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What is outsend

A processor for B2B prospect data — extract from Google Maps, enrich, verify, orchestrate, monitor.

outsend is a data processor for B2B prospecting. It turns a search query and a geographic zone into a workable list of qualified prospects, then keeps that list fresh over time.

The work happens in three layers:

1. Extraction modules

These modules pull data from public sources. The most central one is scrap (Google Maps listings). Around it sit modules that enrich each point of interest: reviews, emails, socials, phones_extra, legal_ids, legal_mentions, legal_data.

2. Intelligence modules

These modules compute signals on a list that already exists: pricing, techstack, pagespeed, ads_intelligence, brand_assets, dead_check. They turn a flat contact list into something segmentable.

3. Pipeline & monitoring modules

These don't extract data — they orchestrate it: import, filter, sort, plus verification (verify_emails, delivery_check).

Chained together, they form a pipeline — a DAG you can edit visually. A pipeline can be run once, or registered as a veille that re-runs on a schedule and reports the delta versus the previous run.

Mental model

Search query + zone
       │
       ▼
   [scrap]  ──►  Points of interest (POIs)
       │
       ▼
   [emails] [socials] [legal_ids] ...   ──►  Enriched POIs
       │
       ▼
   [filter] [sort]                       ──►  Curated list
       │
       ▼
   Export (CSV / JSON / XLSX)

The same shape, registered as a veille, re-runs every N days and diffs against the previous output — surfacing new businesses, closures, and reputation shifts as signals.

What outsend is not