Aidentified
Aidentified is a prospect-intelligence platform that combines contact search, enrichment, wealth and household attributes, relationship mapping, and financial-event monitoring. Financial advisors can use the web application, browser tools, CRM connections, or data services to identify and prioritize people for their own outreach.
Overview
Aidentified provides prospect search and enrichment for advisors and other business-development teams. Its records can include household and financial attributes, professional context, possible relationship connections, and events that may create a timely reason to begin a conversation. Users can work in the main application or incorporate information through browser, CRM, and enterprise data options.
The platform helps a firm find and prioritize possible prospects; it does not replace the firm’s outbound campaign tools or supply consumers who have asked to be matched with an advisor. Any relationship path or event signal still requires validation and an appropriate contact process.
Who it may suit
Aidentified may suit an individual advisor who wants a searchable prospect resource with published entry-level pricing. It may also fit a wealth team trying to combine target attributes with event timing and a possible introduction through existing personal or professional networks.
Enterprise firms can evaluate larger data and integration arrangements. Buyers should be comfortable reviewing estimated fields, tracking credit usage, and setting internal rules for which signals are sufficiently reliable and appropriate to use in outreach.
RIA marketing services
Prospecting and outreach apply through search, contact enrichment, audience criteria, financial attributes, event context, and relationship mapping. These functions help an advisor choose people, research possible relevance, and identify a potential route for starting a conversation.
Lead nurture applies because event monitoring and changing priority signals can inform later attention to records already under consideration. Aidentified does not appear to execute the buyer’s recurring email or multichannel campaign, so email marketing and marketing automation are not assigned.
How the engagement works
Individual users can choose a per-user plan with monthly credits and different search, import, data, and integration allowances. A prospect profile is unlocked through the applicable credit mechanism, while saved searches and event information can support continuing research. The provider also offers enterprise and data-service paths for broader use.
The reviewed platform page listed Starter at $49 per user per month, Premium at $199 per user per month, and Enterprise as custom pricing. Plan details should be confirmed before purchase because the number of credits, imported records, files, data fields, and included connections affects the practical cost of a prospecting program.
What stands out
The supportable distinction is the combination of wealth-related attributes, monitored events, and relationship mapping. This gives an advisor several ways to decide whether a contact may be relevant and whether an existing connection could provide a more appropriate introduction.
Best RIA Marketing has not verified Aidentified’s record counts, fill rates, relationship paths, event coverage, data accuracy, or conversion effects. Estimated attributes and algorithmic connections should be reviewed rather than treated as confirmed facts about a person.
What to clarify before contacting
Ask which sources supply each field, which attributes are observed or estimated, how current they are, what permissions govern outreach use, and how a person can correct or suppress information. Review how events and relationship paths are established, whether their provenance is visible, and how quickly changes appear.
Confirm profile-credit rules, additional credit prices, saved-search and import limits, exports, browser behavior, CRM synchronization, enterprise administration, and record retention. Obtain the subscription length, renewal and cancellation terms, support scope, and a clear description of what data remains accessible after the relationship ends.