Find Email Using Name and Company Domain (Findymail)
Finds a professional email address using a person's full name and company domain via Findymail.
What it needs.
Map each field to a column in your table. Optional fields can stay empty.
unique_nameFull name of the contacttextdomainCompany domaintext
When to use this.
The "Find Email Using Name and Company Domain" action from Findymail enables users to efficiently locate email addresses based on a contact's full name and their associated company domain. This API action requires two key input parameters: 'name', which is the complete name of the individual, and 'domain', representing the company’s web domain. Upon execution, the action returns the corresponding email address, categorized under the semantic type 'email'. This functionality is particularly valuable for sales teams, marketers, and recruiters seeking to enrich their contact databases or enhance outreach efforts. By leveraging this API, users can streamline their communication strategies and improve lead generation processes, making it an essential tool in the enrichment category.
What it returns.
Every field this action writes back to the row. Click a line to expand nested objects.
emailEmailtext
How this fits a workflow.
Trigger → Find Email Using Name and Company Domain (Findymail) → enrich → push to your CRM. You set it up once; after that it runs without you.
- Step 1TriggerNew row, form submit, or schedule.
- Step 2Find Email Using Name and Company Domain (Findymail)The Findymail action runs.
- Step 3EnrichWaterfall fills missing fields.
- Step 4Push to CRMHubSpot / Pipedrive / Zoho CRM / GoHighLevel.
Two actions you can chain after this one:
Throughput & reliability.
How fast it drains a table, and what happens when the upstream provider has a bad day.
- Per-minute limit300 / min
- Per-day limit7,200 / day
- RetriesAutomatic w/ backoff
- Failed lookupsZero credits
FAQ.
Run Find Email Using Name and Company Domain (Findymail) in 60 seconds.
Connect the account, drop the action on a column, run it on your rows.