How do I find lower-level entity domains instead of parent company domains?

To find lower-level entity domains instead of parent company domains, add an additional Claygent column to research the lowest level entity.

Use a prompt like this:

"Find the specific website domain for [subsidiary name] located in [location]. If they have their own domain separate from the parent company [parent domain], return that unique domain. Otherwise return the parent domain."

This will help resolve those lower-level domains.

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To find lower-level entity domains instead of parent company domains:

• Apply a filter for employee count
• Set the hierarchy tier to exclude corporate parent or group HQ when creating the source

This will help you identify subsidiary and lower-level entities rather than the parent company domains.

To find lower-level entity domains instead of parent company domains, use the filtering options:

• Highest hierarchy tiers - Use this filter option to exclude parent-level domains
• Lower Level Entity - Select this option to display only lower-level entity domains