New Leadspace API Enables B2B Predictive Analytics in Any CRM & Marketing Platform
- Demand for Open API Driven by Growth--Leadspace Customer Roster Has Doubled to More Than 120, Including Four of Five Major Enterprise Software Companies
- Integrating Leadspace Enrichment, Lead-to-Account Matching and Predictive Analytics into Leading CRM & Marketing Automation Platforms Allows Marketers to Boost Conversion Rates, Opportunities and Pipeline
- Engagio Selects Leadspace API to Enable All-in-One Account-Based Marketing
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- More and more B2B companies are using predictive analytics to transform their marketing and demand-generation activities, but many are treated as a standalone point solution. This lack of integration slows processes, makes them more complex and adds unnecessary layers to the marketing stack, reducing business impact.
Leadspace API Brings Speed, Simplicity, Integration
Leadspace wants to help customers connect to better data faster, make the demand generation process easier and make the predictive insights actionable across the entire marketing stack. To accomplish that, Leadspace has launched its first open API. Already in use by select Leadspace customers, the Leadspace API gives data-driven sales and marketing teams the ability to incorporate the company's industry-leading real-time data, lead enrichment and predictive scoring and make it actionable inside every major CRM and marketing automation platform.
A Growing Customer Base Creates More Demand for Integration
The demand for the Leadspace API was driven in large part by the company's growth, doubling in the past year to more than 120 customers today. In addition to four of the five biggest enterprise software companies, Leadspace success stories include a growing variety of B2B companies. For example:
- Web analytics QA software company ObservePoint boosted SDR opportunities by 30 percent and calculated their Leadspace ROI at 640 percent.
- Cloud contact center software provider Five9 doubled lead productivity and added $8.6M in annual pipeline using Leadspace.
Leadspace API Powers Engagio Account-Based Marketing
The Leadspace open API will power a new and exciting partnership, making Leadspace's predictive analytics and lead-to-account matching available in the Engagio account-based marketing platform.
"We partnered with Leadspace because their predictive analytics platform is the best way to connect people to accounts and understand the relationships among them," said Engagio co-founder Jon Miller. "Leadspace's lead-to-account matching helps overcome one of the main ABM roadblocks created when CRMs separate leads from accounts."
"We're very happy to have Engagio as a partner," said Leadspace CEO Doug Bewsher. "ABM is one of the most potentially-valuable developments in B2B marketing since the rise of inbound marketing. Jon and his team at Engagio are making great progress in helping companies take advantage of it."
Leadspace currently integrates with Salesforce, Marketo and Eloqua and is in beta with an integration solution for HubSpot. Pardot and Microsoft Dynamics connectivity is expected in the first quarter of next year.
To learn more about how Leadspace has transformed sales and marketing for some of the leading B2B sales and marketing organizations, visit www.leadspace.com/resources.
About Leadspace
Leadspace is the only end-to-end predictive analytics platform built from the individual up, leading to real actionability and dramatic improvements in B2B sales & marketing effectiveness. The Leadspace platform combines extensive social, web, intent and structured data to enrich, discover and score in real time both companies and individuals who have the greatest intent to buy. Leadspace is trusted by more than 120 of the leading B2B brands such as Oracle, Autodesk, Microsoft and Five9. The company is based in San Francisco and Tel Aviv and backed by Battery Ventures, JVP and Vertex. www.leadspace.com
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