Employer profile
Sector, company size and region, matched to the kind of employer your desk already places candidates with.
For recruitment agencies
Find the employers your desk wants to work with, and the HR, talent acquisition and department leaders who hire. Business-development data for your agency, not a candidate database.
Pay-as-you-go · No seat fees · Freshly sourced
WHAT THIS IS, AND WHAT IT ISN’T
Every row is an employer contact your consultants could approach about recruitment services. Files do not include candidate CVs, live vacancies or hiring-intent signals, and a company appearing on a list does not mean it is hiring right now.
BUILT AROUND YOUR DESK
A generalist export of “HR contacts” won’t match a specialist desk. Start from the market you recruit for, then choose who inside each employer should hear from you.
Sector, company size and region, matched to the kind of employer your desk already places candidates with.
HR and talent acquisition leaders, plus the departmental heads who own hiring for the roles you fill.
Separate lists for each desk, specialty or consultant, so nobody works the same employer twice.
ILLUSTRATIVE DESK BRIEFS
These examples show how contacts and exclusions change by specialty. Your own role and company rules are agreed with the brief.
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| Desk | Departmental contacts | Example exclusion |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | CTO, Head of Engineering, IT Director | IT consultancies and outsourcing firms |
| Finance and accounting | Finance Director, Financial Controller | Accounting practices, if you recruit for in-house teams |
| Sales and marketing | Sales Director, Head of Marketing | Companies below an agreed employee count |
| Engineering and manufacturing | Head of Engineering, Operations Director, Plant Manager | Sites outside the region your candidates can reach |
| Any desk | HR Director, Head of Talent Acquisition | Recruitment and staffing agencies, and your current clients |
REVIEWING YOUR SAMPLE
Your first 100 leads are free before your first paid order. Use them to check relevance, not just whether an email address is present.
Check sector, size and location against the employers your desk actually places into. Flag companies outside your specialty.
Read the exact job title. An HR generalist, a talent acquisition lead and a department head play different roles in choosing an agency.
Confirm that current clients, other agencies and out-of-scope roles were left out. Adjust the rules before the full build.
WHAT’S IN THE FILE
The same standard field groups as every Clean Rows list. Anything else is scoped before payment as custom research.
No. Clean Rows builds business-development lists of employers and the people who hire for them. Candidate CVs and profiles for placement are not included.
No. Lists are built on employer profile, such as sector, size and region. Hiring status, live vacancies and hiring intent are not standard fields.
It depends on your desk. HR and talent acquisition leaders often manage agency relationships, while departmental leaders often own the hiring need. Agree which roles, or both, before research starts.
Yes. Files can be split by desk, specialty or consultant. Agree the splits and column names before you order.
Send the company names or domains you want left out with your brief. Excluding recruitment and staffing firms is agreed as part of the scope.
Live vacancy data is not part of the standard file. If you need additional research, feasibility and price are agreed before ordering.
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Describe the employers your desk places into, the roles you want to reach and anyone to leave out. We’ll confirm sample coverage and timing.
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