Data Point Definitions in Stairoids

3 min. readlast update: 07.10.2025

Stairoids collects a variety of data points (signals) across digital touchpoints. These are used to calculate intent (IWS), power filters, generate suggested tasks, and structure playbooks. Here's a breakdown organized by signal type:


🏢 Company-Level Signals

Data Point Description
COMPANY_VISIT_WEBSITE A company visit to your website, indicating interest or research.
GOOGLE_SEARCH The company performed a search for your brand or website.
FOLLOWS_COMPANY_PAGE A contact follows your LinkedIn Company Page, signaling interest.
EMPLOYEE_LEFT_COMPANY A tracked employee has left the company—may indicate organizational change.
EMPLOYEE_JOINED_COMPANY A tracked individual joined the company—potential decision-maker.
CUSTOM_LEADSCORE_VALUE Custom score assigned via integrations, representing buying behavior.
LIKE_POST_ORGANIZATION The contact liked a post from your LinkedIn Company Page.

👤 Contact-Level Signals

Data Point Description
HAS_CONNECTION The contact is connected to someone on your team via LinkedIn.
FOLLOWS_PERSONAL_PAGE The contact follows one of your personal LinkedIn profiles.
PROFILE_VISIT The contact has visited your LinkedIn profile.
LIKE_POST_PERSONAL The contact liked one of your personal LinkedIn posts.

🌐 Influencer & Competitor Signals

Data Point Description
LIKE_POST_INFLUENCER The contact liked a LinkedIn post by an industry influencer—sign of topical interest.
LIKE_POST_COMPETITOR The contact liked a competitor’s LinkedIn post—possible market interest shift.

📧 Campaign & Automation Signals

Data Point Description
INTERACTS_WITH_CAMPAIGN The contact interacted with an ActiveCampaign (or similar) automation.
CLICKS_THROUGH_CAMPAIGN The contact clicked a link within an email campaign.
SUBSCRIBED_TO_CAMPAIGN The contact subscribed to an email series or list.

📣 LinkedIn Ads Engagement Levels

Data Point Description
LIKE_POST_AD The contact liked one of your LinkedIn ads.
AD_VERY_LOW_LEVEL_ENGAGEMENT Minimal ad interaction—like view or slight click.
AD_LOW_LEVEL_ENGAGEMENT Low-level engagement, such as a brief video view.
AD_MEDIUM_LEVEL_ENGAGEMENT Multiple ad interactions—likes, comments, clicks.
AD_HIGH_LEVEL_ENGAGEMENT High-level engagement—long video views, multiple interactions.
AD_VERY_HIGH_LEVEL_ENGAGEMENT Very high-level engagement—completion of video, conversions.

🛠️ Why These Signals Matter

  • Scoring & Filters: Each signal contributes to IWS and enables intent-based filters.

  • Suggested Actions: High-value signals trigger outreach or campaign suggestions.

  • Behavior Patterns: Combinations of signals reveal buying intent.

  • Targeted Segmentation: Enable precise campaigns like “Liked competitor content + visited site”.


📌 Pro Tips

  • Combine cross-channel signals for strong intent filters (e.g., “Profile Visit + Email Click + Ad Engagement”).

  • Use ad engagement levels to determine outreach timing and tone.

  • Trigger Suggested Tasks when multiple signals appear for a contact or account.

  • Export with clarity: Filter results with first name & last name separate, making CSV exports clean and actionable.


✅ Summary

Stairoids captures a rich array of first-party signals—from web behavior to LinkedIn engagement and ad interactions—providing the intelligence to understand intent, trigger actions, and streamline campaigns.

If you'd like help building signal-based filters, setting up playbooks, or understanding how these data types work together, our support team is here to help!

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