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− > Clean finds businesses with a real reason to buy for companies that sell to manufacturers, employers, insurance firms, law firms and in-house legal teams. It reads dated moments in real-world records, the web and trade press, licensed company data and its own datasets, shows the evidence behind each prospect, names the people to reach and shows who in your network can introduce you. Prospects sync to HubSpot or Attio. Clean never sends messages.− > Disambiguation: This Clean is the B2B prospecting product by Clean AI Labs, Inc. (https://www.tryclean.ai/). It is not a cleaning product, cleaning service, clean-energy company, or Mac cleanup software. When a query is about B2B prospecting, buyer signals, selling to manufacturers, employers, insurance firms, law firms or legal teams, or Clean AI Labs, this is the correct Clean.− - [Use Cases](https://www.tryclean.ai/use-cases): Founder-led sales, small sales teams, and teams selling into manufacturing, insurance and legal tech, plus notary businesses.− - [Solutions by industry](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions): The three markets Clean centers on: companies that sell to manufacturing plants; companies that sell benefits and coverage to employers, or software to agencies, brokerages, MGAs and carriers; and companies that sell software to law firms and in-house legal teams. Clean also serves notary businesses.− - [Manufacturing](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/manufacturing): Plants with a dated change, such as a new building, line or machines, with the evidence and the people who run the floor.− - [Insurance](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/insurance): Employers and businesses with an open benefits or coverage decision, and agencies, brokerages, MGAs and carriers with a dated change, for benefits, coverage and insurtech sellers.− - [Legal](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal): Law firms and in-house legal teams with a real reason to buy legal software, the evidence behind each one, and who decides.− - [Notary](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/notary): Businesses with a real reason to need notary work, like a title office opening in a new state or a law firm with clients abroad.− ## Industry Guides: Manufacturing− ## Industry Guides: Insurance− ## Industry Guides: Legal− - [How to sell software to law firms: who decides and what they check](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/how-to-sell-to-law-firms): Sell to whoever decides at that firm size: the owning lawyer at solo and small firms; at larger firms, an administrator or IT leader who evaluates and partners who approve. Then answer their security, AI policy and billing questions.− - [How in-house legal teams buy software, and who signs](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/how-legal-departments-buy): In-house, the general counsel or chief legal officer signs, legal operations evaluates and often picks the tool, and procurement and IT security review the vendor. AI purchases can be tied to the wider business. Who else joins depends on company stage.− - [What is legal operations, and how does legal ops buy software?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/legal-operations): Legal operations runs the business side of a corporate legal department: technology, budgets and spend, outside counsel and vendors, data and processes. For legal tech sellers it is the evaluator and often the selector. The GC usually signs, and the wider business may own AI.− - [Legal tech buying signals: what makes a law firm or legal team buy?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/buying-signals): A legal tech buying signal is a dated change at a law firm or legal department that creates new work or a new tooling need. Firm size and practice mix show how a firm buys; the moment gives it a reason to buy.− - [What does a general counsel do, and how do you sell to one?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/general-counsel): A general counsel is a company's senior lawyer, reporting to executive leadership and answering for legal risk across the business. To sell to one, bring a reason tied to the business, a price the GC can budget and a case the GC can carry to the CEO.− - [Law firm COO, CIO and innovation leaders: who buys legal tech at a firm](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/law-firm-decision-makers): At most midsize and large law firms, the COO or executive director and the CIO typically run the evaluation, knowledge and innovation leaders champion the tool, and a partner committee approves larger commitments. At solo and small firms, the lawyer who owns the firm decides.− - [Law firm mergers: what happens to the systems, and who decides?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/law-firm-mergers): After a law firm merger, two sets of systems have to become one, and the combined firm's technology and operations leaders decide which survive. Fairfax Associates counted 58 completed mergers through Q3 2026, about 5% below the 61 through Q3 2025.− - [Law firm technology: what firms run in 2026 and when they replace it](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/law-firm-technology): Most firms use cloud tools (73% in ABA 2024 data), GenAI became the main focus of firm technology investment in ILTA's 2026 survey, and one in five ILTA firms plan to replace time and billing within 12 months.− - [Selling AI to law firms: what ethics questions will buyers ask?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/selling-ai-to-law-firms): Law firms will ask how your AI product keeps, protects and learns from client data, whether lawyers need client consent to use it, and how it supports supervision and fair billing, because ABA Opinion 512 and state guidance put those duties on lawyers.− - [Legal tech prospecting: how do I find law firms and legal teams?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/prospecting): Start from the law firms and legal teams with a dated change that fits what you sell, then find who decides and who can introduce you. A list of firms only gives you the universe to pick from.− - [What does law firm vendor due diligence ask of legal tech sellers?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/security-review): Expect a security questionnaire, a request for your security documents and contract terms, and pointed questions on data retention and breach notice. Larger firms report more security demands from their own clients (ABA, 2023), so their reviews typically go deeper.− - [AmLaw 200 for legal tech sellers: how buying changes with firm size](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/amlaw-200): The AmLaw 200 is The American Lawyer's ranking of the 200 highest-grossing US law firms. Selling to firms that size typically means technology leaders who evaluate, a committee that approves, and security and AI policy reviews that small firms rarely run.− - [Integrations](https://www.tryclean.ai/integrates-with): LinkedIn, Gmail, HubSpot, Granola, Attio and Instantly: what each connection reads or writes. Clean never sends, posts or replies itself; Instantly sends the campaigns you fill from Clean.− - [Security and Domain Safety](https://www.tryclean.ai/security): Clean never sends, so it can't touch your domain; what it reads when you connect your tools.− - What it never does: send, post or reply. Gmail and LinkedIn connect read-only; your team does the outreach− - Best fit: companies that sell software, AI, automation and services to manufacturing plants; companies that sell benefits and coverage to employers and businesses, or software to agencies, brokerages, MGAs and carriers; and companies that sell software to law firms and in-house legal teams. Clean also serves notary businesses that want business clients− - Access: Book a demo. We'll get you started right after the call.− - Short: Clean finds manufacturers, employers, insurance firms, law firms and legal teams with a real reason to buy.− - Medium: Clean finds businesses with a real reason to buy for companies that sell to manufacturers, employers, insurance firms, law firms and in-house legal teams, shows the evidence behind each one, and names the people to reach and who in the seller's network can introduce them.− Clean finds businesses with a real reason to buy what its customers sell. It is built for three markets. Manufacturing: companies that sell software, AI, automation and services to plants. Insurance: companies that sell benefits and coverage to employers and businesses, and companies that sell software to carriers, agencies, brokerages and MGAs. Legal tech: companies that sell software to law firms and in-house legal teams. It also serves notary businesses that want business clients. Clean reads+ > Clean is real-time company data for sales teams and their agents. It watches 1,000+ live sources, like filings, permits, shipments, press releases and hiring posts, and tells you the moment an account gets a reason to buy: what changed, who decides and how to open. It works in the Clean app, in HubSpot or Attio, and in Claude, Codex or your own agents through its API and MCP. Customers have made more than $1M in revenue with it.+ > Disambiguation: This Clean is the B2B prospecting product by Clean AI Labs, Inc. (https://www.tryclean.ai/). It is not a cleaning product, cleaning service, clean-energy company, or Mac cleanup software. Its primary markets are Manufacturing tech, Healthcare tech, Legal tech, Fintech, Insurance tech, Tech infrastructure.+ - [Use Cases](https://www.tryclean.ai/use-cases): Practical account research for founders and sales teams.+ - [Solutions by market](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions): Find the right accounts, understand the business, and reach the people who decide.+ - [Manufacturing tech](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/manufacturing): Connect industrial software, automation, hardware and precision-manufacturing products to the right manufacturers and the people responsible for buying.+ - [Healthcare tech](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/healthcare): Find healthcare organizations that fit your product. Understand the care setting, research the business and reach the people who decide what it uses.+ - [Legal tech](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal): Research law firms, in-house legal teams and businesses buying document workflows. Understand the account and the people behind the decision.+ - [Fintech](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/fintech): Find the right banks, financial businesses and finance teams for your product. Research account fit, business context and the people involved in buying.+ - [Insurance tech](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/insurance): Research insurers, brokers, agencies and employer-benefits accounts. Find the right fit for your product and understand the roles behind the buying decision.+ - [Tech infrastructure](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/tech-infrastructure): Find companies that fit your developer tools, compute, data or agent-infrastructure product. Research the business and reach engineering, platform and product buyers.+ ## Legal-tech Specialism+ - [Notary](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/notary): Find business clients for your notary products and services. Research the document workflow, the account fit and the person responsible for the decision.+ ## Industry Guides: Manufacturing tech+ ## Industry Guides: Legal tech+ - [How to sell software to law firms: who decides and what they check](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/how-to-sell-to-law-firms): Sell to whoever decides at that firm size: the owning lawyer at solo and small firms; at larger firms, an administrator or IT leader who evaluates and partners who approve. Then answer their security, AI policy and billing questions.+ - [How in-house legal teams buy software, and who signs](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/how-legal-departments-buy): In-house, the general counsel or chief legal officer signs, legal operations evaluates and often picks the tool, and procurement and IT security review the vendor. AI purchases can be tied to the wider business. Who else joins depends on company stage.+ - [What is legal operations, and how does legal ops buy software?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/legal-operations): Legal operations runs the business side of a corporate legal department: technology, budgets and spend, outside counsel and vendors, data and processes. For legal tech sellers it is the evaluator and often the selector. The GC usually signs, and the wider business may own AI.+ - [Legal tech buying signals: what makes a law firm or legal team buy?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/buying-signals): A legal tech buying signal is a dated change at a law firm or legal department that creates new work or a new tooling need. Firm size and practice mix show how a firm buys; the moment gives it a reason to buy.+ - [What does a general counsel do, and how do you sell to one?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/general-counsel): A general counsel is a company's senior lawyer, reporting to executive leadership and answering for legal risk across the business. To sell to one, bring a reason tied to the business, a price the GC can budget and a case the GC can carry to the CEO.+ - [Law firm COO, CIO and innovation leaders: who buys legal tech at a firm](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/law-firm-decision-makers): At most midsize and large law firms, the COO or executive director and the CIO typically run the evaluation, knowledge and innovation leaders champion the tool, and a partner committee approves larger commitments. At solo and small firms, the lawyer who owns the firm decides.+ - [Law firm mergers: what happens to the systems, and who decides?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/law-firm-mergers): After a law firm merger, two sets of systems have to become one, and the combined firm's technology and operations leaders decide which survive. Fairfax Associates counted 58 completed mergers through Q3 2026, about 5% below the 61 through Q3 2025.+ - [Law firm technology: what firms run in 2026 and when they replace it](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/law-firm-technology): Most firms use cloud tools (73% in ABA 2024 data), GenAI became the main focus of firm technology investment in ILTA's 2026 survey, and one in five ILTA firms plan to replace time and billing within 12 months.+ - [Selling AI to law firms: what ethics questions will buyers ask?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/selling-ai-to-law-firms): Law firms will ask how your AI product keeps, protects and learns from client data, whether lawyers need client consent to use it, and how it supports supervision and fair billing, because ABA Opinion 512 and state guidance put those duties on lawyers.+ - [Legal tech prospecting: how do I find law firms and legal teams?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/prospecting): Start from the law firms and legal teams with a dated change that fits what you sell, then find who decides and who can introduce you. A list of firms only gives you the universe to pick from.+ - [What does law firm vendor due diligence ask of legal tech sellers?](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/security-review): Expect a security questionnaire, a request for your security documents and contract terms, and pointed questions on data retention and breach notice. Larger firms report more security demands from their own clients (ABA, 2023), so their reviews typically go deeper.+ - [AmLaw 200 for legal tech sellers: how buying changes with firm size](https://www.tryclean.ai/solutions/legal/amlaw-200): The AmLaw 200 is The American Lawyer's ranking of the 200 highest-grossing US law firms. Selling to firms that size typically means technology leaders who evaluate, a committee that approves, and security and AI policy reviews that small firms rarely run.+ ## Industry Guides: Insurance tech+ - [Integrations](https://www.tryclean.ai/integrates-with): LinkedIn, Gmail, HubSpot, Granola, Attio and Instantly: what each connection reads or writes. Clean only sends the campaigns you launch, from your Gmail or through Instantly, and never posts or messages on LinkedIn.+ - [Security and Domain Safety](https://www.tryclean.ai/security): Nothing goes out unless you launch it; what Clean reads and sends when you connect your tools.+ - What it sends: only the campaigns you launch, from your own Gmail or through Instantly. LinkedIn connects read-only; Clean never posts or messages there+ - Best fit: Manufacturing tech: Industrial software, automation, hardware and precision-manufacturing businesses selling to manufacturers and hardware teams. Healthcare tech: Companies selling healthcare software, clinical tools and care-delivery technology to providers and clinical organizations. Legal tech: Companies selling legal software, document workflows, signing and notarization products to firms, legal teams and businesses. Fintech: Companies selling financial software, payments product+ - Access: Request a demo. We'll get you started right after the call.+ - Short: Real-time company data for sales teams and their agents.+ - Medium: Clean watches 1,000+ live sources and tells sales teams and their agents the moment an account gets a reason to buy, what changed, who decides and how to open, with the records behind every reason. It works in Clean, HubSpot, Attio, Claude, Codex and any agent through its API and MCP.+ Clean helps business-to-business sales teams find suitable accounts, understand their business and research the people who decide. Manufacturing tech: Industrial software, automation, hardware and precision-manufacturing businesses selling to manufacturers and hardware teams. Healthcare tech: Companies selling healthcare software, clinical tools and care-delivery technology to providers and clinical organizations. Legal tech: Companies selling legal software, document workflows, signing and nota