This prompt helps you verify if a prospect is still working at their company by comparing their email domain with the company's URL (works the same with a simple domain). It's a quick and reliable way to keep your contact database clean and ensure you're reaching out to the right people. The template provides a straightforward yes/no output, making it easy to process multiple contacts efficiently while maintaining high accuracy in your verification process. Perfect for sales teams and recruiters who need to validate contact information before important outreach campaigns or when refreshing their database.

I want you to determine if our prospect still works at their company.
To do this, check if the prospect's email domain matches the company's domain.
When examining the email, focus on the domain part that comes after the "@" symbol.
For example, scan the email address and compare its domain with the company's domain to check for a match.
Pay attention to the domain, which is typically the part that comes after "www." in the company's website URL.
Only confirm a match when you are absolutely certain that the email and domain correspond to each other.

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Here's the email address: /Email
Here's the company URL: /CompanyDomain

Please verify your analysis carefully to ensure accuracy.

Note: The accuracy of this check is crucial for business decisions.

How to use this prompt on a CSV file?

Datablist allows you to take an entire CSV file and run prompts directly on every line.

The great news is that the prompt you need is already available in Datablist under the "Templates" section. No need to start from scratch! Simply select the template that fits your task, and it's ready to run on every line of your CSV. This makes it even easier to transform your data with just a few clicks.

Import your CSV file in Datablist. Then select "Enrich" from the header.

Select the template: Check if a prospect is still working at a company

Select Template
Select Template

Replace the variables from the prompt with your collection's properties using / or '{{'.

Define variables using your collection's properties
Define variables using your collection's properties

If you don't have all the variables, just edit the prompt.

That's it! You can now run the prompt on every line of your CSV file and get the results in a new column. 🚀

How much does it cost?

You've got two options. Both are super simple.

Option 1 – Use your own OpenAI API key.

Totally free on our side. Just plug in your key, and Datablist will send requests through your account. You pay OpenAI directly, based on their usage rates. No middleman. No extra fees.

With your API key, for on 1,000 items, you might pay OpenAI around $2.

This is perfect if you already have an OpenAI key or want full control over costs. Bonus: no rate limits from us!

Option 2 – Use Datablist Credits.

No API key? No problem. You can use Datablist's built-in ChatGPT account. We handle the API stuff for you. You just pay with Datablist credits.

  • API key setup – skipped
  • ChatGPT rate limits – avoided
  • Account restrictions – not your problem

It just works.

TL;DR

  • Use your key = cheaper
  • Use Datablist credits = easier

Either way, you're in control.