Contact Enrichment

Request a phone number, email, address, and age for a person you only have a name for.

You often know who owns a parcel long before you know how to reach them. Request Contact Information searches third-party consumer data for the rest of the record — a phone number, an email, a mailing address, and an age — using what you already have as the starting point.

Where it appears

The request card shows up in two places:

• On a contact — in the Contact Info section of the contact panel, whenever the record is incomplete: missing a phone and an email, or missing an address.
• In the create-contact form — below the contact fields, so you can search and fill the form in one pass.

Requires the Enrich a Contact permission. Without it the card is hidden entirely.

What a search needs

A search needs a name, plus at least one of email, phone, or address. Until both halves are present, the card says so rather than offering the button:

Name and at least one of email, phone, or address is required to search for additional information.

CamoAg only asks for the fields you’re missing. If you already have a phone number, the search requests an email and an address and leaves the phone alone — matches are billed per field returned.

What comes back

A match fills in a Requested Contact Information card:

Field	Notes
Name	Select it to copy.
Age	Derived from an approximate date of birth.
Email	Links to a new message.
Address	Street, city, state, and ZIP.
Phone	Links to dial, with a Do Not Call warning where one applies.

In the create-contact form, Apply all above drops every returned field into the form at once — the address replaces the one in the form — and the button flips to Applied!. You can also copy any single value and paste it where you want it. Nothing is saved until you select Save Contact.

If no match is found, the card reads No additional data found. A search that returns nothing is common for people with little consumer footprint; it isn’t an error.

Do Not Call checking

Whenever a search returns a phone number, CamoAg checks that number against the National and State Do Not Call registries and shows a warning beneath it when it’s listed:

Before contacting, be aware this number has been registered on the National Do Not Call list in addition to the following State Do Not Call lists: IA, IL.

Federal and state listings are called out separately, so you can see which registry applies.

CamoAg surfaces Do Not Call status as a courtesy. Your organization is responsible for any calls it places to individuals on a Do Not Call registry.

Accuracy

Enrichment data comes from a third-party data provider. CamoAg doesn’t independently verify it or guarantee its accuracy — treat it as a supplement to what you already know, and verify before you act on it.

Limits

• One person at a time. Bulk enrichment isn’t available; to load a list, use contact import instead.
• Individuals, not businesses. The search is built around a person’s name.
• CRM contacts stay read-only. If your organization has a CRM integrated, contact details synced from it can’t be edited in CamoAg, and data from the CRM overrides anything entered here.

Guides

Requesting contact information for a landowner

The step-by-step walkthrough, starting from a parcel.