Company Intent Monitor

by Zoominfod07402feb2b9No licenseListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026

Monitor a company's buyer-intent signals and assess fit against your GTM context. Uses company signals scoped to intent for a single account, returns the recent topics it is researching, and analyzes which ones align with your offerings and ICP. Identify the company by ZoomInfo company ID (preferred) or name/domain (triggers a lookup). Use when someone asks "what is Acme researching", "are they showing intent on anything we sell", "monitor intent for this account", or wants an intent read before prioritizing an account.

AI-generated overview

Reads a company's buyer-intent topics from ZoomInfo and assesses how they align with your offerings and ICP.

What it does
This skill pulls recent buyer-intent signals for a single company from ZoomInfo and compares the topics against your go-to-market context, such as offerings, ICP, and competitors. It produces a short report with a table of intent topics, signal scores and recency, an alignment section mapping topics to offerings, and a one- or two-line prioritization read. It also states plainly when no active intent is on file.
When to use it
Use it when someone asks what a specific account is researching, whether an account shows intent on anything you sell, or wants an intent read before prioritizing an account. It is meant for single-account intent checks rather than broad market monitoring.
Requirements
Requires access to ZoomInfo tools: get_gtm_context, search_companies, and enrich_company_signals. enrich_company_signals consumes data credits, though companies enriched within the last 12 months are free; intent availability depends on the ZoomInfo package. A company identifier (ZoomInfo company ID preferred, or name/domain) is required. No scripts ship with the skill.

Company Intent Monitor

What is this account actively researching, and does any of it line up with what we sell?

Prerequisites

enrich_company_signals charges data credits — each intent signal returned counts as a record, but companies already under management (enriched within the last 12 months) are free. get_gtm_context is free. Intent availability depends on your ZoomInfo package; if no intent is on file, that is a real (and useful) answer, not an error.

Input

Provided via $ARGUMENTS:

  • Company (required) — ZoomInfo company ID (preferred), or a name/domain to resolve via search_companies. If none is supplied, ask which company.
  • Focus (optional) — topics or themes you care about, to weight the alignment read.

Workflow

  1. Set the lens. Call get_gtm_context (free) for your offerings, ICP, and competitors — the basis for judging which topics matter.
  2. Resolve the company. Use the ZoomInfo ID directly, or resolve a name/domain via search_companies.
  3. Pull intent. Run enrich_company_signals with signalTypes: ["INTENT"] for the company. Read the topics, their signal scores, and recency.
  4. Analyze alignment. Map each topic against your offerings and ICP: which topics indicate demand for something you sell, which point at a competitor's category, and which are noise. Call out the strongest aligned topics. Do not stretch a loosely related topic into a fit it does not have.

Output Format

Intent monitor — [Company]

Recent intent topics

TopicSignal scoreRecency

Strongest first.

Alignment with your offerings — the topics that map to what you sell (and which offering), with a one-line reason each. Note any competitor-category intent separately.

Read — 1-2 lines: what the pattern suggests and whether this account is worth prioritizing now.

If there is no active intent — say so plainly; absence of intent is a legitimate result, and it means this account is not currently showing research-based demand.

Source and attribution

Source:Zoominfo/zoominfo-mcp-plugininskills/company-intent-monitorat commitd07402f

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