Account Management
The Accounts page provides a comprehensive view of all companies engaging with your product or marketing. View account-level engagement, scores, and metadata to prioritize outreach.
Accessing Accounts
Navigate to Investigate > Accounts to view your account list.

Account List View
The accounts table displays:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Account Name | Company name (derived from domain or account metadata) |
| Domain | Primary email domain for the account |
| Account Score | Firmographic score based on company attributes |
| Account Level | Categorization (Target, Qualified, Standard, etc.) |
| Total Leads | Number of contacts associated with this account |
| Engagement Score | Combined engagement across all contacts |
| Last Activity | Most recent activity from any contact |
| Surge Status | Whether account is experiencing surge activity |
Filtering Accounts
Search
Use the search bar to find accounts by:
- Company name
- Domain
- Account ID
Date Range Filters
Filter accounts by when they were created or last active:
- All Time - Show all accounts
- Today - Accounts active today
- Yesterday - Accounts active yesterday
- Last 7 Days - Accounts active in the past week
- Last 30 Days - Accounts active in the past month
- Last 90 Days - Accounts active in the past quarter
Account Level Filter
Filter by account level to focus on specific tiers:
- All Levels - Show all accounts
- Target - High-value accounts matching your ICP
- Qualified - Good-fit accounts
- Standard - Average-fit accounts
- Low Priority - Accounts outside ideal profile
Custom Filters
Click Filters to create advanced filters based on:
- Account score range
- Number of leads
- Engagement score
- Last activity date
- Surge status
- Account metadata values
Sorting Accounts
Click column headers to sort by:
- Account name (alphabetical)
- Account score (highest to lowest)
- Engagement score (most to least engaged)
- Last activity (most recent first)
- Number of leads (largest accounts first)
Account Actions
View Account Detail
Click any account row to open the detailed account view showing:
- Account metadata and firmographic information
- All associated contacts
- Engagement timeline
- Surge history
See Account Detail View below for details.
Bulk Actions
Select multiple accounts using the checkboxes to:
- Export to CSV - Download account data for analysis
- Delete Accounts - Permanently remove accounts and associated leads
- Add to Segment - Group accounts for targeted campaigns
To select all accounts:
- Check the header checkbox
- Click Select All Filtered Accounts if more than one page
Export Accounts
Export account data to CSV:
- Select accounts to export (or select all)
- Click Export
- Choose columns to include:
- Account information (name, domain, ID)
- Scores and levels
- Lead counts
- Activity timestamps
- Custom metadata fields
The CSV download includes all selected accounts with chosen columns.
Account Detail View
Click any account to see the detailed view with four main sections:

Account Information
View and edit account metadata:
- Domain - Primary email domain
- Account Name - Company name
- Account Score - Current firmographic score
- Account Level - Current level tier
- Total Leads - Number of contacts
- Combined Engagement - Total engagement score
- Last Activity - Most recent activity timestamp
Click Edit Account to update:
- Account name
- Custom metadata fields
- Account notes
Contacts
See all contacts at the account:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Contact Name | Lead name and email |
| Engagement Score | Individual engagement score |
| Profile Score | Profile fit score |
| Last Activity | Most recent activity |
| Status | Lead status or lifecycle stage |
Click any contact name to view their individual lead detail page.
Engagement Timeline
View all account activity in chronological order:
Each timeline entry shows:
- Timestamp - When the activity occurred
- Contact Name - Which lead took the action
- Event Type - What happened (page view, email open, etc.)
- Channel - Where it happened (website, email, product)
- Event Details - Specific pages, links, or features
Filtering the Timeline:
- Filter by Contact - See activity for specific stakeholders
- Filter by Event Type - Focus on specific actions
- Filter by Channel - View activity by source
Use the timeline to:
- Understand engagement patterns
- Identify which contacts are most active
- Spot coordinated multi-stakeholder activity
- See what content resonates
- Track the buyer's journey

Surge History
View surge activity spikes for the account:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Surge Window | Date range of surge activity |
| Event Count | Number of events during surge |
| Contacts Involved | Which leads participated |
| Primary Channel | Where most activity occurred |
| Surge Multiplier | Score boost applied |
Surge behavior indicates:
- Increased buying intent
- Active evaluation in progress
- Internal discussions happening
- Time-sensitive opportunities
Account Creation
Accounts are created automatically when:
- A lead with a new
account_idis added - Events include an
account_idnot yet seen - Profile Mappings derive a new account from lead data
You cannot manually create accounts - they're generated from lead and event data.
Account Metadata
Accounts collect metadata from:
- Event properties - Data passed in tracking events
- Lead properties - Aggregated from associated leads
- Field mappings - Account Field Mappings extract specific values
- Integrations - HubSpot, Salesforce, or enrichment providers
Common account metadata fields:
company_size- Small, Medium, Enterpriseindustry- Technology, Healthcare, Finance, etc.country- Geographic locationemployees- Number of employeesrevenue- Annual revenueplan- Subscription tieraccount_status- Customer, Prospect, Trial, etc.
Configure Account Field Mappings to control which properties are extracted and how.
Understanding Account Scores
Account scores are calculated from Account Scoring Rules:
Account Score = Sum of Matched Account Rules
Example:
- Rule 1:
company_size= "Enterprise" → +50 points - Rule 2:
industry= "Technology" → +30 points - Rule 3:
employees> 1000 → +40 points
If an account matches all three rules: 50 + 30 + 40 = 120 points
Account scores represent firmographic fit, not engagement. A high account score means the company matches your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP).
Account Score vs. Engagement Score
- Account Score - How well the company fits your target profile (firmographics)
- Engagement Score - How interested the contacts are (behavior)
Use both together:
- High account score + High engagement = Top priority (hot target account)
- High account score + Low engagement = Needs nurturing (cold target)
- Low account score + High engagement = May not be ideal fit despite interest
- Low account score + Low engagement = Low priority
Account Levels
Accounts are automatically assigned to levels based on their account score:
Levels are configured in Account Levels with score thresholds:
Example levels:
- Target - 80-100 points (top-tier accounts)
- Qualified - 50-79 points (good-fit accounts)
- Standard - 20-49 points (average accounts)
- Low Priority - 0-19 points (outside ICP)
Accounts move between levels automatically as their score changes.
Account-Level Triggers
Set up automated actions when accounts:
- Reach specific account levels
- Exceed engagement thresholds
- Experience surge activity
- Match specific criteria
See Account Triggers for configuration details.
Best Practices
Prioritize by Combined Signals
Don't rely on a single metric. The best accounts have:
- ✅ High account score (firmographic fit)
- ✅ High engagement score (behavioral interest)
- ✅ Multiple contacts active
- ✅ Recent surge activity
- ✅ Key stakeholder engagement
Monitor Multi-Threading
Watch for accounts with multiple active contacts:
- Indicates internal discussions
- Shows cross-functional interest
- Suggests evaluation in progress
- Higher close probability
Use Account Views for Sales Handoff
When passing accounts to sales, share:
- Account detail page link
- Key contacts and their engagement levels
- Engagement timeline highlights
- Recent surge activity
- Relevant account metadata
Regular Account Hygiene
Maintain clean account data:
- Merge duplicate accounts caused by domain variations
- Update account metadata as you learn more
- Review low-engagement accounts quarterly
- Archive inactive accounts after 12 months
Segment by Account Tier
Create campaigns tailored to account level:
- Target accounts - High-touch, personalized outreach
- Qualified accounts - Targeted campaigns and nurture sequences
- Standard accounts - General marketing and self-service
- Low priority - Minimal resources, focus elsewhere
Troubleshooting
Accounts Not Appearing
Problem: Expected accounts are missing from the list.
Solution:
- Ensure leads have
account_idset - Check date range filter isn't excluding them
- Verify account level filter shows all levels
- Search by domain to find specific accounts
Incorrect Account Names
Problem: Account names are showing domains instead of company names.
Solution:
- Include
company_nameoraccount_namein event properties - Configure Account Field Mappings to extract company name
- Use enrichment integrations to populate account names
- Manually edit account name in account detail view
Duplicate Accounts
Problem: Same company appears as multiple accounts.
Solution:
- Ensure consistent
account_idvalues across all events - Standardize email domains (use root domain, not subdomains)
- Merge duplicate accounts via account detail page
- Update Profile Mappings to normalize account identification
Engagement Timeline Empty
Problem: No events showing in engagement timeline.
Solution:
- Verify events exist for the account's leads
- Check date range covers the period with activity
- Ensure leads are properly linked to account
- Confirm events were successfully ingested
API Access
Programmatically manage accounts via API:
Related Documentation
- Account Scoring Rules - Configure firmographic scoring
- Account Levels - Set up account tier thresholds
- Account Field Mappings - Extract account metadata
- Account Triggers - Automate account-based actions