Which CRM do you support?

HubSpot and Pipedrive today. Salesforce support is in the curated integrations list. If you need a different CRM, it is likely a one-line prompt change — all 1,000+ integrations are available.

How does it decide who to route to?

You tell it in the system prompt — round-robin by territory, assign by company size, or use a lookup table in Notion. The agent follows your rules.

What if Apollo doesn't have the company?

The agent falls back to scraping the company's own website for the About and Team pages, and extracts what it can. It never invents data.

Does this replace Clay?

Clay is a spreadsheet for enrichment — you build waterfalls inside a grid. rundash is an agent that does the enrichment on schedule. Use Clay for complex data modeling; use rundash when you want the enrichment to just happen in the background.

Use case · Sales

A clean, enriched lead list every Monday — not a Tuesday task.

Every Monday morning, an agent pulls fresh sign-ups, enriches them via Apollo/Hunter/Clearbit, scores them, and drops the prioritized list into your CRM. You work the top of the list instead of building it.

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The short version

An agent pulls fresh sign-ups, enriches them via Apollo and Hunter, writes a two-line research note, and lands them in HubSpot with the right owner already attached.

How it works

Lead enrichment is the classic "I know I should do this, but it's tedious" task. rundash's enrichment agent handles every step: it reads new sign-ups from your database or webhook, looks up the company on Apollo, finds named contacts via Hunter, writes a two-sentence "why they might be interested" note based on their website, and creates the CRM record with the right owner attached. If the company doesn't match ICP, the agent skips it — no noisy CRM. Routines can run it every hour, or on demand when you want to triage a batch. Your sales team sees enriched leads in HubSpot or Pipedrive, not a spreadsheet.

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Templates for this

Lead Enrichment Cold Email Drafter

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Before you set this up

Which CRM do you support?: HubSpot and Pipedrive today. Salesforce support is in the curated integrations list. If you need a different CRM, it is likely a one-line prompt change — all 1,000+ integrations are available.
How does it decide who to route to?: You tell it in the system prompt — round-robin by territory, assign by company size, or use a lookup table in Notion. The agent follows your rules.
What if Apollo doesn't have the company?: The agent falls back to scraping the company's own website for the About and Team pages, and extracts what it can. It never invents data.
Does this replace Clay?: Clay is a spreadsheet for enrichment — you build waterfalls inside a grid. rundash is an agent that does the enrichment on schedule. Use Clay for complex data modeling; use rundash when you want the enrichment to just happen in the background.

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