What Tamozo does

Tamozo answers one question: who should I be talking to? You describe the kind of person or company you sell to, in plain words. It reads the market against that description and returns a short list of real people — each with the reason it matched and a way to reach them.

It is not a database with filters. A database hands you rows and leaves the selection to you; the selection is the part Tamozo does.

What you get back

A batch is 50–500 people, not 100,000. Every row carries:

• Who they are — role, company, where they are, how long they have been in the seat
• Why they matched — one line, written against your description, not a score with no explanation
• A way to reach them — their LinkedIn profile, and an email address where one can be verified

The shape of the work

1. Describe who you want. A paragraph in your own words does more than twenty filters.
2. Read what comes back, and say yes or no. Approving is a decision you make per person, with the reason in front of you.
3. Reach them. Either export the list and work it wherever you already do, or — on Growth and above — send from your own mailbox and LinkedIn without leaving Tamozo.

Each of those has its own section in these docs, in that order.

What an agent is

An agent is a saved description plus everything it has ever found. You brief it once; you can re-run it later and it brings back what is new since last time.

That is the unit of work here. Not a project, not a campaign — a standing description of who you want, which you can point at again next quarter.

Where the data comes from

Public professional profiles, company pages and live job postings, aggregated from several sources and cross-checked. Every delivered lead is re-validated at the moment of delivery: a profile we cannot verify does not reach you, and an email we cannot verify is not billed.