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What can I see on the dashboard?

The dashboard summarizes your traffic and account activity. It shows visitor and session volume, pageviews, credits used, traffic over time, intent breakdowns, top job titles, top locations, top companies, top URLs, and where traffic came from.

Can I use multiple pixels?

Yes. You can create multiple pixels and manage them from Pixels. This is useful when you want to separate traffic by site, brand, or workflow.

How do I install and verify a pixel?

Create the pixel, open the code, and place it in the header of the site you want to track. Once it is installed, Leadpipe can verify it automatically, or you can use the verify action in the app.

Can I exclude parts of my site?

Yes. Pixels support two path-filter modes:
  • excludedPaths to skip specific path prefixes
  • includedPaths to fire only on specific path prefixes
Use exclusions when you want to track most of the site but skip a few areas. Use include-only mode when you only want to track a small set of high-value pages.

What happens when I create a pixel through the API?

The Pixel API returns the created pixel plus the embed code snippet, which you can place in the site’s <head> tag to start tracking.

What can I see for each visitor?

Depending on the record, Leadpipe can show:
  • full name
  • LinkedIn
  • job title
  • professional and personal emails
  • phone numbers
  • firmographics
  • company profile details
  • sessions and page activity
  • technical activity such as scrolling and idle time

How many filters are available?

The available filters are grouped under Professional & Company, Location, Acquisition, Intent, Enrichment, and Contact & Recency. The exact fields available can change as Leadpipe adds data sources.

How do intent levels work?

Use the Intent filters to select the qualification level relevant to your workflow. Review the matching visitors before using an intent level in automation.

What is a segment?

A segment is a saved filtered audience you can reopen in Visitor Data and reuse in automations such as webhooks and integrations.

How do webhooks work?

Webhooks send visitor data to your endpoint. You can choose the segment, pixel, and send frequency. Once per visitor sends one delivery for each qualifying visitor; review the When to send menu for the other options available to your organization. You can also send a test payload, review delivery history, and monitor success rate. In the demo flow, webhooks can auto-deactivate after repeated consecutive delivery failures.

How do integrations work?

Integrations follow the same basic pattern as webhooks: connect the app, choose the segment or filtered audience, choose the pixel when relevant, and start sending data into the destination.

Can I use Leadpipe on a trial?

Trial and plan availability can affect which features are enabled. The app and billing screens are the best source of truth for what is available in your current account.

What does suppression do?

Suppression prevents Leadpipe from matching or enriching visitors that match specified people, domains, or industries.

Can I fetch data programmatically?

Yes. You can use the API key from Settings for programmatic access through the Identification API and Orbit API.

How do I manage team access?

Open Settings > Team. The roles and controls available to you depend on your role and organization.

Can agencies white-label Leadpipe?

Leadpipe supports an agency and white-label motion. The product demo describes white-label delivery as a branded instance under the agency’s own name, including login and sign-up experience.

What is Orbit?

Orbit is Leadpipe’s net-new intent audience product. It helps you find people who are actively researching topics related to your category, even if they have not visited your site yet.