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New companies, filled in for you

Add a company and Company Lookup finds its website, phone, address and logo, for you to check and apply.

A company added in a hurry is a name and nothing else. Six months later it still has no website, no phone and no logo. Company Lookup fills in the rest.

Add a company as you always do

The company’s page opens with a Company Lookup card. In 10 to 20 seconds it has looked for the company on the web and offers its website, phone, email, address, logo, a one-line description and tags from your own categories.

First it makes sure it has the right company. If two or three firms share the name, it asks which one. If it can’t find the company, type its website and it looks again.

Nothing is saved until you say so

Each detail is listed, ticked, with a link to the page on the company’s own site it came from. Untick anything you don’t want and press Apply.

  • It only fills empty fields. Anything the company already has is left alone.
  • The email is a general address such as info@ or enquiries@, never a person’s.
  • Tags come only from your own categories. It never makes a new one.

For the companies you already have

An account admin can run Fill in missing details, which looks up the companies with no website, phone or logo and lists what it finds for you to apply or skip. Apply all clear matches takes the ones it found on their own site with no doubt about it, and leaves the rest for you to check.

What leaves tiny+

To search, tiny+ sends the company’s name and town to Anthropic’s Claude, with the names of the tags it may suggest. Nothing else from your records is sent, and confidential companies are never looked up.

Company Lookup is part of the Pro plan, and is off until an account admin turns it on under Account Settings → AI Usage.

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