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January Release Notes and Product Updates

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We are thrilled to announce that we have added 33,356 companies and 1,933,844 contacts to our files this month. That equates to 150,582 additional mobile phones and 1,297,785 valid email addresses. Much of the increase is due to the 66,133,106 email addresses we observed on corporate websites this month. A record month in terms of overall quantity and unique application.

The January 2026 Data Dictionary can be found here.

As we continue to expand our coverage of corporate websites, we were able to add a (legal) corporate family to 83,061 companies. That includes 1392 mergers and acquisitions that have happened within the last 60 days. In terms of technographics, 4,530 technologies were added this month mainly as a result of new DNS functionality.

In terms of product updates, we have created a Matched To flag for company data appending so the user can identify what step in the waterfall triggered the append. For a refresher on the waterfall - here is a link. Lastly, we have introduced functionality where a customer can access our Opt Out list whenever they would like.

As a registered Data Broker, RampedUp is required to provide a DO NOT SELL portal for people who would like to be removed from our database. Once we receive a request from the portal, we remove the person's data and add their unique identifier to our Opt Out list. The list is a CSV containing all the persistent identifiers, or RUID's, of people that have requested to be removed from our database.

The process of providing an anonymized ID instead of personally indefinable data allows us to share the latest Opt Out requests with our customers while still protecting the privacy of those who have asked for it. If you would like to see if any of these Opt Outs impact data that you have purchased from us, simply match the RUIDs. Every record we provide has a RUID to reference.

The most recent Opt Out list can be found here.

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