
CRMs are only as effective as the data inside them. Yet for many law firms, contact records are incomplete, outdated, or missing entirely. The result? Poor segmentation, missed opportunities, and marketing lists that feel more like guesswork than strategy.
That’s where SigParser steps in. 🚀
Most law firms rely on manual input to keep their CRM current—and that simply doesn’t scale. Attorneys aren’t updating contacts regularly, and operations teams don’t always have visibility into what’s missing.
What you’re left with is a bloated CRM full of half-complete records:
It’s not just inefficient—it actively slows down marketing and BD efforts.
SigParser pulls contact data directly from your firm’s email and calendar systems—no manual entry required. It enriches every contact with:
Your CRM stays clean, current, and campaign-ready—without you having to lift a finger.

Planning a client roundtable?
An events team uses SigParser to filter contacts by job title and company—confident that the data in Salesforce is clean and up to date.
Launching a new email campaign?
A marketing team leans on SigParser’s validated emails and updated job histories in Peppermint CRM to create smarter segments that actually convert.
Preparing for cross-sell meetings?
A BD manager accesses past communication history directly within HubSpot—no toggling between systems or additional data requests.
Evaluating cross-sell opportunities across the firm?
A partner can instantly see who already has an active relationship with a prospect—complete with interaction counts, last engagement dates, and relationship strength, all inside the CRM. With SigParser automatically maintaining this data, it’s easy to identify which colleague is best positioned to make a warm introduction.
No toggling between systems, just clean, accurate data in CRM with no manual data entry.
Enriched data doesn’t just make your CRM look better—it delivers measurable business value:
The more complete your data, the more returns you see over time.
If your CRM feels more like a liability than a launchpad, it might be time to rethink how your data gets there.