A tool is adopted
A company starts using a tool you track, seen in its DNS, subdomains, website code or hiring.
Incumbently watches 75+ buying signals on the tools you track and tells you when a company adopts or drops one. By email on every plan, and in Slack or any webhook on Max.
Max posts each change to a Slack channel or any webhook. Slack shows the summary; your own code can read the structured list.
{
"text": "Incumbently: 2 new changes\nDropped Zendesk: Corvid Labs (corvidlabs.com)\nAdopted Intercom: Corvid Labs (corvidlabs.com)",
"changes": [
{ "tool": "Zendesk", "company": "Corvid Labs", "domain": "corvidlabs.com", "kind": "Dropped", "when": "Nov 6" },
{ "tool": "Intercom", "company": "Corvid Labs", "domain": "corvidlabs.com", "kind": "Adopted", "when": "Nov 6" }
]
}A company starts using a tool you track, seen in its DNS, subdomains, website code or hiring.
The records, tenant or code behind a tool go away. That is a switch you can act on today.
Each change is checked and dated before it is sent, then delivered at the pace your plan sets.
A sign that a company is about to buy or switch software. Incumbently watches 75+ of them, such as a new subdomain pointing to a vendor, a removed DNS record, or job posts that name a replacement, and turns them into dated adoptions and drops.
Intent data guesses interest from what people read online. Buying signals here are observed changes in a company's own infrastructure, website and hiring, so each alert is about something that actually happened.
Max sends real-time alerts as changes land. Pro sends a daily digest every morning. The free plan sends a monthly report.
Yes, on Max. Paste a Slack incoming-webhook URL in Settings, then Alerts. Any other webhook URL works the same way.
Yes. Each workspace controls its own email alerts in Settings, then Alerts.
Start free, no card needed. Track one tool and get a monthly report of who started or stopped using it.