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Enrichment fills in facts about your prospects, like a work email, a phone number, or a company’s employee count. Pick one from the catalog, tell it which details to read, and it fills in for every prospect.
The Tools panel with the Enrichment tab selected, enrichments grouped under Email, Phone, Company and Person headings, each with a one-line description and a price in credits.

The Tools panel, open on the Enrichment tab.

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Find an enrichment

Click Tools in the toolbar. The catalog opens beside the table on its Enrichment tab. Its other tabs are Agent, Functions and Import & export. The Enrichment tab groups its rows into shelves by what they find: Email, Phone, Company, Person, Social profiles and Marketing. Scroll to the shelf you need, or type in Search at the top to look across every tab at once. Every row shows what it costs per prospect, so you can compare a few before you pick.

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Add the column

1

Pick an enrichment

Click a row on the Enrichment tab. It opens in the column editor.
2

Map its inputs

The Inputs card lists what the enrichment needs, such as an email address or a company domain. For each one, pick the column that holds that value.
3

Create the column

Click Create & run 10 rows to add the column and fill in a first batch. The arrow beside it offers Create & run 50 rows, a run over every row, and Create and don’t run.
4

Run it later, if you skipped that

Open the column’s header menu and choose Run.

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What it costs

Oneprofile checks several sources in order until one finds the answer, and each source has its own price. A prospect is charged the price of the source that answered, and nothing when none does. So where the prices differ, the catalog row shows the most a prospect can cost and what one usually costs. The editor’s footer and the column’s run menu quote runs the same way. An enrichment with one price shows one figure.

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Good to know

An input marked required has to have a value for its row to run. Rows missing it are skipped, not charged.
The dropdown ranks your columns by fit: exact type matches first, then other single values. A column that holds a whole record rather than one value is dimmed and cannot be picked. Sending a whole value where one fact belongs produces a wrong answer.
Add column at the end of the header row is a separate, smaller control. It opens a short list: Find or enrich, Write with AI, Run an agent, Write a formula, Import or export, and Type in values for plain types like text and number. Find or enrich, Run an agent and Import or export open the Tools panel on that tab, while the two Write rows open a new column’s editor.
The batch sizes clamp to the rows you have. A table of 30 rows offers a run over 10 rows and a run over 30, rather than two identical options.
A run stops when your workspace runs out, and the remaining rows never run. Buy credits and run the column again.

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Next steps

Enrich people data

Watch work emails fill in automatically.

Run columns

Control what runs, when, and over which prospects.

Agent columns

Add a detail an agent fills in with its own reasoning.

Credits and billing

See where credits go and how to buy more.