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Workspace Enrichment: Lusha Data vs. AI Data Columns

How to add Lusha data, AI data, signal, and CRM columns to a saved Workspace table, and when to run each column type.

Written by Shir Zuriel
Updated today

Once you've saved a Workspace table, you can deepen your understanding of each contact or company by adding data columns. Lusha offers four types of columns: Lusha database data, AI-powered enrichment, real-time signals, and CRM fields. This article explains each type, how to add them, and what to expect.

How to add a column

  1. Open any saved Workspace table

  2. Click Add enrichment in the table toolbar

  3. The column library opens with four tabs: Lusha Data, AI Data, Signals, and CRM

  4. Click the tab for the type of data you want

  5. Click any column name to add it to your table

  6. For Lusha Data columns, data populates immediately from the database. For AI Data, Signals, and CRM columns, the column appears empty — click Run column to fill it with live data

You can also click the + icon directly next to any existing column header to add a new column in that position.

Tab 1: Lusha Data

These columns pull from Lusha's verified B2B database and populate instantly without consuming enrichment credits. They include standard contact and company fields:

Contact fields: Name, job title, seniority, department, work email, mobile, phone, direct phone, LinkedIn URL

Company fields: Company name, website, industry, sub-industry, company size (headcount), revenue range, founding year, headquarters location, country

Use these columns to complete any fields missing from your initial search results.

Tab 2: AI Data (Web Enrichment)

AI data columns go beyond Lusha's database and use real-time web crawling to provide strategic context about a company. When you click Run column, Lusha's AI performs a fresh web search to populate the data — so results are current, not cached.

Cost: 1 credit per cell populated.

Available AI Data columns:

Column

What it provides

Company News Summary

Recap of recent news, product launches, and partnerships from the last 3 months

Company Competitors

List of direct competitors pulled from major review sites

B2B or B2C

Clear classification of the company's primary business model

Product & Industry Insights

Details on specific product names, pricing structures, and industries served

Target ICP

AI-generated summary of who the company typically sells to

Recent Executive Changes

Insights into C-suite and leadership transitions in the last 3 months

SaaS or non-SaaS

Classification of whether the company's product is software-based

Recent Product Launches

Summary of new products, features, or integrations from the last 6 months

Customer Reviews Sentiment

Aggregated ratings, top positive feedback, and common customer complaints

Open Jobs Summary

Breakdown of current openings, hiring trends, and which departments are growing

How to use the output: Once a column is populated, click any cell to read the full AI-generated summary. Use these insights to personalize cold outreach, prepare for discovery calls, or prioritize accounts based on strategic fit.

Tab 3: Signals

Signals add real-time behavioral intelligence to your table based on what companies and contacts are actively doing. Unlike AI Data (which describes what a company is), Signals track what a company is currently doing — making them ideal for timing your outreach.

Tab 4: CRM

CRM columns let you pull live field values from your connected Salesforce account directly into your table. You can add fields from Contact, Lead, or Account objects.

Cost: Free — CRM columns do not consume credits

After adding a CRM column, click Run column to fill it with live data from Salesforce. Use CRM columns to see things like "Last Activity Date," "Deal Stage," or "Owner" alongside your Lusha prospecting data in the same view.

Running columns

After adding an AI Data, Signals, or CRM column, the cells will display "Click to run". You have three options when you click Run column:

  • Run for all rows — populates the column for every row in your table (most comprehensive, uses the most credits for paid columns)

  • Run for first 25 rows — a cost-effective way to test the column before running at scale

  • Add columns only — adds the column to your view without running the data immediately; you can run individual rows on demand by clicking "Click to run" on specific cells

Tips

  • Add AI Data columns before outreach calls to get company context without manual research

  • Run AI Data on your highest-priority rows first (first 25) to validate quality before running across the full table

  • CRM columns are free — use them liberally to cross-reference your Lusha data with existing CRM records

  • Enrichment data added to columns is included when you export the table to CSV

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