Watch a name turn into a complete contact

A name and company, or an email, is enough to start. The more you capture, the more it has to work with, but it doesn't need a complete record to begin.

It leaves the field blank rather than fill it with a guess. Blinq only writes a field when it finds high-confidence, verified data, so a missing email stays empty instead of becoming a wrong one. Every field is editable, so you can always add what you know.

Blinq is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant. Enrichment draws on established external data providers, never on your contacts or anyone else's, so what reaches your CRM comes from sources meant for business use.

Event halls are famous for dead spots, and Blinq expects them. Every scan queues on your phone, so you can keep meeting people, and the enrichment catches up the moment you're back in signal. Nothing needs rescanning, and nothing gets lost.

Yes. Every Blinq user gets enrichment on new contacts, including title, company, LinkedIn, a photo, and where you met. Verified email and phone are premium for personal use, and standard for teams.

Native, real-time integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, and Marketo, plus Zoho and Pipedrive, and thousands more tools through Zapier. New contacts land in the right fields, and existing ones are updated, not overwritten.

Waterfall enrichment checks one data source after another in order of reliability and stops the moment it finds a verified match. Rather than trust a single provider, Blinq runs each field through 25+ specialist sources until it finds high-confidence data. If none has it, the field stays blank rather than guessed.

A standard waterfall queries data providers in sequence and returns the first match it finds. Blinq's live waterfall adds three things: AI that searches in real time when every provider comes up short, verification on every email and phone number before it's saved, and a rule that a field stays blank rather than guessed. It also runs at the moment you capture someone, so the data reflects today, not the last database refresh.

For lists you already have, you could stitch providers together with a tool like Clay, and plenty of ops teams do. The hard part is running it at the handshake: on a phone, from a badge or a card share, verified in seconds, tied to where and when you met, and synced before your rep leaves the booth. That part comes built.

Bulk list enrichment is on Blinq Business: point the same live waterfall at past event leads or an aging CRM export, and every record comes back cleaned, completed, and verified.

From outside data providers, never from other Blinq users. Blinq draws on 25+ specialist sources, each strong on a different field, plus AI that searches public information in real time when a provider falls short. What you capture in person is never part of it.

It's pulled live the moment you meet someone, so it reflects where they are right now, not a snapshot from a database last refreshed months ago. You get their current role and company as of the day you actually met.

Blinq focuses on the contact: verified email, phone, title, company, and LinkedIn. It isn't a firmographic or buying-intent database, so if you need deep company signals or intent scoring, that's a different kind of tool. What Blinq does is make the person you met a complete, reachable contact.

Different job. Clay and ZoomInfo enrich lists of people you may never have met. Blinq enriches the people you meet in person, the moment you meet them, and lets you verify the details before they land. You start from a real conversation, not a cold list.

Both enrich contacts in real time, and the stat sheets look similar. Two differences matter. Blinq's enrichment works for individuals as well as teams, so anyone can use it. And Popl says its engine learns from its users' badge scans, while Blinq's never learns from yours. What your team captures stays yours.