Getting started

Getting started with Ruvio

Choose the right Ruvio starting point for lead discovery, business email finding, email verification, list cleaning, or pipeline management.

Updated August 14, 2026
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Start with the information you already have: a customer profile, a company, a person, one email, or an existing spreadsheet.

Which workflow should I start with?

Use lead discovery when you know the kinds of customers you want but do not yet have a list. Use the company email finder when you know the business and need the right decision-maker. Use the email verifier when you already have one address, and bulk verification when the contacts are in a CSV.

  1. Define the business outcome and the customer segment.

  2. Choose the workflow that matches your current input.

  3. Review the person, company, and contact evidence before outreach.

  4. Add worthwhile prospects to a stage with an owner and next action.

What should I prepare?

Prepare as much current professional context as you can: company name and website, the person's name and role, your ideal-customer criteria, or a clean spreadsheet header row. Better source context reduces speculative matching and makes the result easier to review.

What does Ruvio consider a usable contact?

A usable work email generally needs a likely-exists result and the correct person, employer, and domain context. Catch-all unresolved, inconclusive, and likely-invalid results should not enter standard outreach. Verification improves evidence; it never guarantees future delivery or grants permission to contact someone.