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Kikayon is a cascading data enrichment software for B2B, sourced from over 20 providers, designed to find the email addresses and phone numbers of prospects anywhere in the world and on LinkedIn. Once the data—emails and numbers—is found, Kikayon combines several technologies to verify them four times, ensuring 100% verified data for the client. It integrates with over 3,000 apps from your favorite CRMs: Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Monday, Google Sheets, Make, and more. The solution is 100% GDPR & CCPA compliant and SOC2 Type II compliant. In addition, a free Chrome extension is available.
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It has always been essential, and remains so, to have reliable, high-quality information. Kikayon has met this challenge. Any business can therefore be built and thrive on a solid foundation.
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