Response enrichment with Typeform

Response enrichment is only available on the Typeform for Growth plans. Depending on your subscription, your Typeform for Growth plan includes a monthly or annual enrichment limit. You can find all the information about your plan here.

Typeform response enrichment and lead qualification help marketers enrich email leads with third-party data such as demographic information.

On Growth Pro and Growth Custom plans, match rates are generally high but can vary industry. However, if no data is available for a specific email address, no response enrichment data will be returned.

On the Growth Custom plan, enrichment may return additional data points.

This article explains how to enrich responses using email addresses collected in form responses. If you want to enrich data based on your Typeform contacts instead, check out this article.

Important notes about the forms you choose to enrich

Email question type is required: The forms you want to enrich must include an Email question type, where you ask respondents to provide their email address. This is how we'll generate the enriched response fields. If your form includes multiple email questions, only the first email question will have response enrichment. The email question enriched can also be the email field of the Contact info question type or within a Multi-question page.

Must collect new responses: Select forms that you plan to collect new responses with. Existing responses in a form cannot be enriched; only new responses with the response enrichment feature enabled will be enriched.

B2B & B2C enrichment: Our response enrichment feature is designed to enrich business email addresses (e.g. myname@typeform.com) with professional contact and company details and personal email addresses (e.g. myname@gmail.com) with demographic and other information. Not all business and personal email addresses will be enriched. Depending on your respondent audience and industry, you may get various match rates.

Privacy considerations: By activating this feature, you'll be sharing email addresses with third-party providers in exchange for response enrichment. Make sure to notify your respondents and obtain their consent to comply with local laws and regulations, like GDPR. Read more about privacy considerations while using the response enrichment feature here.

B2B response enrichment

If your form has an email question that's answered with a business/work email address; each email response may automatically be enriched with the following third-party information:

  • enrich_first_name
  • enrich_last_name
  • enrich_phone
  • enrich_job_title
  • enrich_job_function
  • enrich_company_name
  • enrich_company_description_list
  • enrich_company_phone
  • enrich_company_country
  • enrich_company_continent
  • enrich_company_sic_codes
  • enrich_company_naics_codes
  • enrich_company_revenue
  • enrich_company_revenue_numeric
  • enrich_company_employee_count
  • enrich_company_type
  • enrich_company_ranking
  • enrich_company_primary_industry
  • enrich_company_revenue_range
  • enrich_company_employee_range

B2C response enrichment

If your form has an email question that's answered with a personal email address such as @gmail.com or @yahoo.com; each email response may be enriched with the following third-party information:

  • enrich_first_name
  • enrich_last_name
  • enrich_job_title
  • enrich_company_name
  • enrich_age_range
  • enrich_age
  • enrich_avatar
  • enrich_bio
  • enrich_gender
  • enrich_city
  • enrich_region_code
  • enrich_country
  • enrich_twitter_url
  • enrich_linkedin_url
  • enrich_education_degree
  • enrich_photo_url
  • enrich_language
  • enrich_marital_status
  • enrich_number_of_children
  • enrich_dwelling_type
  • enrich_owner_or_renter
  • enrich_presence_of_children
  • enrich_household_income_estimate
  • enrich_net_worth_range
  • enrich_website

Enable response enrichment 

To confirm that form responses are being enriched, open your form and click on the Form settings icon. 

You’ll see the Enrich form responses toggle, as shown in the image below. This toggle is on by default if you’re on the Growth Pro plan, and off by default if you’re on the Growth Custom plan. Turn it off if you don’t want to enrich responses for this form. Click Save to save your changes.

Important! When you create a new form with response enrichment turned on, it'll automatically enrich email addresses for B2B and B2C third-party information.

However, if you have an existing form that has already turned on response enrichment previously, you won't automatically enrich email addresses with B2C third-party information. As a workaround, please follow the steps below:

1. Toggle off response enrichment

2. Click Publish edits

3. Toggle on response enrichment

4. Click Publish edits again

If you want to ensure that your form is collecting enriched responses, make the first email question of your form required.

Response enrichment will not happen if a respondent skips the first email question because it's not required or is not included in their logic path.

Within your logic map, you can identify which question has response enrichment enabled and determine where you can start using enriched responses for branching and segmentation.

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Important note: When response enrichment is enabled for a form, the enrichment data won't appear in your Results table, follow-up actions, or integrations until the respondent completes and submits the entire form or has submitted a partial response

Enriched responses will appear as additional columns in the Responses section of your Results.

You can also hide table columns in Table Settings for third-party data you don’t need.

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The third-party enrichment data is based on the email address entered by the respondent. The third-party enriched data shown depends on the email address the respondent entered (work or personal). Refer to the list above for the enriched data corresponding to the entered email address type.

After activating response enrichment on your form, you'll receive enriched data with each new response, if available. Please note that responses submitted before the activation will not include response enrichment.

Use response enrichment variables to qualify leads

You can use the enrichment variables already included in your form to qualify your leads. Enrichment variables are automatically added to all new forms created on a Growth plan.

You can find your enrichment variables by going to the Workflow tab, clicking Variables, and selecting Data enrichment variables. Make sure the Enrich form responses toggle is turned on.

Enrichment variables are grouped into two categories: Person and Company. Person variables contain enrichment data about the respondent, while Company variables contain enrichment data about the company they work for. 

All enrichment variables are automatically selected when Enrich form responses is turned on, and this currently can’t be changed. The checkboxes appear grayed out. However, soon you’ll be able to deselect enrichment variables you don't need.

Learn how to qualify leads with tagging using enrichment variables here.

You can find the full list of enrichment variables below for reference.

Enrichment variables

Enrichment variable Type Notes
Lead information
@enrich_first_name Text  
@enrich_last_name Text  
@enrich_phone Text Phone number
@enrich_job_title Text Job title at current place of employment
@enrich_job_function Text Job function at current place of employment
@enrich_age_range Text Age range
@enrich_age Number Age
@enrich_avatar Text Image URL
@enrich_bio Text Bio
@enrich_gender Text Gender
@enrich_city Text City where respondent resides
@enrich_region_code Text Region where respondent resides
@enrich_country Text Country where respondent resides. Possible values of countries can be found here.
@enrich_twitter_url Text  
@enrich_linkedin_url Text  
@enrich_education_degree Text  
@enrich_photo_url Text Image URL, may be different from enrich_avatar
@enrich_language Text

Possible values:

Unknown
Albanian
Amharic
Arabic
Armenian
Ashanti
Bulgarian
Burmese
Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese and other dialects)
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Estonian
Farsi
Finnish
French
German
Ga
Greek
Hebrew
Hindi
Hungarian
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Khmer
Korean
Laotian (Include Hmong)
Latvian
Lithuanian
Norwegian
Oromo
Pashto
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Serbo-Croatian
Sinhalese
Slovakian
Slovenian
Spanish
Swahili
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Tibetan
Turkish
Urdu
Vietnamese

@enrich_marital_status Text

Possible values:

M = Married

S = Single

@enrich_number_of_children Text

Possible values:

Unknown

No Children

Less Than 3

3-5

6+

@enrich_dwelling_type Text

Possible values:

S = Single family home

M = Multi family home

@enrich_owner_or_renter Text

Possible values:

H = Known home owner

R = Known renter

O = Probably home owner

P = Probably Renter

U = Unknown

@enrich_presence_of_children Text

Possible values:

Y = Yes; children in household

N = No children in

household

@enrich_household_income_estimate Text

Possible values:

Less than $20,000
$20,000-$29,999
$30,000-$39,999
$40,000-$49,999
$50,000-$59,999
$60,000-$74,999
$75,000-$99,999
$100,000-$124,999
$125,000-$149,999
$150,000-$199,999
$200,000-$249,999
$250,000-$499,999
$500,000+

@enrich_net_worth_range Text

Possible values:

$0 OR LESS
$1 - $24,999
$25,000 - $49,999
$50,000 - $74,999
$75,000 - $99,999
$100,000 - $149,999
$150,000 - $249,999
$250,000 - $374,999
$375,000 - $499,999
$500,000 - $749,999
$750,000 - $999,999
$1,000,000+

@enrich_website Text  
Information of company where the lead works
@enrich_company_name Text  
@enrich_company_description_list Text  
@enrich_company_phone Text  
@enrich_company_country Text  
@enrich_company_continent Text  
@enrich_company_sic_codes Text The Standard Industrial Classification is a system for classifying industries by a four-digit code.
@enrich_company_naics_codes Text The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the U.S. business economy.
@enrich_company_revenue Text Company revenue (e.g., $400 Million)
@enrich_company_revenue_numeric Number Company revenue in raw number (e.g., 400 million is expressed as 400000000)
@enrich_company_employee_count Number  
@enrich_company_type Text Company type (private, public, npo, education, government, other)
@enrich_company_ranking Text Company ranking list (e.g., Fortune 500 and so on)
@enrich_company_primary_industry Text Top-level industry for a company
@enrich_company_revenue_range Text  
@enrich_company_employee_range Text  

Download qualified leads to a CSV or XLS file

Once you've identified qualified leads, you can download them in CSV or XLS format. The downloaded file will contain the leads' responses as well as any associated variables, including any enrichment variables you've added (see above for the full list of enrichment variables available).

Send qualified leads to sales teams and integrations

Once you've identified qualified leads, you can easily send them to your sales team using Typeform integrations such as HubSpot, Salesforce, ActiveCampaign, and Google Sheets. The responses sent to these integrations will automatically include any associated variables, including any enrichment variables you've added (see above for the full list of enrichment variables available).

Send qualified leads to webhook payloads

Once you've identified qualified leads, you can send them to webhook payloads. The responses sent to these webhook payloads will automatically include any associated variables, including any enrichment variables you've added (see above for the full list of enrichment variables available).

Send qualified leads to follow ups

Once you've identified qualified leads, you can send follow up messages to yourself or your team, with information about these qualified leads. You can include variables (including enrichment variables) in follow ups as part of trigger logic and Recall information. 

Enrich partial responses

If you've enabled a Partial Submit Point on your form and a respondent submits a partial response with an email address, enriched data will be included with their partial response. You'll also see partial responses with enriched data when you export your responses

A partial response with enriched data will count as 1 enriched response toward your enrichment limit. If that same partial response with enriched data turns into a complete response, this will only count as 1 enriched response. 

The enriched data from partial responses will be included in follow ups, webhooks, and our HubSpot integration

Downgrades and early access

If enrichment variables have been added to your form, you can access previously collected enrichment data through the Responses section of the Results panel and through CSV exports.

You can still access previously collected enriched responses after downgrading your account to a plan without response enrichment.

You can also access previously collected enrichment data if you're currently not on a plan with Response enrichment, but you were part of the early access group and you've collected enrichment data before July 10th, 2024. 

Response enrichment limit

Depending on your subscription, your Typeform for Growth plan includes a monthly or annual enrichment limit. Learn more about Response enrichment limits here

When you've used over 75% of your monthly limit, we'll warn you on your Workspace when you log in to your account. 

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We'll also notify you by email when you've reached 50%, 75%, 90%, and 100% of your Response enrichment limit. If you've reached your enrichment limit, future responses will not be enriched.

You can also view how many responses you've enriched for the month in the Plan & billing section of your account.

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Want to learn more? Check out some neat workflows using Response enrichment in this Community post.

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