InMarketIQ · Company Intelligence

Know what a company actually does.

InMarketIQ analyzes company websites to classify what businesses sell, how they operate, and who they serve. That business understanding gives Customer DNA a more specific basis for matching companies.

Company intelligenceIllustrative example
Business classification
Aster FulfillmentIllustrative business profile
“Refrigerated storage and distribution for food producers.”
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Business meaningCold-chain logisticsRefrigerated warehousing · Food supply chain
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Operating contextTemperature-sensitive fulfillment
Classification in practice

One industry category can contain very different businesses.

Website-derived classification helps distinguish specialization, customer markets, and operating requirements within the same broad category.

Cold-chain operations
Illustrative company A

Aster Fulfillment

Warehousing
Services
Refrigerated storage and distribution
Customers
Food producers and distributors
Operating needs
Cold-chain handling and temperature control
Relevant to a cold-chain solution
Apparel fulfillment
Illustrative company B

Meridian Fulfillment

Warehousing
Services
Apparel pick, pack, and parcel fulfillment
Customers
Online apparel retailers
Operating needs
Order accuracy and parcel throughput
Different operating requirements
For a cold-chain technology provider, the specific operating model matters. A shared industry code alone does not establish that both companies fit.
Company information

A business profile with usable context.

Company Intelligence brings commercial classification and conventional company attributes into the same evaluation.

Explore the informationSelect a category
01 / 04 · Information category

Identity

Company name, primary domain, related domains, and company identifier.

Connects the business across records.
02 / 04 · Information category

Business meaning

Products, services, specialization, business model, and customer markets.

Derived from the way a business describes its operations.
03 / 04 · Information category

Firmographics

Employee and revenue ranges, location, and industry classifications.

Ranges and estimates should be interpreted as such.
04 / 04 · Information category

Relationships

Professional roles, connected people, customer accounts, and available research context.

A company match and a person’s signal remain separate pieces of evidence.
Connection to Customer DNA

Business classification gives customer matching more detail.

01Understand

Describe the company

Identify what the business does and the markets it serves.

Products and servicesOperating modelCustomer markets
02Compare

Apply Customer DNA

Compare the company with the pattern learned from customer outcomes.

Strong customersWon and lost opportunitiesWeak-fit outcomes
03Connect

Evaluate the people

Use relevant person-level research inside companies that fit.

Professional relationshipRelevant researchBuyer prioritization
Review the technology

Inspect company matching for your market.

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

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