DiscoverOrg Expanded Content

DiscoverOrg now displays 22,000 global family trees to the subsidiary level.

DiscoverOrg, which has long emphasized technographics and contacts, expanded its company intelligence with the addition of global corporate hierarchies and private equity / venture capital funding intelligence.  DiscoverOrg also expanded its contact / biographic coverage with detailed work histories, educational profiles, and North American mobile phones and personal emails.

“The traditional playbooks for B2B prospecting and corporate recruiting don’t work anymore.  Today’s buyers and hires expect highly personalized outreach at the right time that cuts through the mass-produced noise we’re all inundated with. The additional data we are now delivering make it even easier for our customers to craft the right message and engage where and when they are most likely to get a response.”


DiscoverOrg CEO Henry Schuck

Family trees are color coded and available for 22,000 global companies along with their divisions and subsidiaries.  Tree nodes may be expanded and collapsed, allowing sales reps to customize their view.  Users may link to major subsidiaries that are also contained within the DiscoverOrg company universe while non-covered subsidiaries are grayed out.  Tree nodes include logo, location, and ownership type.

DiscoverOrg has long offered org charts highlighting contact reporting structures, but family trees have been a gap in their service until now.

Funding data includes total funding and round details such as amounts, dates, and investors.

DiscoverOrg did not disclose the sources of their new data sets beyond saying they were licensed from “leading third-party data providers.”  The new content was verified by their 250 editors and DiscoverOrg’s automated verification processes prior to being presented to clients.

DiscoverOrg continues its rapid content build out with 4.3 million human-verified contacts across 160,000 top global companies.  Additional functionality around the family trees is planned for the next three months.  The firm also expects to add funding data screening to their build-a-list functionality.

“Our biggest differentiator is our ability to bring together proprietary technology,automated tools, and integrations that gather data – plus a layer of human verification to ensure its accuracy.”


Katie Bullard, DiscoverOrg President.

DiscoverOrg confirmed that they are on target for their $160M end of year ARR.

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