CRM data enrichment that keeps working after the import finishes
Most CRM data enrichment is a project. You buy credits, run a batch, watch the fill rate improve, and by the next quarter the decay has quietly eaten the gain. B2B contact data degrades 2.1% every month, which compounds to 22.5% a year.
TAMI reads company websites continuously and re-verifies contacts as they change. When someone gets promoted, moves company, or leaves, the record updates and an alert reaches your CRM, rather than the change surfacing when a sequence bounces.
Under 5% bounce. 95% deliverability. Refreshed continuously, not quarterly.
No card needed. Run a sample of your records through and see what comes back changed.
Your CRM looks clean. That is the problem.
Decayed records don't announce themselves. They sit in the database looking exactly like good ones, get pulled into campaigns, and surface as a bounce, a wrong number, or a meeting with someone who left in March.

What is CRM data enrichment?
CRM data enrichment is the process of filling gaps and correcting errors in the records you already hold, using an external data source. It adds missing fields such as job title, direct dial, or technology stack, updates details that have changed, and flags records no longer worth keeping.
The distinction that matters is timing. Batch enrichment improves your fill rate on the day, then starts decaying. Continuous enrichment monitors the records and updates them as the underlying facts change. The first is a clean-up. The second is maintenance, and only one of them holds.
Why enriched CRMs go stale again within a quarter
Three failures, all of them invisible until something bounces.
Enrichment ran once
A batch job fixes the database as it stood that morning. At 2.1% monthly decay, roughly one record in eight is wrong again within six months. TAMI re-verifies continuously, so the correction never stops running.
Job moves went unflagged
The single biggest source of decay is people changing roles. A record with a valid-looking email for someone who left is worse than a blank field, because nothing signals it needs attention. TAMI pushes contact changes into your CRM as alerts.
Dead companies stayed in
Enrichment tools fill fields. Very few remove records. Businesses that stopped trading keep inflating your counts and pulling into campaigns. TAMI reads live websites, so inactive companies are identified rather than enriched.
Enrich once and you have a good week. Enrich continuously and the database stops depreciating.
TAMI reads live web signals, so records correct themselves.
A CRM IS A DEPRECIATING ASSET
Even a good CRM loses 2.1% of its accuracy every month, whether or not anyone is watching.

The cost never appears as a line item. It shows up as reps researching instead of calling, campaigns underperforming inexplicably, and forecasts built on bad inputs.
Upload a sample of your CRM and see how much of it has already changed. Free.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS THINK OF TAMI AI
What TAMI adds to a record, by industry
Six verticals our customers count most, and what the data shows in each.
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Payments and fintech
Processor, payment methods and BNPL adoption per merchant record.
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eCommerce
Platform, checkout stack and trading status, so dormant stores are flagged.
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SaaS and tech
Full technology stack, including the tools you integrate with.
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Logistics
Carrier relationships, corridors and cross-border activity.
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Manufacturing
Systems in use, from trade portals to ERP and hosting.
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Retail
Multi-currency, multi-site and international footprint per account.
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Our European patent for merchant detection makes the payments, checkout and cross-border fields possible. On one UK martech engagement, enriched records held 95% deliverability against providers running above 20% bounce.
Three questions your CRM can't answer about itself
One
How many of our contacts have changed jobs or left since the record was created?
Two
Which companies in our database have stopped trading, and how many campaigns still include them?
Three
What percentage of our records are missing the one field that would make them workable?
Not a clean-up. A maintenance cycle.
Every answer comes back as a count, a corrected record set, and a change feed into your CRM, so the fix arrives continuously rather than as another project.
What TAMI adds to a record
CRM data enrichment usually means filling in a job title. Here's the full field set that TAMI provides.
Verified email and direct dial
Checked at inbox level, not generated from a name pattern.
Current role and seniority
Re-verified continuously, with job moves flagged as they happen.
Technology stack
eCommerce platform, martech, hosting, analytics and banking provider.
Payments and merchant data
Processor, payment methods, BNPL and verified trading status.
Shipping and cross-border
Carriers used and destination corridors served.
Trading status
Live businesses separated from dormant ones, so dead records leave the database.
Every field arrives where you already work.
Every field arrives in the CRM you already use, deduplicated on import, with no development work to set up.
WE WATCH THE SOURCE, NOT THE SNAPSHOT
Most enrichment compares your record against a database that was itself assembled months ago, which means you inherit somebody else's decay. TAMI reads the live website, so the update reflects what the company looks like today rather than what a vendor recorded last quarter.


What comes back when you enrich with TAMI
Not a one-off file of appended columns. Six things, all continuous.
- Filled gaps Missing fields completed across contact and company records.
- Corrected records Details that changed since import, updated rather than duplicated.
- Job change alerts Notifications when a contact is promoted, joins or leaves, pushed to your CRM.
- Dead record flags Contacts who have moved on and companies that stopped trading, identified.
- New fields you didn't have Technology, payments, shipping and merchant data appended to existing accounts.
- Deduplication on import Matched against what you hold, so enrichment doesn't create a second problem.
Is CRM data enrichment GDPR compliant in the UK?
Yes, when the source is documented. Enriching a record is processing personal data, so you need a lawful basis, usually legitimate interests, plus transparency about where the data came from. TAMI doesn't resell databases, so provenance is traceable, and all UK and EU data carries documented lawful basis and managed suppression.
How TAMI compares on CRM data enrichment
Two platforms UK teams evaluate alongside us, and what each does best.
| Breeze Intelligence | Dun & Bradstreet | TAMI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enrichment cadence | On credit spend | Scheduled refresh | Continuous |
| Source of truth | Aggregated database | Registers, filings, public records | Live company websites |
| Job change alerts | Limited | No | Pushed to your CRM |
| Trading status detection | No | Credit and risk signals | From the live site |
| Technology stack fields | Partial | Partial | Full stack |
| Payments and BNPL data | No | No | Patented merchant detection |
| Shipping and carrier data | No | No | Yes |
| Works outside one CRM | HubSpot only | Yes | Yes |
| Self-serve free tier | Requires paid HubSpot | No | Yes |
How to run CRM data enrichment properly, in six steps
Measure the decay before you fix it
Sample a few hundred records and count what's changed. Upload that sample to TAMI and the comparison comes back as your baseline.
Deduplicate before you enrich
Enriching duplicates gives you enriched duplicates. TAMI matches against existing records on import, so the fill rate you report is real.
Fix the fields that block action
Verified email, direct dial and current role decide whether a record is workable. TAMI verifies all three at inbox level.
Remove, don't just fill
Departed contacts and dead companies should leave the database. TAMI reads live websites, so both are flagged rather than quietly enriched.
Set up the change feed
The value is in what happens next. TAMI pushes promotions, arrivals and departures into your CRM as they happen.
Measure again next quarter
Compare fill rate, bounce rate and change volume against your baseline. Saved definitions in TAMI make that a rerun, not a project.
CRM data enrichment isn't a fill rate. It's whether the record is still true on the day a rep opens it. Fill rate is measured once. Accuracy has to be maintained.
WHAT TEAMS DO WITH IT
- Fill gaps across existing accounts and contacts
- Deduplicate on import rather than after
- Flag contacts who have left or moved
- Remove companies that stopped trading
- Report a fill rate that survives an audit
- Stop sequences breaking on job changes
- Protect sender reputation with verified emails
- Segment existing accounts by technology or payments
- Open with something current rather than something filed
- Spend research time on selling instead
Every stale record costs a rep time and a campaign reach. See how many of yours have already gone bad.
ENRICHMENT THAT ARRIVES WHERE YOU WORK
Records sync directly into Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Close, Mailchimp, Salesloft, Zoho and webCRM, deduplicated against what you already hold.
- Changes then keep flowing rather than requiring another export, so a promotion or a job move updates the record instead of quietly breaking a sequence.
- Stripe, United States Postal Service, Trustpilot and DHL all use TAMI to keep their data current.

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With TAMI, building a verified UK contact list takes minutes. Setup is instant. Data starts flowing straight away. Here's what TAMI integrates with:





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