Changelog #002
Persona and pages were the start. This week is about the facts underneath them. You can see what tools a company runs, ask your own research questions, and add a custom prompt that uses everything else you already collected.
Let's get into it!
Tech stack column
See what they already use, next to the rest of the lead.
New in this release: a tech stack column.
Each lead can carry the tools and platforms the company runs, grouped by subject so you can scan for CRM, analytics, outbound, or anything else in your pitch. The column sits in the same grid as your other research, so you can filter and sort on it like any other fact.
Before this, stack intel lived in a separate tab or a spreadsheet. Now it is a column you can run, export, and feed into messaging and pages.
Add the tech stack column to a campaign and run it on a short list first. Watch the walkthrough above for the full flow.
Custom research questions
Ask what you need, on the company site or across the web.
New in this release: research questions you write yourself.
Open a campaign and add a research column with your own question. Scope it to the company website when you want a tight read, or to the whole web when you need a wider scan. NeuroPage runs that question per lead and drops the answer into the grid, ready for pages and messages to use.
Before this, research meant the built-in columns only. Custom questions let you chase the angle your ICP actually cares about (funding, hiring, a competitor, a compliance deadline) without leaving the lead list.
Add a research column, write the question, and run it on the leads that matter.
Your own prompt
Build on the columns you already have, and only when you ask.
New in this release: a custom prompt column.
Write a prompt that reassembles the research you already ran (persona, company facts, tech stack, anything else in the row) into a new answer. The column costs a quarter credit and never runs itself: you choose when it fires, so a draft prompt cannot burn the list by accident.
Before this, turning research into a one-line angle meant copying cells into ChatGPT. The custom prompt keeps that step inside the grid, on top of the columns you trust.
Add a custom prompt column, reference the fields you need, and run it on a handful of leads.
Fixes and improvements
- Credit costs show before you run a research column, so the price is clear before the click.
- Tech stack research is priced at one credit.
- The custom prompt column is priced at a quarter credit and stays idle until you start it.