Against broad contact databases

Coverage tools and resolution tools solve different problems.

If you need ten thousand contacts at catalogued companies, a coverage database is the right purchase. eFinder is what you reach for when that database returns nothing.

A loose scatter of many pale rings on the left, and on the right a single brass dot at the exact centre of two concentric rings.
Comparison of broad contact databases and eFinder across six capabilities
Capability Broad contact database eFinder
Design objective Maximum coverage and list volume Resolving one high-value target correctly
When no record exists Returns nothing, or the nearest record Begins an active investigation
Basis of confidence A status flag from a single source Agreement across six independent signals
Evidence Not exposed to the user Full trail attached to every result
Uncertain outcome A guessed pattern, presented as a find A scored fallback route, or nothing at all
Private companies & Asia Thin, built around catalogued public firms The core design case
Billing on failure Credit consumed regardless of quality No charge below the confidence threshold
Resolve a contact free