App
Snitcher
Snitcher is a B2B visitor ID platform that helps you uncover your anonymous website visitors.
What your agent can do with Snitcher
Triggers and actions 2 triggers · 11 actions
- TriggerNew Organisation
Triggered when a new company is identified visiting your website in the selected Snitcher workspace.
- TriggerOrganisation Enters Segment
Triggered when a company first appears in the selected Snitcher segment.
- ActionCreate Custom Field
Creates a new custom field definition on organisations in a Snitcher workspace.
- ActionCreate Tag
Creates a new tag in a Snitcher workspace so it can be applied to organisations.
- ActionFind Contacts
Returns the known contacts at an organisation in Snitcher, looked up by organisation UUID or company domain.
- ActionFind Organisation
Looks up an organisation in a Snitcher workspace by company name and returns the first match.
- ActionGet User Profile
Returns the name, email and id of the Snitcher user the connection belongs to.
- ActionList Custom Fields
Returns all custom field definitions set up on organisations in a Snitcher workspace.
- ActionList Segments
Returns all segments defined in a Snitcher workspace.
- ActionList Sessions
Returns the website visits (sessions) recorded across a Snitcher workspace for a date or date range, with optional segment, URL and referrer filters.
- ActionList Workspaces
Returns the Snitcher workspaces the connected account can access, including each workspace's UUID, name, website and available tags.
- ActionReveal Contact Email
Uses a Snitcher email-reveal credit to return the email address of a known organisation contact.
- ActionSearch Organisations
Searches the organisations in a Snitcher workspace using advanced field filters.
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