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Connect FullContact to enrich person and company profiles, resolve identities, and tag customer records.

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Actions available for FullContact on Stepper

Enrich Person

Enrich a person profile using one or more identity inputs (email, phone, name, location, social profiles). Returns demographics, employment, social handles, bio, and avatar. Provide as many identity fields as possible to improve match confidence.

  • 13 parameter s

Enrich Company

Enrich a company profile using a domain name. Returns company name, location, social profiles, employee count, industry, founding year, and more.

  • 1 parameter s

Resolve Identity

Resolve one or more identity signals to a persistent FullContact PersonID. Use this to unify fragmented customer records. Returns matching PersonIDs and associated RecordIDs.

  • 13 parameter s

Map Identity

Map a custom record ID to a person's identity in the FullContact graph. This is required before tagging a record with the Create Tags action. Returns the associated PersonIDs. Provide at least one identity signal (email, phone, or social profile) alongside the Record ID for a successful mapping.

  • 12 parameter s

Create Tags

Add key/value tags to a mapped customer record. The record must already be mapped via the Map Identity action. Tags are used for segmentation and audience building.

  • 2 parameter s

Get Tags

Retrieve all tags currently associated with a mapped customer record.

  • 1 parameter s

Verify Match

Verify whether provided identity fields (email, phone, name, address) match a known person in the FullContact graph. Returns boolean match results per field pair and a risk/fraud score (0–100, lower = lower risk).

  • 9 parameter s

Verify Signals

Retrieve detailed verified signal data for a set of identity inputs. Returns verified emails, phones, social profiles, demographics, and employment history. More comprehensive than Enrich Person for identity verification use cases.

  • 10 parameter s

Make HTTP Request

Make an HTTP request to any URL with full control over method, headers, and body.