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Company search filters

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Written by Ale Pintaudi
Updated over 2 months ago

🏒 Prospect Company Filters

Company-based filters help you narrow your prospect search by characteristics of the companies they work for β€” such as size, revenue, industry, technology stack, or hiring events.


🧾 General Information

Define which companies to include or exclude in your search based on their core attributes.

  • Company Names β†’ Add specific companies to include (e.g. PayFit, Factorial, Webedia).

  • Exclude Company Names β†’ Remove companies you don’t want to see (e.g. Apple, Exotica).

  • Domains β†’ Target specific domains (e.g. getkombo.ai, intercom.com).

  • Exclude Domains β†’ Eliminate domains you want to avoid (e.g. google.com).

  • Company Size β†’ Filter by employee range (e.g. 50–499).

  • Keywords β†’ Add industry or company keywords (e.g. B2B, SaaS, Artificial Intelligence).

  • Company Annual Revenue β†’ Set a revenue range (e.g. $1M–$900M).

  • Company Founded Year β†’ Search by establishment year (e.g. 1972–2024).

  • Types β†’ Include company types such as Public Company, Educational Institution, Nonprofit, etc.


πŸ“ Office Location

Filter prospects based on where their company offices are located.

  • Regions β†’ Choose global zones (e.g. EMEA, Middle East).

  • Countries β†’ Include specific countries (e.g. Algeria, Albania).

  • Exclude Countries β†’ Omit countries (e.g. Cambodia, Burundi).

  • States / Cities β†’ Refine by regional or city-level presence (e.g. Madrid, Barcelona).

  • Exclude Cities β†’ Remove unwanted locations (e.g. Valencia).

  • ZIP/Postcode β†’ Target by postal code (e.g. 08014).


🏭 Industries

Search for prospects based on the industry of their employer.

  • Industries β†’ Add one or multiple industries (e.g. Information Technology and Services, Retail).

  • Exclude Industries β†’ Filter out industries you don’t want (e.g. Information Services).


βš™οΈ Technologies

Find companies that use or don’t use certain tools or platforms.

  • Technologies β†’ Include companies using tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, Intercom, or Slack.

  • Exclude Technologies β†’ Filter out companies using specific tools (e.g. Salesforce).


πŸš€ Event Triggers

Identify companies that recently experienced business changes β€” helping you reach out at the right moment.

Job Join

  • Time Range β†’ e.g. Past 6 months

  • Company Changes β†’ From one company to another (e.g. Apple β†’ KomboAI)

  • Job Title Changes β†’ Track title movements (e.g. Software Engineer β†’ Sales Manager)

Job Leave

  • Time Range or Date Range β†’ Identify people who left a company in a given period.

  • Company Changes β†’ From which company they departed.

  • Job Title Changes β†’ The role they held before leaving.

Location Move

  • Time Range β†’ e.g. Past 3 weeks

  • Country / State / City Changes β†’ Detect relocations (e.g. Spain β†’ Sweden or Barcelona β†’ Madrid).

Hiring Event

  • Time Range β†’ e.g. Past month

  • Job Title β†’ Identify companies hiring for specific roles (e.g. SDR).

  • Department / Country / State / City β†’ Combine job and location data to target companies currently expanding their teams.


🎯 Tip: Combine company and prospect filters to create hyper-targeted searches
Example: VP Sales in SaaS companies hiring SDRs in Spain (50–500 employees, using HubSpot).

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