand gen, and customer success to connect email addresses to economic buyers, web visits to buying committees, and LinkedIn engagements to accounts primed for expansion.
And now it’s getting even more powerful.
AI quality control: Auto-block bad data
Our AI now assigns real-time confidence scores to every enrichment provider and every single data field they return.
Common Room uses Bayesian probability—the same mathematical framework that powers fraud detection at banks—to predict data accuracy before bad information infects your entire system.
Say Provider A says John Smith is a "Head of Engineering" and Provider B confirms the same title at the same company. That data gets a confidence boost.
But if Provider C insists John is actually a "Head of Data Science" at a completely different company, red flags immediately go up.
Our AI doesn't just look at conflicts—it weighs data freshness, source reliability, and cross-validation patterns to make split-second decisions about what to trust and why.
Bad enrichments automatically get blocked before they can mislead revenue-generating teams.
Enhanced identity merging: Auto-merge duplicate identities
Common Room has always used machine learning to detect when multiple profiles are actually the same person—and to merge them automatically.
This isn't simple email matching. We analyze behavioral patterns, social signals, company connections, and dozens of other identity markers to build unified profiles with surgical precision.
When we’re 100% confident, we merge automatically. When we aren’t, we surface potential matches for human review.
Thanks to the AI scoring updates we’ve made, our merge model is even smarter than before.
By eliminating bad data upfront, we can auto-merge a significantly higher percentage of profiles—taking more busywork off your plate while delivering richer, more complete buyer intelligence.
The result? We’re already seeing as much as a 79% improvement in auto-merging among customers. And we’re just getting started.
Premium package option: Action on an expanded network of intelligence
Common Room uses a combination of proprietary technology and ever-expanding data partnerships to offer our customers industry-leading enrichment coverage.
Now we’re building on our out-of-the-box enrichment with a premium add-on for customers with specialized enrichment needs.
What’s more, you can choose exactly which accounts receive enhanced enrichment based on your ideal customer profile.
Our managed package of new data partnerships will drive enhancements across verified phone numbers, current company technology stacks, and regional data outside of North America.
You can count on 2-3x expanded coverage across all three buckets, as well as the ability to verify and designate primary versus secondary phone numbers.
This add-on is ideal for GTM teams that operate internationally or have particularly call- or stack-heavy sales motions.
More insights made more actionable
Too many tools offer to help you build the engine. We want to help you turn the ignition.
Not with a system of assembly, but with a system of intelligence.
We believe every team should have access to the data it needs, exactly when it needs it.
We believe every team should spend more time executing than struggling with data inconsistencies, unpredictable costs, or GTM-unfriendly tools.
And we believe every team should receive accurate, actionable intelligence without having to jump through technical hoops.
Because pipegen isn’t just the domain of GTM engineers. It’s the domain of GTM teams.
Those teams need the right data—perpetually refreshed, fine-tuned for maximum accuracy, and ready to action.
That’s what Common Room delivers.
No setup required, always-on, and with a fully transparent, flat-rate pricing structure designed for how GTM teams actually work.
Put identity and enrichment on AI autopilot with Common Room
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