A contact enrichment API for B2B records your systems can use
Enrich contact and company workflows with structured B2B lead data, separate API credits, dashboard-tested filters, and export-ready fields for CRM, product, or RevOps systems.
Enrichment fit
Contact Enrichment API: direct answer
A contact enrichment API is useful when a CRM, internal tool, product workflow, or RevOps process needs structured B2B contact data instead of a one-time CSV export. Dievio keeps API usage separate from dashboard subscription credits so automated enrichment can be monitored independently.
What must be clear before automation
Use these points to check whether the page maps to a real buying or data workflow, not just a broad category label.
API enrichment is strongest when downstream tools know the required fields and fallback behavior.
API credits are separated from subscription credits, which helps keep automated usage predictable.
Manual preview workflows reduce the risk of automating a weak or oversized segment.
Who should use this page
Use these paths to decide whether Dievio fits the actual lead generation job, not just the broad software category.
Internal tools
RevOps teams filling missing buyer contacts for target accounts.
Agency systems
Products that need contact data inside a user workflow.
RevOps workflows
Agencies automating enrichment for recurring client segments.
Product use cases
Developers building lead scoring, routing, or CRM completion systems.
How to plan an API workflow
Start with the exact system that will consume the data, then define filters, volume limits, retry behavior, dedupe rules, and the fields required downstream. API credits should be tied to returned records and monitored separately from dashboard exploration.
Define the segment
Lock the buyer role, company profile, geography, and data availability rules before export.
Preview before credits
Check whether the market is too narrow, too broad, or missing required contact fields.
Export by message
Split lists by persona or use case so outreach, enrichment, and reporting stay clean.
Contact enrichment API checklist
Treat enrichment as a controlled data pipeline, not an unlimited lookup loop.
- Define required and optional fields before implementation.
- Cap results per account, segment, or customer to control credit usage.
- Log matches, misses, dedupe decisions, and downstream sync status.
Practical workflow detail
This page includes a concrete decision table, a sample output shape, and the shortest useful path from search to handoff.
When to use API enrichment versus manual export
The enriched record must land in a CRM, product workflow, scoring model, or internal system.
A one-time campaign CSV is enough and no downstream system needs automation.
Required fields, result caps, dedupe logic, and fallback behavior are already defined.
The team is still guessing which persona, region, or company segment should be enriched.
You can track API credit usage, returned records, misses, and sync status.
Nobody owns logs, caps, retries, or cleanup for automated enrichment jobs.
Example API response shape
A production enrichment workflow should return enough context for dedupe, routing, and audit logs.
- Contact
- name, title, seniority, department, location
- Company
- domain, industry, employee size, revenue band, country
- Signals
- email status, phone status, LinkedIn URL coverage
- Ops
- request id, segment name, credit usage, sync status
Mini workflow: enrichment API rollout
Validate a representative segment in the dashboard and confirm field coverage.
Define required fields, result caps, dedupe rules, and destination mapping.
Run capped API jobs, log every result, and monitor API credits separately.
Contact enrichment API rollout test
A contact enrichment API page should answer the implementation question: what input goes in, what record comes back, and how the system avoids uncontrolled usage.
Define account domain, buyer role, seniority, region, required fields, result cap, and segment name.
Prevents a vague enrichment job from becoming an expensive broad search.Map contact, company, field availability, request id, and credit usage into the destination schema.
Makes CRM sync, product display, scoring, and audit logs predictable.Assign monitoring for credits, duplicate records, misses, retry behavior, and downstream sync failures.
Turns enrichment from a one-off script into a controlled data workflow.Example enrichment request
This is the shape a developer or RevOps owner should define before writing the integration.
{
"segment": "crm_saas_revenue_leaders",
"companyDomains": ["example.com", "northstar.io"],
"titles": ["VP Sales", "Head of Revenue", "RevOps"],
"requiredFields": ["email", "linkedinUrl", "companyDomain"],
"maxContactsPerCompany": 3
}- Credit control
- Cap records per account and log returned leads per request
- Dedupe key
- Use email, LinkedIn URL, or contact + company domain depending on downstream system
How to decide before you spend time or credits
Use this section as a practical checklist before building the list, comparing vendors, or moving the workflow into API usage.
Use dashboard first
Validate filters manually before turning a lead search into recurring API calls.
Move repeatable jobs to API
Automate searches that run on a schedule, feed an internal tool, enrich records, or create lists for multiple teams.
Control usage separately
Keep API credits, dashboard credits, rate limits, dedupe rules, and downstream storage clearly separated.
Recommended workflow
Define enrichment input
Start from account domains, target roles, seniority, region, or a known ICP template that has already been tested in the dashboard.
Set data requirements
Decide which fields are required: email, phone, LinkedIn URL, title, company domain, employee size, industry, and location.
Monitor API credits and results
Use API credit top-ups separately from dashboard credits so enrichment jobs can be capped, logged, and reviewed.
Example searches to run in Dievio
These are starter patterns, not fixed templates. Use them to test coverage, then adjust one filter group at a time.
CRM contact completion
- Filters
- CRM account domains; Director+ buyer roles; email available; LinkedIn URL preferred.
- Use it for
- Fill missing contacts for accounts already owned by sales or customer teams.
- Export fields
- Structured records for CRM update, dedupe, scoring, and routing.
Product enrichment flow
- Filters
- User-selected company type; target role; capped records; required email status.
- Use it for
- Let a product workflow return usable B2B contacts with controlled API usage.
- Export fields
- API response with contact fields, company context, and usage metadata.
RevOps enrichment queue
- Filters
- Target account list; seniority and department filters; phone optional; region constrained.
- Use it for
- Standardize enrichment for routing, account coverage, and campaign readiness.
- Export fields
- Records for enrichment logs, CRM sync, and QA review.
Filters to start with
These are the first filter groups to test. Start with the strict version, preview the count, then loosen one dimension at a time so relevance does not collapse.
Contact filters
Title, seniority, department, location
Company filters
Domain, industry, employee size, revenue, region
Field filters
Email status, phone status, LinkedIn URL coverage
What the API workflow should be ready for
The workflow should return structured records that can be deduped, routed, monitored, and used by the destination system without manual cleanup.
- Defined request filters, result limits, and required contact fields.
- Separate tracking for API credit usage, returned records, dedupe rules, and failed downstream syncs.
- A tested manual segment before the same search becomes recurring automation.
Use enrichment when the destination is a system
If the output needs to flow into a CRM, internal dashboard, product workflow, scoring model, or routing queue, API enrichment is usually cleaner than manual export.
Validate manually before automating
Teams can use Dievio preview counts and dashboard searches to test the segment before turning the same logic into an API workflow.
Related pages for the same workflow
Continue from this page into live search, pricing, API planning, or a more specific lead-list playbook.
Questions teams ask before choosing Dievio
Does Dievio offer a contact enrichment API?
Dievio offers API access with separate API credit top-ups for teams building B2B lead search and enrichment workflows.
What can the contact enrichment API return?
Use cases commonly involve contact fields, company context, email availability, LinkedIn URLs, phone availability, and structured lead records for downstream systems.
Should I test enrichment filters before using the API?
Yes. Preview and dashboard searches help validate coverage, field availability, and relevance before automated API usage begins.
Source notes
This page is based on Dievio API access, dashboard/API credit separation, preview-count workflows, and public product/pricing pages.
Last reviewed: May 2026
Validate the segment before you export
Use Dievio preview counts to check market size, tighten filters, and export leads only when the list is ready for outreach.