What is the technologies filter?
The technologies filter lets you search for companies by their tech stack. Want every company using HubSpot? Every company running Shopify but not Klaviyo? Add the technologies to your search and FullEnrich returns matching companies.
It works in both People Search and Company Search, and combines with all your existing filters (location, industry, headcount, and more).
How to use it
Open People Search or Company Search
Add the Technologies filter
Start typing a technology name and pick it from the autocomplete (each technology is shown with its logo)
Choose whether each technology is an include ("uses this") or an exclude ("does not use this")
Run your search
You can add up to 100 technologies to a single search.
How include and exclude work
Include: a company matches if it uses any of the included technologies. Including Salesforce and HubSpot returns companies using Salesforce OR HubSpot.
Exclude: a company matches only if it uses none of the excluded technologies.
You can combine both. For example: include Salesforce, exclude Gong => companies using Salesforce that don't use Gong.
What you'll see in results
Results show, for each company, the technologies you searched for - not the company's full tech stack. If you filtered on Salesforce and Figma, you'll see whether each company uses Salesforce and Figma, even if it uses hundreds of other tools.
The same applies to exports: your CSV includes a column with the queried technologies for each company.
Common use cases
Sell into compatible stacks: you sell a Salesforce integration? Filter for Salesforce users, then add people filters (job title, seniority) to find the RevOps lead.
Competitive displacement: filter for companies using a competitor's product and run a targeted campaign.
Partnership plays: find companies using a complementary tool (or two - e.g. Slack + HubSpot) for co-selling or integration launches.
ABM by tech stack: "all companies using Marketo with 200+ employees in the US" becomes a filter, not a research project.
Where does the data come from?
Technology detections come from a specialized technologies provider, BuyerCaddy, covering 170,000+ products. We only index recent detections, so you're targeting companies with fresh technology signals - not stale data from years ago.
Which technologies can I filter on?
Our catalog covers the full G2 catalog - 170,000+ products. If a technology is listed on G2, you can filter on it in FullEnrich.
To check if a technology is available, simply start typing its name in the Technologies filter: the autocomplete shows every match from the catalog, with its logo. If it appears in the dropdown, you can use it. Not sure of the exact product name? Search for it on g2.com first - the name on G2 is the name you'll find in our filter.
Good to know
Autocomplete only: you can only select technologies that exist in our catalog. This means a filter can never silently match nothing because of a typo.
Companies without technographic data: some companies have no detected technologies. These companies are included in exclusion results ("does not use X"), since we have no evidence they use the tool. Exclusion is best-effort.
Pricing: filtering, viewing and exporting technographics is free - it consumes no credits. Standard credit rates apply to contact enrichment as usual.
FAQ
Can I filter by technology category (e.g. "any CRM")? Not yet - you select specific technologies. Category-based filtering is on our radar.
Is the technographics filter available via API or MCP? Yes!
Can I see a company's full tech stack? Not yet. Results only show the technologies you queried in your search.
How many technologies can I add to one search? Up to 100 per search.
