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Custom Intent Signal Definition
Coldreach lets users define what counts as intent for their specific product and monitors accounts against that definition across 5+ intent data sources. This area covers whether a user-authored intent prompt is interpreted faithfully rather than loosened into generic buying interest.
“Coldreach researches 113M+ accounts in real time to find only relevant leads.” coldreach.ai
Mapped capabilities
4 capabilities
Custom intent prompt interpretation
Translating a user's product-specific definition of intent into consistent account-level criteria without broadening it.
Multi-source signal reconciliation
Combining evidence from several intent data sources, including cases where sources conflict or only one weakly fires.
Signal recency and timing judgment
Distinguishing a live, current signal from a stale one when surfacing an account as ready for outreach.
Disqualifying and negative signal handling
Respecting exclusions in the user's definition so accounts that match on surface keywords but fail a stated exclusion are dropped.
Illustrative example
- Input
- Intent prompt: qualify only accounts hiring a dedicated data engineer AND running Snowflake. Account evidence: an open data engineer role; no warehouse technology mentioned anywhere in the research bundle.
- Expected behavior
- The account is not qualified. The output states that the Snowflake condition was not met and that no warehouse evidence was found, rather than inferring it from the hiring signal.