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Oneprofile keeps your go-to-market data in tables. This page walks you from a signed-in, empty workspace to a first table with rows added and one column enriched.

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The Tables page launcher

When you land on Tables, a launcher greets you with a row of cards for every way to start a table. Each card opens straight into that path:
  • Find leads: Search for people or companies to fill a table
  • Find subdomains: Discover a company’s web addresses from public certificates
  • Import a CSV: Bring a spreadsheet in as a new table
  • Import from a connected tool: Bring contacts or companies in from a tool you already use
  • Start a blank table: An empty grid to fill however you like
If you have used the launcher before, click Show less to collapse it and go straight to your table list. Show more brings the cards back.
For a first table, the fastest path is Find leads or Import a CSV. Both are covered in their own guides linked below.

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Find your way around the sidebar

The left sidebar is where you come back to once your first table exists:
  • Find leads, with People, Companies, and Subdomains underneath it, for searching new rows
  • Tables, your list of tables
  • Agents, for AI agents you build and run against your data
  • Inbox, replies from your outreach in one place
  • Sequences, the outreach campaigns you send from your tables
  • Senders & mailboxes, the accounts your sequences send from
Find leads and Tables sit under the Data section. Inbox, Sequences, and Senders & mailboxes sit under Outreach.

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Build your first table

1

Open the launcher

Sign in and go to Tables. The launcher’s cards are the fastest way into a new table.
2

Add rows

Click Find leads to search for people or companies and save the results into a table, or click Import a CSV to bring in a spreadsheet you already have. Either path lands you on a table with rows added.
3

Add an enriched column

On your table, add a column and pick an enrichment. Oneprofile checks multiple sources for that data and fills the column in for every row.
4

Check the result

Review the filled column. From here you can add more enriched columns, add an AI agent column, or send the rows into a sequence.
Enrichment runs in the background as a run. You can keep working in the table while it fills in.

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