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After a search matches leads, one screen decides what Oneprofile fills in about them before the rows are added. Tick what you want and the cost updates as you go.
A panel titled Enrich these rows listing four checkbox options, each with a price per row beside it, above a summary of what the table will cost and a Create table button.

The Enrich these rows panel.

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Pick what to fill in

1

Continue from your search

Once your search has matches, click Continue, then Save to a new table.
2

Tick the details you want

Under Enrich these rows, tick any of the four options. One is ticked already, because a new table needs at least one.
3

Watch the preview grow a column

Each option you tick adds its column to the preview before anything is added, so you see the result first.
4

Create the table

Click Create table. Its label names the exact row count once Oneprofile has finished counting.

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What the four options fill in

  • Find email: an email address for each row
  • Find phone number: a phone number for each row
  • Enrich contact: contact details beyond email and phone
  • Enrich company: firmographic details about the row’s company

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Why pick here instead of later

Picking here fills the columns in the same run that adds the rows, and the preview shows the new columns before you commit to anything. Adding an enrichment column once the table exists means a separate run, on rows that already exist.

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Good to know

Only Enrich company is offered on a company search. The other three need a person, and each shows a Switch to Find people link instead of a checkbox.
You still get every row. Oneprofile stops filling in the extra columns once your balance runs out, and says so before you create the table.
The extra columns won’t fill in at all until you buy credits. You still get the rows themselves.
It shows beside the cost total in the same panel, so you can compare them before you create the table.

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Next steps

Find people and companies

Build the search this screen follows from.

Enrichment columns

Add the same kind of detail after a table exists.