DATAJI | BESPOKE PROFESSIONAL CONTACT RESEARCH
B2B Contact Data by Profession
DataJi researches named B2B contacts across a wide range of professions, industries and specialist disciplines, tailored to the roles, employers and locations you specify. The professions highlighted below are just examples of the audiences we can research, not a complete catalogue or ready-made databases.
Explore contact research by profession
The professions below illustrate some of the specialist audiences DataJi can research. This is not an exhaustive catalogue. If your target profession or specialism is not shown, tell us what you need and we can assess the available contacts against your bespoke brief.
ACCOUNTANCY
Accountants and accountancy practices
Research partners, practice directors, audit leaders, tax advisers and other accounting professionals at firms matching your criteria.
Choose practice size, tax or audit specialism, corporate-client focus and geography. This audience is different from in-house CFOs.
ARCHITECTURE
Architects and architecture practices
Reach principals, architecture directors, project architects and relevant BIM or specification professionals.
Target commercial, residential, heritage or other design disciplines and distinguish influencers from practice buyers.
ENGINEERING
Engineers and engineering directors
Identify technical leaders and named engineers at manufacturers, consultancies, contractors or asset operators.
Specify mechanical, electrical, civil, controls or another discipline, alongside actual engineering responsibility.
SURVEYING
Quantity and building surveyors
Research surveyors, consultancy partners, cost managers and project commercial leaders according to professional discipline.
Keep quantity surveying (costs and contracts) separate from building surveying (condition and refurbishment) where appropriate.
LEGAL PRACTICE
Solicitors and law firm professionals
Reach partners, practising solicitors and other relevant decision-makers at law firms that match your practice-area and firm-profile brief.
Target private-practice firms by specialism, seniority and geography, separately from in-house general counsel.
MANY MORE PROFESSIONS
Other professions and specialist audiences
From healthcare and financial services to technology, education and design, DataJi can research a much broader range of professional audiences.
Explore further examples below, or tell us the profession, specialism and employers you want to reach.
Other professions and specialist audiences
Our research is not limited to the professions with dedicated pages above. The following are further examples of professional audiences we can investigate for your campaign.
These are examples, not pre-built contact databases or a complete list of DataJi’s capabilities. The contacts, coverage and specialisms depend on your targeting brief and the evidence available for each audience.
Accountancy, finance & insurance
- Auditors
- Tax advisers
- Bookkeepers
- Actuaries
- Insolvency practitioners
- Financial advisers
- Insurance brokers
Legal & governance
- Barristers
- Patent attorneys
- Conveyancers
- Notaries
- Company secretaries
- Legal consultants
Construction, property & planning
- Town planners
- Structural engineers
- Estate agents
- Property valuers
- Building consultants
- Property managers
Engineering & industrial
- Mechanical engineers
- Electrical engineers
- Civil engineers
- Chemical engineers
- Process engineers
- Environmental engineers
Healthcare & life sciences
- Doctors
- Dentists
- Pharmacists
- Veterinarians
- Physiotherapists
- Medical researchers
Technology & digital
- Software engineers
- IT consultants
- Cybersecurity specialists
- Data scientists
- Systems architects
- Cloud engineers
Education, people & advisory
- Teachers
- University lecturers
- Education consultants
- Recruitment consultants
- Management consultants
Creative & design
- Graphic designers
- Interior designers
- Product designers
- Industrial designers
- UX designers
- Design consultants
Need a profession that isn’t shown?
Tell us the profession, specialism, employer types, locations and job responsibilities you want to target. We’ll assess whether a suitable audience can be researched and prepare a tailored sample.
Define the profession and the business context
Professional titles alone rarely identify a commercially useful audience. We recommend agreeing all four dimensions of the brief before research begins.
Professional specialism
Specify tax, audit, commercial architecture, engineering discipline, surveying specialism or legal practice area.
Organisation profile
Select types of practices, consultancies or operating businesses, company size, sector and project focus.
Contact responsibility
Identify partners, principals, directors, senior practitioners, budget owners or technical influencers as appropriate.
Territory and exclusions
Define countries or regions, existing customer suppression and any organisation types that should not be included.
For additional options, see company and contact targeting criteria and data research by industry.
Who uses professional contact data?
- Software and business services suppliers: target professional practices likely to need the particular platform, workflow or service they offer.
- Manufacturers and technical suppliers: identify architects, engineers and other professionals involved in relevant designs, projects or specifications.
- Training providers, associations and publishers: reach specialists working in disciplines directly relevant to their programmes.
- Exhibition and conference organisers: research appropriate delegates or speakers for accounting, engineering, legal, architecture and surveying events.
Professional delegate audiences should be scoped separately from exhibitors and sponsors. See our event delegate contact research.
Evidence of contact validity, not just deliverable emails
An email address may pass technical verification even if its owner has changed employer or no longer works in your target discipline. DataJi provides three Validity Evidence Fields for supplied records:
Employment Match
Assesses available evidence supporting the person’s current employer and stated position.
Target Audience Match
Checks the professional role and organisation against the specific specialism and other audience criteria.
Data Integrity Check
Checks the completeness and consistency of the information contained in the supplied record.
See how we demonstrate contact-data validity. Our 200% replacement guarantee provides two replacement records for each inaccurate contact identified under the agreed criteria.
Looking for a business function rather than a profession?
If the people you want are defined primarily by an organisational role, our Data by Job Function page is the better starting point. For example, CFOs and finance directors are typically in-house finance leaders rather than accountants at accountancy practices; general counsel and in-house legal teams are a different audience from solicitors at private-practice firms.
DataJi can combine professional and job-function requirements in one research brief when that matches your sales process, but we do not assume they are interchangeable.
From audience brief to free sample
- 1. Tell us who you need. Share professional discipline, employer criteria, countries, contact seniority, intended use and exclusions.
- 2. We assess research feasibility. We identify suitable organisations and named professionals, checking available evidence against your criteria.
- 3. Review a tailored sample. Assess whether the example records fit your requirements before agreeing the full scope and quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Can DataJi research professions that are not listed here?
Yes. The professions featured here are illustrative, not the limits of our research. Tell us the professional field, target organisations, job responsibilities, countries and exclusions, and we can assess a bespoke audience and prepare a relevant sample. We do not offer a fixed catalogue of pre-made lists.
How is data by profession different from data by job function?
A professional audience may depend on the kind of practice or technical discipline, such as quantity surveyors at cost consultancies. A job-function audience selects the organisational responsibility, such as finance directors or procurement managers across industries.
Can I target only practices or employers working in a particular specialism?
Yes, where the specialism can be supported by reliable information. For example, commercial architects, tax partners at accounting practices, civil engineers or law firms serving a defined legal field.
Can event organisers use these professional audiences for delegate outreach?
Yes. Professional audiences can be researched by conference subject, seniority, employer type and geography. Delegate targeting is distinct from identifying potential sponsors or exhibitors.
Can you exclude our customers, irrelevant companies and contacts?
Yes. Share your agreed suppression criteria, target accounts or existing customer records as part of the brief.
What fields are available and how much does the research cost?
Fields and pricing depend on the audience and availability of verifiable information. Tell us your requirements and we can assess coverage, prepare a free tailored sample and provide a proposal.
