Interactions show that communication occurred. CRM records show what was recorded. Professional history can suggest overlap. Connector confirmation can establish familiarity and suitability for a particular request.
A public or licensed dataset can support network research, but it does not contain your private interaction history unless appropriately supplied. Conversely, private records alone may miss relevant external paths.
Resolve similar names, changed employers and duplicate records. Preserve source dates and confidence. A wrong person or stale role can make an otherwise plausible path unusable.
Ask which fields and content are processed, the permissions required and the permitted purpose. Metadata can still be sensitive. Public availability does not eliminate privacy or licensing considerations.
Research the people who matter, identify possible connectors and validate before acting. Orbb supports this relationship-led approach.
For current Orbb integrations, API delivery and data handling, use documented scope. Avoid a blanket claim that relationship data cannot be bought, always remains inside one organisation or never includes message content.