Find the buyers your filters miss

A lead list is a targeted set of prospects that fit your ICP, each with the right contact and a concrete reason to reach out now. A good one is built from what’s true today — who’s still in the role, who just moved, who’s showing a buying signal — not a pile of names you still have to clean.

It works in the Chrome you’re already signed into, so it runs your search inside your own LinkedIn Sales Navigator, reads each account’s recent activity, checks a funding or hiring trigger, confirms the right contact is still in the role, and keeps only the people matching a signal the search filters can’t express. It hands back a CSV with a source and a trigger on every row, at human pace, in a session you control.

No. It uses the contact details your own Sales Navigator seat already shows and never claims an address is deliverable — email verification and enrichment are a different job, so keep your tool for that. What Actionbook does that they can’t is read each account’s live activity and filter on it, so the list you hand to your enrichment step is already qualified.

Those are databases: they sell you stored contact records and enrichment. Actionbook isn’t a database and doesn’t resell emails — it operates the Sales Navigator you’re already paying for, reading live activity and role changes the snapshot misses and the search UI can’t filter on. It pairs with an enrichment tool rather than replacing one: use Actionbook to surface and qualify the right people before you ever spend an enrichment credit.

It works at human pace inside your own browser, the way you would if you were reading the profiles yourself, not hammering an API or bulk-scraping in the background, which is what gets accounts flagged. You stay signed in, in control of the session, and it never sends, connects, or messages on its own.

For the Sales Navigator workflows, yes, it reads what your own seat can see. The upside is the list is exactly as good as your access, with no extra scraper subscription or export credits on top, and it reads LinkedIn Jobs the same way, in the same login.

No. You paste a prompt into the AI you already use (Actionbook works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, OpenClaw, Hermes, and any MCP-compatible client), and it builds the list in your own browser. There’s nothing to script, scrape, or connect.