Seamless adds buyer intent filters to Contact and Company Search
Seamless moved buyer intent data into its Contact and Company Search, where it can be combined with industry, size, title and location filters.


Image: Seamless.AI press materials, from the announcement
Seamless added buyer intent filters to its Company Search and Contact Search, according to a product post on its newsroom. The company says buyer intent previously sat in a separate dashboard, apart from the search workflow. Users can now combine intent filters with industry, company size, title and location filters when building prospect lists. Search results show Intent Strength, the strength of the relevant signal, and Intent Topic Matches, the number of selected intent topics a company matches. Seamless notes that intent originates at the company level, so a contact shown with intent reflects activity at that person's company and not necessarily the individual.
The details
- Intent filters are available in both Company Search and Contact Search.
- Results display Intent Strength and Intent Topic Matches alongside firmographic criteria.
- Example searches include SaaS companies with 100 to 500 employees showing intent around sales intelligence.
- Jake Phillips, head of product and engineering, is quoted in the post.
- The post states the filters are now available.
Context
This is the second Seamless search filter addition in our coverage, following the Job Changes filter in December 2025. Other 2026 Seamless updates in our coverage include the Connect app in January, the rebrand from Seamless.AI in February, public API access on every plan in May and a native n8n integration in July.
Not disclosed
- Which plans include intent filters
- Whether intent use consumes credits
- The source of the intent data
- Number of available intent topics
- Vendor
Seamless.AI- Category
- Data & Enrichment
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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