Lexmount Web Search and Web Fetch collect company context before a sales conversation.
Sales & Marketing
Turn web research into account intelligence.
Customer research starts with company, product and market information scattered across websites. Lexmount helps your application collect source-linked findings, match them to the right company and deliver reviewed account records to the systems your sales team uses.
Use cases
Competitor intelligence
Lexmount Web Fetch gathers public positioning, releases and pricing pages for comparison.
Market mapping
Lexmount Web Search discovers companies; Lexmount Runtime applies your qualification rules.
Account updates
Lexmount Web Fetch retrieves current pages; Lexmount Runtime runs your snapshot comparison before record updates.
How it works
Example: Account research
Set the target accounts
Provide company identifiers and the research fields your team needs.
Gather account intelligence
Lexmount Web Search and Web Fetch collect company context, product information and market signals.
Review and hand off
After your application checks company matches, Lexmount Runtime can connect your existing CRM import tool.
Capabilities
Supporting account research
Find a company’s public footprint
Lexmount Web Search finds relevant sources for reviewed account research and returns ranked links for your application to select.
Keep research on target
Lexmount Web Search focuses discovery on selected domains before your application builds reviewed account research.
Retain the evidence behind a signal
Lexmount Web Fetch provides readable content or captured page structure to preserve source context for reviewed account research.
Connect existing CRM tooling
Lexmount Runtime connects cloud scripts with browser work and your existing crm import tool through an authorized online client.
Return CRM-ready fields
Lexmount Agent uses an optional output schema to return consistent fields for your reviewed account research workflow.
Web security boundaries, built in
Moli, Lexmount’s browser engine, implements cross-origin rules and storage partitioning to preserve browser security boundaries during web tasks.