InMarketIQ · Identity Graph

A connected identity for the person behind the record.

The InMarketIQ identity graph connects person attributes, professional roles, company relationships, and available contact information. Persistent identifiers allow related information to stay associated with the same individual.

One connected identityIllustrative example
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Jordan EllisThe person stays connected.
Professional roleFunction and seniority
CompanyBusiness relationship
ContactAvailable channels
ResearchPerson-linked activity

Available relationships enrich the same person identity.

Record relationships

A person, a role, and an employer are connected records.

Illustrative example: professional context describes where someone works and what they do. It is associated with the person rather than treated as the identity itself.

01Person

Jordan Ellis

The individual remains the reference point for identity and activity.

Person identifierAvailable contact channelsProfessional profile
02Professional relationship

VP Operations

The relationship describes the person’s role at a particular business.

Original titleFunction and seniorityAvailable work history
03Company

Aster Fulfillment

The company adds business meaning and market context.

Company identifierPrimary domainBusiness classification
Identity and professional coverage

Professional context adds meaning to an identity.

Person and contact attributes
Names and identifiersConnect information belonging to the same individual.
Contact informationAvailable work and personal email addresses, mobile numbers, and direct-dial numbers.
Professional profileA profile URL and available professional history supply additional identity context.

A field can be unavailable. An available contact channel and its validation state are separate attributes.

Role and company relationships
Original job titleThe title retained from the professional record.
Normalized roleA standardized function, department, or seniority classification used for comparison.
Company relationshipThe business and domain associated with the professional role.
Available historyPrevious roles or employers and associated dates, where present.

A changed employer should be interpreted alongside the available relationship history and update dates.

Record dates and validation
Record updateWhen information within a record was updated.
Field observationWhen a particular attribute was last seen or confirmed, where available.
Contact validationThe available validation status associated with a contact channel.

Record freshness and contact availability vary by attribute. A record-level update is not a confirmation of every field.

How identity is used

The research belongs to a person. The company supplies context.

Connect the signal

Associate person-level research with the corresponding identity.

Evaluate the relationship

Use the person’s professional role and the company’s fit to interpret relevance.

Support engagement

Provide available contact information and buyer context for the configured workflow.

The wider identity foundation includes personal and professional records. The population of identified people is different from the population with a current, complete business profile.
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Review the identity behind a buyer record.

Walk through the information, matching logic, and buyer output relevant to your business.

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