From CSV to scored queue in minutes
Drop in any CSV — Apollo export, ZoomInfo pull, a list a partner sent you. Strīd detects columns, asks you to confirm the mapping, then runs a data readiness summary so you know what’s workable before you commit.
Feature · Lead Priority Queue
Stop guessing which lead to work first
Most sales teams sit on a backlog of leads they don’t have time to work. Lead Priority Queue scores that backlog by trust signals and fit, so your reps spend the morning on the rows that matter.
- Drag-and-drop CSV upload — no schema required
- Automatic field mapping with confirm step
- Trust + fit composite score per row
- Data readiness summary before scoring
- Hand off any row into a Trust Path Scan
- CSV export of the scored backlog
How rows are scored
Each row gets a composite Strīd score combining trust signals (whether anyone on your team has context on the company or buyer) and fit signals (the attributes you care about — segment, role, region, technographic).
The score is fully explainable. Click any row to see which signals contributed and what to verify.
Hand off to action
From any row, jump straight into a Trust Path Scan to find the warm path in, or export the full scored queue as CSV for use in your CRM or sequencer. Strīd does not push into your CRM today — admin-approved connectors are planned.
Frequently asked questions
What columns does the CSV need?
Company name is the only requirement. Buyer name, title, email, and any context columns improve scoring. Strīd auto-detects common formats.
Where is my upload stored?
Uploads stay in your browser session today. Cloud-saved workspaces for teams are on the planned roadmap.
Does Strīd write back to my CRM?
Not today. You can export the scored queue as CSV. Salesforce, HubSpot, and Microsoft connectors are planned and will require admin approval.
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See it on your own accounts
Upload a CSV or paste account context. No CRM connection required.
Private beta · No live CRM, Microsoft, LinkedIn, or Gmail access · Draft only — verify before action.