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Client Growth Hub Features

Audience: Prospects and operators evaluating what Client Growth Hub includes today.

Goal: Catalog the built product surface — research through revenue — without deployment or engineering internals.

Related: Overview, Operator User Guide


What is built today​

Client Growth Hub is a multi-tenant workspace that covers the full client growth loop in one product:

AreaCapabilities
ResearchICP-first Campaign Specification (paste a descriptive ICP; clarification only when needed), derived research briefs, research jobs, modes (standard, search, deep, demo_deep), identity-before-spend, faster qualification first with Deep Research escalation (standard), discovery diversity (synonyms / activity / coverage gaps), hard per-run budget on actual provider spend, run stop reasons, multi-run campaign memory (Run again searches new ground), reuse of matching already-discovered prospects, rerun, clone as draft, end campaign; Guided Setup (Quick / Full / Demo fill) as legacy; Businesses / Contacts workflow toggle
ProspectsCandidate review with evidence, buying signals, confidence, urgency, priority; Recommended vs All qualified; Accept & find contacts then Approve & import; Close the loop; reject with a required reason (optionally teaching the next run); bulk actions; prospects assigned by a super admin; CRM import; outreach drafts and variants
RepositoryPlatform super admin view of organizations CGH already knows and how discovery found them; leftover inventory is reused by later campaigns; assign a prospect to an organization
EnrichmentContact Resolution waterfall after Accept (People Search first, optional ZoomInfo); on-demand company and contact enrichment; contact discovery when no named person; manual save enrichment
CRMContacts, organizations, opportunities, cases, tasks, timelines; soft delete / restore; duplicate and merge workflows
PipelineOpportunities by stage, value, probability, and close date
InboxMulti-channel conversation threads, internal notes, close / reopen / snooze, reply suggestions and auto-reply guardrails
Social inboxB2C draft replies for posts worth answering → edit → Approve & publish or Reject. Nothing publishes without human approval
Templates & sequencesApproved reusable content; multi-step outreach with delays, daily caps, timezone, stop-on-reply
BookingsBooking links and calendar provider integration
DocumentsOnboarding / KYC-style upload → AI extract → review → CRM profile
AutomationsWorkflow templates for recovery and follow-up (missed call, stalled opportunity, no-response, reminders)
Getting startedDocked trial wizard (Businesses or Contacts pack): fixture research → enrich → Approve & import without burning research quota
Agent RunsVisibility into AI/provider calls: status, citations, cost, failures, campaign/prospect context
Dashboard & reportsFunnel metrics; CSV/PDF exports (contacts, prospects, campaigns, audit, executive reports)
AdminUsers and roles (edit name, role, language, status, password), super admin Campaigns (move, clone, share, unshare, delete, assign prospects), feature flags, provider settings (masked secrets), localization (EN/FR), usage, audit, retention, signal catalog, social listening cadence, demo entitlements
Canonical relationship APIsTenant-scoped reads of shared identity and relationship memory. kind=organization is B2B Account Intelligence; kind=person is B2C Intent Intelligence. Qualification, freshness, and discovery stay separate.

Research and qualification​

  • Policy-driven discovery — a descriptive ICP compiles into an approved Campaign Specification (organization type, industry, geography, size, include/exclude, budget). The compiler cannot invent rules the ICP did not state; it asks a clarification question instead.
  • Structured briefs — B2B launches derive a versioned, read-only interpretation (summaries, include/exclude lists, hard exclusions, research questions, search queries) from the approved specification.
  • Identity before deep spend — directories, listicles, and weak identity matches are rejected before expensive per-company qualification.
  • Faster pass first, escalate when needed — standard mode uses a faster qualification pass first and escalates to Deep Research only when industry, geography, operating-business status, or confidence is still ambiguous. search stays fast; deep forces deeper qualification.
  • Discovery diversity — later rounds explore industry synonyms, activity signals (hiring, careers, growth), and uncovered sectors/geographies without increasing the search budget.
  • Full qualified pool — research persists every company that clears qualification; the prospect limit marks the recommended top N among that campaign’s evaluated/qualified population, not unevaluated repository inventory.
  • Contact-light until Accept — company research does not spend on named contacts until an operator Accepts a business.
  • Spend you can see — each run has a hard budget on actual provider spend and always reports its cost and stop reason.
  • Campaigns that learn — rejects require a reason; ICP reasons can version the specification for the next run. Run again remembers what was searched and looks for new companies instead of repeating itself.
  • Continuous account intelligence — scheduled runs refresh stale organization facts and link named decision-makers to their organization.
  • Qualification facts — qualified candidates carry structured evidence operators can inspect before approval.
  • Signal catalog — deployment-wide buying-signal definitions, weights, and urgency drive detection and ranking (Settings → Signal catalog).
  • Priority blend — admins set how much fit vs buying intent vs urgency decides ranking (must sum to 100%).

See Research Campaigns.


Businesses and Contacts​

  • Businesses (B2B) — company-first discovery with structured briefs and Deep Research qualification.
  • Contacts (B2C) — social network research for public intent, person prospects, and approved reply publish.
  • Both coexist per workspace; the Research / Prospects toggle shows one workflow at a time.
  • Campaigns store their mode at create time so jobs keep the workflow they were launched under.

Human-in-the-loop controls​

Client Growth Hub is designed so AI proposes and humans decide:

  • Review and regenerate research briefs before launch
  • Approve or reject every prospect before CRM import
  • Approve message templates before active use
  • Approval gates on B2C social publishing (Social inbox)
  • Audit trail for login, CRM changes, research, prospect import, messaging, exports, tutorial, and admin settings

Integrations (product level)​

IntegrationRole in the product
Research / LLM providersDiscovery and qualification (adapter-based; Perplexity first)
Aventora Engagement HubSMS, call, WhatsApp, and related conversational outreach
Email (SMTP)Outbound email and delivery/reply events
CalendarBooking links and scheduling
CRMBuilt-in CRM first; sync patterns with the broader Aventora stack
Perplexity enrichmentOn-demand company / contact enrichment; People Search is the first step of Contact Resolution after Accept
ZoomInfo (optional add-on)Next step in Contact Resolution when still insufficient; field accept/reject on the prospect
Social networksResearch public intent and support approved interactions for Contacts workflows
NotificationsWorkspace notifications (for example Teams adapter when configured)
Object storageFiles and document attachments (local or S3-compatible)

Provider details stay behind adapters so workflows do not depend on a single vendor’s payload shape. Configuration: Admin, Settings, and Integrations.


Platform characteristics​

  • Multi-tenant — business data scoped by organization
  • Web + API + worker — interactive UI, FastAPI services, background jobs for research, sequences, webhooks, and analytics
  • Auditable — critical actions recorded without logging raw secrets
  • Localizable — English and French operator UI supported
  • Replaceable providers — research, messaging, calendar, storage, and notifications behind adapters

Changelog​

DateChange
2026-09-29Catalog brought up to date: ICP-first Campaign Specification (Guided Setup is legacy), faster-pass-first qualification wording, hard per-run budget and stop reasons, reject learning, multi-run memory, prospect reuse, super admin Campaigns and assignment, Repository as a super admin surface, drafts only for posts worth answering, scheduled organization freshness.
2026-09-07Canonical relationship APIs: tenant-scoped GET /api/v1/canonical-entities reads shared identity, relationship observations, engagements, conversations, suppressions, and opt-outs. Organization kind is Account Intelligence; person kind is Intent Intelligence. Scoring is not unified.
2026-08-31Prospect Repository is a Platform Super Admin surface. Tenant users see only commercially released prospects, not repository inventory.
2026-08-30Prospect Repository is a first-class surface: discovery surplus persists, campaigns qualify from reusable inventory, and recommended is campaign-evaluated top-N rather than a global repository ranking.
2026-08-13Pre-approval conversation qualification: suggested disposition no longer treats future timing, incumbent language, or routing-only replies as Fit mismatch. Feature remains not generally available.
2026-08-13Pre-approval conversational qualification remains in controlled managed-campaign validation and is not generally available. Public feature copy no longer lists Engage eligible as shipping.
2026-08-12Optional pre-approval engagement: research-qualified prospects can receive a purpose-bound first-touch before CRM import when a campaign explicitly enables it (default off). Conversation evidence is append-only; Qualified Lead remains a human disposition.
2026-08-12Documented Sonar-first qualification, discovery diversity, recommended vs all-qualified pool, Accept → Contact Resolution / People Search waterfall.
2026-07-28Added Businesses/Contacts workflows, Getting started tutorial, Social inbox, Perplexity/ZoomInfo enrichment, social research/interactions.
2026-07-21Initial features catalog consolidated from Client Growth Hub product docs.