Overview
What is ZoomInfo Operations?
ZoomInfo OperationsOS/RingLead is a comprehensive data quality management platform for sales and marketing operations teams to clean, enrich, and route their go-to-market data.
Zoominfo - you wont go wrong in selecting this tool for your sales team.
Necessary tool, good value
Easily Accessible Data
A good stopgap solution for lead routing, but better competitive products exist
Good Tool for Mass marketing but not so good for targeted specific marketing activities.
Ease of access!
World class tool to up-level your B2B prospecting
Review of EverString for Prospecting
EverString has helped light a FIRE within our marketing organization.
EverString Early Impressions
How EverString has enriched our sales pipeline and filled in the gaps that others couldn't!
EverString, no strings attached, all the benefits you want in sales!
A good solution for growing or mature ABM processes
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Pricing
What is ZoomInfo Operations?
ZoomInfo OperationsOS/RingLead is a comprehensive data quality management platform for sales and marketing operations teams to clean, enrich, and route their go-to-market data.
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- Setup fee required
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- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Data Quality Features
- Supported: Data source connectivity
- Supported: Data profiling
- Supported: Data element standardization
- Supported: Match and merge
- Supported: Address verification
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Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Unspecified |
Mobile Application | No |
Supported Countries | United States, Canada |
Supported Languages | English |
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(209)Attribute Ratings
- 8.2Likelihood to Renew6 ratings
- 9.1Availability1 rating
- 9.1Performance1 rating
- 8.4Usability14 ratings
- 8.5Support Rating4 ratings
- 9.1Online Training1 rating
- 10Implementation Rating3 ratings
- 9.1Configurability1 rating
- 9.1Product Scalability1 rating
- 9.1Ease of integration1 rating
- 9.1Vendor pre-sale1 rating
- 9.1Vendor post-sale1 rating
Reviews
(51-75 of 114)EverString at a High Growth Software Tech Firm
- Bucketing prioritization efforts across the portfolio
- Lead Gen
- Lead Enrichment
- Alignment of marketing effort
- Helping Sales & marketing align and strategize marketing efforts
- Bucketing organizations that may be already searching for your solutions
- Helping Marketing, Marketing Ops & Sales better structure marketing campaigns
- Leveraging Intent Data & Models to efficiently segment your efforts to align marketing efforts
- Having a better integration with other CRM solutions across the market (Hubspot)
Just a SalesGal Looking for Prospects to Call On!
- It helps me quickly identify companies by revenue, location and vertical.
- It allows me to find new decision makers within these companies.
- It allows me to exclude companies that are being worked by someone else or are current customers.
- It provides great high-level "about us" data on my prospects.
- I would love have more current contact information. I feel as though I still check everything via LinkedIn.
EverString after a month.....
- Identify strong leads via intent topics and score.
- Identify strong prospects with the similar companies feature.
- Has good information on companies including revenue, location, employees etc.
- The contacts are quite outdated or none are available
- I'm finding that the ESState information is sometimes wrong for where the company is actually headquartered
- I've noticed a lot of my Canadian accounts can't be identified by EverString
I love the Fit Model Scoring!
- The Best Fit model is one of the best features EverString offers. We rely heavily on this scoring model across departments to prioritize prospects for our sales teams.
- EverString has recently added new international prospect data for the United Kingdom, Canada and, Australia, which helps my company's global outreach.
- There is a feature when using "Discover" to identify new leads to exclude companies that are already in your CRM. Unfortunately, this feature doesn't not always work, and on occasion we do end up purchasing new companies we already have, even with this setting enabled.
EverString - The GBU
- They do a good job in sorting leads into industry categories
- They do a good job in collecting data about those companies like number of employees and revenue size
- The user interface is clean and easy to navigate
- If new leads in my market become available, it would be nice if an email alert could be set.
EverString is a solid tool
- EverString is good when it comes to filtering your searches
- Has a pretty extensive database
- The ability to build lists inside of EverString would be helpful.
- Contact information for leads can be spotty at times.
EverString has given us what we need in this solution.
- EverString can provide us actual contact data within an organization so we are not just targeting a company, but contacts within that organization.
- EverString works seamlessly right inside our Salesforce instance.
- EverString's UI is easy to use and navigate, plus our customer success manager is there for us every step of the way if we do run into an issue.
- As we are newer users, I haven't had anything that I can say is a con at the moment.
EverString for Target Account Identification
- EverString has a compelling compilation of company data for the U.S. market, with detailed info on company size, revenue, and tech stack.
- EverString makes it easy to slice and dice their data to create groups of companies for further analysis. It is particularly nice that EverString can take some or all of your current customers as the primary input to create the model against which fit and pattern matching is evaluated.
- It is straightforward to save, further analyze, and publish the end target list of accounts.
- EverString could/should expand to international markets, or at least the top 20-25 countries by GDP. That would significantly increase the value for global companies.
- One of the challenges with EverString is that, while the data set is impressive, it's fairly static. I think EverString could/should work to get my dynamic purchase intent and/or research data into the product and enable alerts whenever companies move in/out or up/down in fit score.
- We use EverString in combination with Discover.Org as the 'whole solution', as we need both the target accounts and the contacts in those accounts to enable our go-to-market. Would be great if that combo was all part of the same solution.
EverString is less valuable when you're looking to build up/out your contact database for a set of known target accounts.
EverString's Intent
- Automatic completed information for building reports and defining audiences.
- Allows you to filter down to companies of interest.
- Gives you access to various resources for the company of interest (news, intent, location, LinkedIn, Website) in one area at the click of a button.
- Contacts are usually not available for accounts.
- Revenue or location reported by EverString can be wrong at times.
- Well suited for companies that have a lot of accounts in their CRM without any information/accurate information.
- Well suited for companies that have the resources to optimize the use of EverString and build out processes of how people should be using it.
Great for prioritization!
- Intent-- helps us prioritize accounts and we we have seen results.
- Customer service-- although their team doesn't always know the answer, they do work closely with you to try work out problems.
- UI-- the UI is very user friendly and sophisticated.
- Their customer service team doesn't fully understand the intricate details of the solution.
- Their integrations could be improved, especially with Salesforce and Terminus.
- I wish all the data available in the widget for Salesforce was available to be pushed into Salesforce to create custom reports.
EverString - Prospecting Tool - Review
- Customized search lists with multiple options such as geography, industry, sales size, etc
- Provides an easy to use interface
- Provides helpful details such as a company summary, industry, etc
- Industry classification not always accurate
- Companies that have a location in a geography but are not headquartered in my geographical search area will appear in the results
- Executive contact information is not accessible such as phone number and email address
- Revenue size estimate not always accurate
- A problem I have noticed is the revenue range estimates are not always accurate for some companies. I would like for these to be more reliable as this is the basis I use to identify prospects.
EverString one piece of the puzzle
- Good intent data - some of the accounts are legit looking at certain words
- Easy to navigate the solution is simple and straightforward
- Integrates well with SFDC
- Some intent data is less than ideal
- Some contacts are very off
- The lead search function is hard to use
Everstring - A Great Tool for Reliable ABM Data
- Strong account-level data. Reliable information on basic firmographic company data.
- Easy to use interface. It is very simple to pull or enrich lists to publish to Salesforce.
- Good customer service. Customer success managers are extremely knowledgeable and helpful.
- Wish you didn't have to publish to custom EverString fields in Salesforce.
- Account List Building - building out an ideal customer profile
- Enriching existing lists for more thorough company data
- Doing research on individual companies for account prospecting
- Publishing account data to Salesforce
- Volume-based lead generation
- Contact building
EverString = 10x success
This helps qualify better leads by finding intent topics that match our ideal customer. The ES score allows me to better cater to emails, the structure of phone call conversations, and deal proposal. Being brand new to the company this has allowed me to gain a good start with quality leads.
- Finding ES intent topics
- Using ES score to find the best quality leads
- Finding similar companies quickly and adding them to our CRM
- The quality of contacts found within a company is poor
- Sometimes the Everstring info will not load correctly within Salesforce
- Intent scores can be inaccurate or out of date
ES Review
- Filter Logic
- Size of database
- UI/UX
- Intent Scoring
- Price for accounts could come down.
- Hard to validate intent functionality.
Great Technology!
- For the most part, EverString accurately pulls company revenue, employee head counts, and industry
- I have found that on multiple occasions the ESTechnologies has been inaccurate, as well as Revenue
EverString - Great lead account prioritization tool
- Data Enrichment: When the lead fills in form, all the details like company size range might not be entered by the lead. EverString helps us enrich those.
- Lead Scoring: We have built a CRM fit model which is able to give us best fit companies based on our history of closed won and closed lost opportunities in the past.
- Audience expansion:we can build an audience based on our needs and companies not in our CRM, which helps us go after these companies through our campaigns
- Reliable Data - High quality and volume of data. A lot of companies in their database to target. We can find companies that do not exist in our CRM. So, we mostly use this for content syndication, display advertising, etc.
- Integration with Salesforce has never caused a problem.
- Intuitive user interface. They also have good manuals on their website explaining everything.
- Customizable company size ranges. The company size range we use is 1-250, 251-5000, 5000+. Everstring has 201-500 which lies in between two segments for us. We don't know if its an SMB or SME.
Work in progress
- Discovering similar companies
- Location of HQ
- Company Revenue
- Contacts
- Database
EverString is less helpful when it comes to nurturing prospective clients and also when it comes to staying up to date with current customers.
A lot of potential, needs work though.
It allows our reps to focus their efforts on companies that are close to or in a buying cycle for solutions like ours via intent topics. Our reps also use EverString to target companies similar to our existing customer base.
- EverString works great with our Salesforce platform.
- The UI is very user-friendly and intuitive.
- EverString helps our company find new organizations to target. It allows us to focus our efforts on high priority accounts, rather than take shots in the dark.
- I wish there were more enrichment via the intent topics. If Everstring could give more direction on who is searching for the intent topics, that would greater influence me referring it to colleagues.
- Contacts within the accounts could be a lot better. More accurate data.
EverString Overview
An issue I have with it is that getting contacts is separate from the company quota, which I feel is a bit bait and switch. Also, the overall price is high. Unfortunately, we haven't seen strong results yet, which compounds the pricing issue.
- Customer Service
- Streamlined UI
- Quality and amount of data
- Contact Quota
- Quotas overall
- Pricing
- NEEDS MORE INTENT KEYWORDS- should match to Google Keyword research
Popo Review
- Revenue
- Location
- ESIntent Topics
- ESCadence Stage
- Correct ES Revenue
- Better Integration with Salesforce
- ES Intent Score don't track over time
- No Contact Level information - it only goes up to Account Level
EverString empowering Sales Teams
- Accurate revenue band of companies
- Accurate contacts
- ES Intent shows who is interested in our type of products
- Larger database of contacts
- Show which area within an organisation is showing ES intent
- Revenue range sometimes off -- goes to 0-1 mil range
Smoke & Mirrors - Lots of promises but no value
- Easily integrates into Salesforce and pushes data in.
- Customer support is readily available
- There are dozens of different data points that EverString touches on
- The revenue ranges are very wrong, and oftentimes completely wrong for even large enterprise organizations. Oftentimes EverString will pull an individual retail store, or bank (as an example) and use that as the revenue range for the account. As an example, ExxonMobile has a revenue range of $0-$1M according to Everstring because it pulls data from a single gas station.
- The ESIntent scores don't track historically over time
- There's no contact-level information
Not well suited - If you're looking to mass enrich your accounts with actionable data like contacts and their direct information. You'll still need another tool to have this functionality.
Overall I wouldn't recommend EverString, as an individual rep it doesn't do anything valuable for me.
Identify target companies that are interested NOW!
- Ability to create audiences and lists. I cover a territory in the West and was easily able to narrow in on the accounts that matter.
- Overall company summaries and intel is nice and concise
- Intent topics truly are a good indicator of interest in a particular company
- Actual contact info for individuals seems week at this point
Lots of potential, but room for growth!
- Intent topics - Showing us what companies are researching
- Finding companies similar to ones we've had success in
- Company sizes are typically inaccurate.
- Some intent topics are more accurate than others.