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Guides, tutorials, and best practices for getting value from Tipoff — for every role and experience level.

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Demand-gen manager
Find signals, enrich, and act on them
GTM engineer
Wire up the corpus, integrations, and API
VP of Marketing
Tier accounts and read the pipeline
Founder / CEO
Get value fast with strong defaults
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Administration · intermediate
Roles and permissions
A ~350-word founder-facing Tipoff help article explaining member vs admin roles, the separate corpus-management grant, and how admins invite users and assign roles.
Agent · beginner
Using the Tipoff agent
A ~350-word help-center article explaining how to open and use the Tipoff right-side agent, its page/record awareness, its action previews, and its permission boundaries.
Best practices · intermediate
Best practice: the weekly signal review
A ~350-word help-center best-practice article for demand-gen managers on running Tipoff's weekly signal review loop to keep the radar sharp.
Billing · beginner
How Tipoff credits work
Help-center article explaining how Tipoff credits are allocated per plan, consumed by capability, tracked in usage, and handled at overage.
Corpus · intermediate
Tuning your ICP corpus
Help-center article "Tuning your ICP corpus" for GTM engineers, covering how to edit the corpus, role-based apply permissions, member proposals, and versioning/rollback.
Enrichment · beginner
Enriching contacts
Help-center article "Enriching contacts" for Tipoff's demand-gen users, covering the cost-capped enrichment waterfall (free pool first, paid providers only for gaps), bring-your-own-key vs the plan-included tier, and reading provenance/confidence.
Getting started · beginner
Getting started with Tipoff
A ~350-word "Getting started with Tipoff" help-center article covering what Tipoff does, the 3-minute point-at-your-website onboarding, and the first three actions to take.
Influencers · intermediate
Searching the influencer database
A ~370-word help-center article for demand-gen users on searching and filtering Tipoff's influencer database, with sections on filters, tenant-isolated notes/lists, and data freshness/provenance.
Integrations · intermediate
Connecting HubSpot
Drafted the ~380-word "Connecting HubSpot" help-center article for a GTM-engineer audience, grounded in TIPOFF's actual radar_* property namespace, BYO private-app token flow, and confirm-gated tier push.
Integrations · intermediate
Connecting outreach tools safely
A ~350-word help-center article for demand-gen users on safely connecting Prosp and Instantly to Tipoff, covering bring-your-own-key setup, how staging works, and the rule that Tipoff never auto-sends.
Security · beginner
Security and privacy at Tipoff
A ~380-word help-center article explaining Tipoff's security and privacy posture: tenant isolation, encryption in transit/at rest, encrypted BYO keys, public-only signal pooling, and company-level reveal.
Signals · beginner
Finding buying signals
A ~350-word demand-gen help article on finding buying signals in Tipoff: describe what you sell, read the scored who/why-now/angle, then act by adding to a list or pushing to CRM.
Signals · intermediate
Tiering target accounts
A ~360-word help-center article for VPs of marketing explaining how to upload or paste a target-account list into Tipoff, get T1/T2/T3 tiers scored against their ICP with confidence scores and reasons, and act on each tier.
Signals · intermediate
Website visitor reveal (company-level)
A ~330-word demand-gen help article explaining how to install Tipoff's company-level website reveal tag, its privacy posture (company-only, no cookies/fingerprinting, honors GPC/DNT/consent), and how to view visiting accounts.
Troubleshooting · beginner
Troubleshooting common issues
A ~350-word Q&A-format help-center article covering the four most common Tipoff issues: no signals, empty enrichment, disconnected integrations, and exhausted credits.