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Core Concepts

Six terms that explain how CatchIntent works.

You only need a handful of terms to use CatchIntent. They follow the model:

Product
What you sell
Audience
Who to reach, what to watch
Accounts
Your ranked book
Leads
The real people inside

Workspace

Your team's home. Holds your Products, team members, integrations, and billing. Plan quotas apply at the workspace level — free-flow across all Products.

Product

One company-the-you-sell-for. A workspace can have 1 to N Products depending on tier (Growth: 1, Scale: 3, Enterprise: custom). Each Product holds its own Audience, accounts, and leads. Agencies create one Product per client.

The old term "Brand" is retired. Same idea, sharper name.

Audience

The per-Product configuration that tells CatchIntent who to reach and what to watch. Exactly one Audience per Product. Four blocks:

BlockWhat it is
SelfYour product, offer, and competitor domains. Drives openers and scoring rationale.
FitWho you sell to — industries, headcount, geographies, optional funding stage. Structured and queryable against our company registry.
PathThe roles you want to reach. Real-world titles, plus optional seniority filters.
SignalsWhich why-now triggers are on for this Product. The full catalog is in Audience → Signals.

The Audience is AI-drafted from your domain during onboarding. You edit any field; changes take effect on the next orchestrator tick.

The old "Agent" concept is retired — there is no more "create another agent" affordance. One Audience does the job.

Account

A company that has become relevant to a specific Product. An Account only exists in your book when something real attaches — a live signal on its company, or a lead under it. No firmographic-match noise; no "Watching" rows with nothing on them.

Each Account carries:

  • Fit tier (high / medium / low) — derived from your Audience.Fit.
  • Timing (0–100) — the portfolio of live signals on the account, decayed by age. Multiple signals stack.
  • Score — within-tier ordering used to rank the book.
  • StateNew → Working → Snoozed → Dismissed → Won, set by you as you work.
  • Signals and Leads attached to it.

Tier is derived, never hand-authored. You configure the Audience; the system derives the book.

Signal

A piece of why-now evidence attached to a company, inherited by every Account on that company. Universal shape regardless of source; decays with age. Multiple signals on the same account compound.

The eight live signals: funding, acquisition, exec_move, hiring, job_change, competitor_engagement, keyword_buzz, icp_search. See Audience → Signals for the catalog.

Lead

A real person inside an Account. The actionable unit. Every Lead carries:

FieldWhat it tells you
ProfileWho they are and where they work
WarmthHow strong fit + signal are on this person
OpenerA drafted first message written for them and the why-now

A Lead always belongs to exactly one Account.

Workable Account

The headline quality metric — what you actually pay for. An Account is workable when:

  • Fit ≥ medium, and
  • ≥ 1 live signal on the account, and
  • ≥ 1 lead attached.

A trial that surfaces 8 workable accounts beats a list of 200 cold names. You will see this number in Home.

Account states

StateUse it when
NewJust landed in the book, not yet claimed
WorkingClaimed by a team member, in active outreach
SnoozedDeferred. Auto-wakes on a strong fresh signal
DismissedNot a fit. Hidden from default view; can re-surface on a strong fresh signal
WonClosed deal. Foundation for the post-v1 CRM bi-directional sync

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Sends drafted openers from your own LinkedIn account. See Browser Extension.

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