This is what advanced software is expected to do. Here the software knows how to match a company name with an associated email domain & common email format. ], CEO” in another list and create a composite record “Chandra Bodapati, eGrabber, CEO, “ Our tools then enable our users to perform at near expert level.

Common sense tells us that these both likely are the same people.Īt eGrabber we try to incorporate into tools, methodologies and best practices used by of experts. For example, someone maybe known as Liz Gooden, but appear as Elizabeth Gooden elsewhere. Many times data of the same person can come from different sources. It accounts for nick names, spelling mistakes, pronunciation goofs, company abbreviations, short forms, and more. Our software has the intelligence to look for duplicates the way humans do and flag records that are close enough to be called duplicates. These patents showcase eGrabber as an innovating company.Ĭ: The patent is for our method of flagging duplicates in a common sense manner. I asked him if I could interview him about how he keeps scoring these patents and the resulting interview is below.Ĭ: Thank you Jim. I spoke with eGrabber CEO, Chandra Bodapati, the other day and was elated to know that eGrabber had scored another patent. It began back when I started the blog, The Recruiters Lounge, and has continued since (In full disclosure: eGrabber has sponsored “The Recruiters Lounge” in the past). I have been a fan of eGrabber for some time.

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