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See how each source changes the map.

Contacts, calendars, CRM exports, customer files, LinkedIn exports, and target accounts each add different evidence. WarmPath keeps that evidence visible instead of flattening everything into a generic lead list.

More sources make the map stronger.

WarmPath gets stronger with every source you connect. You can begin with one read-only source to see your first warm paths, but add every relevant source you can — CRM, calendar, contacts, or upload context — to uncover more overlaps, stronger evidence, and better account-specific angles.

Every connector is read-only We never send messages, update CRM records, or contact anyone You can disconnect any source at any time
What we never do No outbound sending, no CRM edits, no contact uploads to bought-list vendors, and no LinkedIn credential access.
Coverage score Add more connectors to improve coverage. One source gives an initial graph; more relevant sources improve overlap, corroboration, and confidence.
  • Contacts: find who you already know
  • Calendar: find past meetings and shared attendees
  • CRM: add account history and ownership context
  • Target accounts: focus the graph on companies you care about
CRM (5)Contacts & calendar (9)Workspace (1)CDP & product analytics (2)Payments & commerce (2)Community & events (2)Newsletter & audience (2)Upload fallbacks (2)

Upload/export

Grouped by source type — upload CSV, ICS, or export files you already have.

Contacts & people

SourceStatusWhat we readRequested scopesPrivacy posture
Contacts CSVUpload/exportPersonal and work contacts from spreadsheet exportsNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackUploaded contact files stay scoped to your WarmPath build; we do not reshare or enrich with bought lists.
Fallback: Upload a contacts CSV with name, email, company, and title columns
Customer CSVUpload/exportExisting customers and past buyersNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackCustomer data is treated as proprietary relationship signal — never sold or merged with third-party databases.
Fallback: Upload a customer CSV with name, email, company, and status columns
Newsletter subscriber exportsUpload/exportAudience and subscriber CSVsNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackNewsletter subscriber data stays scoped to your build and is not used for list resale.
Fallback: Upload a newsletter or community subscriber CSV
LinkedIn exportUpload/exportOfficial connection export or manually prepared CSV — upload onlyNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackLinkedIn is upload/export only. No login, cookies, browser automation, scraping, or credential access.
Fallback: Use LinkedIn's official connection export or a CSV you prepare manually
Google Contacts exportUpload/exportContacts export or prepared CSV until OAuth tests passNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackGoogle Contacts export files are parsed like any upload — no Google credentials required for this path.
Fallback: Export Google Contacts to CSV and upload

Accounts & targets

SourceStatusWhat we readRequested scopesPrivacy posture
Accounts CSVUpload/exportNamed companies and account listsNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackAccount uploads are used only to build your private graph for this build.
Fallback: Upload an accounts CSV with company name, domain, and industry columns
Target-account CSVUpload/exportNamed accounts you want to reachNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackTarget-account lists inform fit scoring within your private graph only.
Fallback: Upload a target-account CSV with company name and domain

CRM & revenue systems

SourceStatusWhat we readRequested scopesPrivacy posture
CRM export filesUpload/exportHubSpot, Salesforce, and similar CRM contact/deal exportsNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackCRM exports are parsed locally for your build; we do not sync live CRM or store credentials.
Fallback: Export contacts/deals from your CRM and upload the CSV
HubSpot exported filesUpload/exportContacts, companies, and deals exportNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackHubSpot exports are file-based only until OAuth is implemented and tested.
Fallback: Export HubSpot contacts/companies/deals and upload CSV
Salesforce exported filesUpload/exportAccounts, contacts, and opportunities exportNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackSalesforce exports are file-based only until OAuth is implemented and tested.
Fallback: Export Salesforce accounts/contacts/opportunities and upload CSV
CDP & product exportsUpload/exportSegment-style usage and customer product signalsNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackProduct usage exports inform timing signals only within your private graph.
Fallback: Upload a CDP or product analytics customer/event export CSV

Calendar & events

SourceStatusWhat we readRequested scopesPrivacy posture
Calendar ICS/CSVUpload/exportMeeting history from calendar exportsNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackCalendar uploads use event metadata (title, time, attendees) — private event bodies are not ingested.
Fallback: Export calendar as ICS or upload a meeting-history CSV
Google Calendar exportUpload/exportCalendar export or ICS until OAuth tests passNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackGoogle Calendar ICS uses metadata-first posture — event bodies not ingested by default.
Fallback: Export Google Calendar as ICS and upload
Event & community exportsUpload/exportAttendee, member, and participant filesNo OAuth scope; upload/export fallbackEvent lists are used for relationship overlap signals — not for outbound sending.
Fallback: Upload an attendee or community member CSV export

Sandbox direct connect (test mode)

OAuth connectors staged in sandbox/test mode only — not live production connect.

SourceStatusWhat we readRequested scopesPrivacy posture
Google Contacts OAuthSandbox direct connectSandbox direct connect — read-only Google Contacts via least-privilege OAuthhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.readonlySandbox/test-mode OAuth only. Read-only contact names, emails, and organizations — no write, delete, or live production connect without operator go.
Fallback: Export Google Contacts to CSV and upload until live OAuth is operator-approved
Google Calendar OAuthSandbox direct connectSandbox direct connect — read-only calendar metadata via OAuthhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonlySandbox/test-mode OAuth only. Metadata-first: event title, time, and attendees — private event bodies are not ingested.
Fallback: Export Google Calendar as ICS and upload until live OAuth is operator-approved
HubSpot CRM OAuthSandbox direct connectSandbox direct connect — read-only HubSpot CRM contacts via OAuthcrm.objects.contacts.readSandbox/test-mode OAuth only. Read-only HubSpot contacts and companies — no live production connect without operator go.
Fallback: Export HubSpot contacts/companies/deals and upload CSV until live OAuth is operator-approved
Salesforce CRM OAuthSandbox direct connectSandbox direct connect — read-only Salesforce accounts and contacts via OAuthapiSandbox/test-mode OAuth only. Read-only Salesforce CRM objects — no live production connect without operator go.
Fallback: Export Salesforce accounts/contacts/opportunities and upload CSV until live OAuth is operator-approved
Microsoft Contacts OAuthSandbox direct connectSandbox direct connect — read-only Microsoft 365 contacts via Graph OAuthContacts.ReadSandbox/test-mode OAuth only. Read-only Microsoft contacts — no live production connect without operator go.
Fallback: Export Microsoft contacts to CSV and upload until live OAuth is operator-approved
Microsoft Calendar OAuthSandbox direct connectSandbox direct connect — read-only Microsoft calendar metadata via Graph OAuthCalendars.ReadSandbox/test-mode OAuth only. Metadata-first calendar events — private event bodies are not ingested.
Fallback: Export Microsoft calendar as ICS and upload until live OAuth is operator-approved

Direct connect

Production direct connect paths require operator go-live. Use sandbox OAuth or upload/export fallbacks below.

Roadmap

Planned connectors — not available in your build until implemented and tested.

Pipedrive, Close, AttioSegment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, PostHogMailchimp, ConvertKit, BeehiivStripe & Shopify customersLuma, Eventbrite, Circle, Slack exports

Your data becomes a private opportunity graph

Sources normalize into people, accounts, relationships, and signals — then rank into warm paths you can inspect before any outbound motion.

How it works

Step 1You can begin with one read-only source or upload fallback.
Step 2Add more connectors to improve coverage and corroboration.
Step 3Inspect source evidence, confidence, and gaps.
Step 4Export CSV + brief + manual review checklist.