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technographic data

Data about which technologies a company's website runs, such as its CMS, analytics, ecommerce platform or AI-crawler policy, used to build sales lead lists. CrawlCheck's datasets record it from the site's own responses on a stated date.

What technographic data does not show

It shows what the site served when it was checked; it goes stale as sites change, and detecting a tool on a page does not show the company pays for or uses it.

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Questions about technographic data

What is technographic data?

Data about which technologies a company's website runs, such as its CMS, analytics, ecommerce platform or AI-crawler policy, used to build sales lead lists. CrawlCheck's datasets record it from the site's own responses on a stated date.

What does technographic data not show or guarantee?

It shows what the site served when it was checked; it goes stale as sites change, and detecting a tool on a page does not show the company pays for or uses it.

Which area of the glossary does technographic data belong to?

Measurement and evidence: The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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