The enrichment ledger
Every credit-charging action — a search or an email reveal — is logged as its own row, with a real cost, a timestamp, and a plain-language description of what it was.
Ledger columns
The table has five columns: Date, Target Contact, Action, Source, and Cost Charged.
Unnamed contact
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Cost Charged is always shown as a dollar amount at a flat $0.05 per credit rate — a search or a found email reveal each cost 1 credit ($0.05); a reveal where no email was found costs $0.00.
Reading a row
Action is either Lead Search (a search page was run) or Email Enrichment (an import attempted to reveal a contact's email). Source is a short, generic label describing what kind of lookup produced the row — Company and contact data for a search, Email reveal for an enrichment attempt, or the fallback Data source for anything else.
Target Contact shows the contact's name and email when the action was tied to a specific person. A search row has no single contact yet, so it shows Unnamed contact with no email line.
Where to view it
The same table appears in two places, with different surrounding controls.
Enrichment Ledger
- Enrichment in the sidebar shows the three stat cards plus this table, fixed to the most recent 100 entries — no date filter, no pagination.
- Settings → Enrichment Ledger shows the same table with a "From"/"To" date-range filter and real pagination (25 rows per page, with a "Showing X–Y of Z entries" count and Previous/Next controls) — no stat cards here.
- Find Leads has its own slide-out drawer showing just your last 20 search and reveal entries, covered in Lead Finder — Credits and costs.
Zero-cost misses
If an email can't be found for a selected contact, the row is still logged — Action Email Enrichment, Source Email reveal — but with $0.00 charged. Nothing is deducted from your balance for a miss; only a contact with a found email costs a credit.
Where to go next
Next: Analytics overview