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At the end of this tour you’ll know where lanes, leads, lists and settings live, and how to jump to any of them with ⌘K. Switch organization or workspace from the top left: lanes, leads and lists belong to a workspace, while the balance and your team belong to the organization. See Workspaces.

Jump anywhere with ⌘K

Press ⌘K (Ctrl K on Windows and Linux) on any page, or click Search… in the sidebar.
The command menu with Go to, Lanes and Create groups

Type a page, a lane or something to create.

  • Go to: Lanes, Leads, Lists, Billing, Settings and these docs. Type a settings tab, like “webhooks” or “API keys”, to go straight there.
  • Lanes: every lane and website, by name or code.
  • Create: a new intent lane, a new search, or a website (owners). In the organization: a new workspace.
Use ↑ ↓ to move, Enter to open and Esc to close.

Lanes

The Lanes page with an intent lane and a search lane

Lanes: what's available now in each lane, and what you've exported this month.

The home page lists every lane with its code, the last 14 days of counts, how many people are available now, how many you’ve exported this month, and when it was last checked. The tabs above the list filter by kind.
  • New lane starts an intent lane, a search or a website.
  • ⋯ → Check all intent lanes now re-counts them for free. Otherwise each lane is checked once a day.
  • With two or more intent lanes, Export from all intent lanes runs one export across them, with each person once.
  • The chip at the top shows your balance. In a client workspace, it shows what that workspace spent this month.
Open a lane to see its own page: see Your first intent lane and Build a list with Search.

Leads

The Leads page: lane chips, recent exports with View and CSV, and a table of leads

Leads: every export, and everyone you've exported.

Everyone you’ve exported, newest first.
  • Recent exports lists each export with its status. View shows only its people, and CSV downloads them.
  • The lane chips under the title filter by lane. Filter narrows by keyword matched, signal and export dates.
  • Download CSV gets everyone shown. Downloading again is always free.

Lists

The Lists page with a file drop zone for target accounts and the Do not contact list

Lists: your target accounts, and who to never contact.

  • Target accounts: drop in a CSV or text file of the companies you sell to, up to 60 MB, with one domain or company LinkedIn page per row, or a column named domain, website or company_linkedin_url. Each lane decides on its Filters tab whether to use it. See Target accounts.
  • Do not contact: customers, competitors and people who opted out. Paste domains, company LinkedIn pages, emails or LinkedIn profiles, one per line. They’re never exported from any lane, and never charged for. See Leaving out companies and people.

Settings

The API keys tab with a form to create a key, and the Connect panel

Settings in a workspace: API keys, Webhooks, Team, Activity and Legal.

In a workspace, Settings has five tabs:
  • API keys: keys for your own code, the CLI and AI agents (the same key works as your MCP key). Connect below them has copy-and-paste setup for the API, the CLI and AI agents.
  • Webhooks: endpoints for removal requests and website visitors. See Webhooks.
  • Team: who can open the workspace, and invites. See Team.
  • Activity: changes to lanes, lists, keys and billing, newest first.
  • Legal: the agreements your organization has accepted.
In the organization, Settings has General (its name), API keys (organization keys), Activity and Legal. Billing, Users and Workspaces have pages of their own. In a client workspace, ⌘K → Billing shows what that workspace spent this month.

On your phone

The dashboard works on a phone too: the menu and search sit at the top, and on a lane the count and the button stay in reach at the bottom.
The Lanes page on a phone

Lanes on a phone.

Keyword search results for payroll on a phone, with Create lane at the bottom

Picking keywords on a phone.