
Bring context to account work
Explore how selected event and company information could support account research inside a customer’s CRM workflow.
Technology Partners
Build a practical connection between event research and the tools your customers use. Bring a specific workflow and explore a technology partnership with Lensmor.
Start with a use case. Confirm technical fit together.

A useful connection starts with the customer’s task and the data it actually needs.
Describe your platform, the customer workflow, the records it needs and the actions your product will own.
Review available access methods, field mapping, authentication, usage limits and support responsibilities before committing to a build.
This is a partnership inquiry, not a directory of certified integrations. API access, development support and co-marketing are subject to agreement.
These are collaboration directions to explore. The supported fields and connection method depend on the agreed use case.

Explore how selected event and company information could support account research inside a customer’s CRM workflow.

Define how selected contact records should move into the customer’s approved campaign process, with clear field mapping and ownership.

Explore a workflow that brings relevant event context into the tools customers use for planning and preparation.
A practical starting point for a longer-term partnership.
Explain who uses your platform and what should happen before and after the proposed connection.
Confirm available data, access methods, security requirements and operational ownership.
Agree on a small test, success criteria and responsibilities before development begins.
A clear scope, before any data is shared.
Teams building CRM, sales engagement, automation or event technology products with a specific use case for event research or selected contact data.
No. It describes potential collaboration areas. An inquiry does not mean an integration is already available or certified.
Lensmor’s API documentation is available at api.lensmor.com. Availability, access terms and the suitability of individual endpoints should be confirmed for your proposed workflow.
Development ownership, resources, support and timing are agreed during the feasibility review. Submitting an inquiry does not commit either team to a build.
Co-marketing and referral arrangements may be discussed separately. They are not automatic benefits of a technical partnership inquiry.
Share your product website, the proposed workflow and the data or actions it would require. Do not send API keys, credentials or customer records in the form.
Introduce your platform and the customer task. We’ll start with the use case and technical fit.
No credentials or customer records needed.