Find owners of the equipment you sell
Search by equipment category, make, model, and geography to identify relevant accounts in your sales territory.
Build your territory around the machines businesses own. Connect equipment make and model, UCC financing history, company details, and decision-maker contacts to support equipment sales, trade-ins, and parts and service outreach.

A company list tells you who operates in your territory. Equipment intelligence helps you understand what they run. LeadX brings ownership records, collateral descriptions, financing relationships, and contacts together so your team can prepare a relevant conversation with each account.
Search by equipment category, make, model, and geography to identify relevant accounts in your sales territory.
Review equipment records and UCC collateral descriptions alongside filing dates and secured parties before making contact.
Combine equipment details with company location and firmographics to focus coverage on the businesses your dealership serves.
Connect equipment and company research with decision-maker contacts for sales, trade-in, and service conversations.
Find businesses running equipment that matches your inventory, including owners of competing makes.
Identify owners of machines you want to acquire and start a conversation about availability or a trade-in.
Target local fleets running the makes and equipment categories your service department supports.
Build account lists by geography and equipment profile to help reps plan coverage and outreach.
Start with the equipment you sell and the territory you serve. Use equipment ownership data to identify businesses associated with relevant machines, then review company details, financing history, and contacts before reaching out.
Yes. Equipment ownership search supports category, make, model, and geography so you can build lists around the machines your dealership sells or services. Available detail depends on the underlying records.
UCC filings can connect a business with equipment described as collateral and identify the secured party and filing date. That history helps you research an account and prepare a relevant sales conversation.
Identify businesses associated with the equipment you want to acquire, then contact them about a potential sale or trade-in. Ownership and filing records are prospecting inputs; confirm current ownership, condition, and availability with the business.
Yes. Build territory lists around the makes and equipment categories your team supports, then use company and contact records to plan parts and service outreach.
No. Filing dates and equipment history provide context for outreach, but do not establish replacement intent, loan maturity, or current ownership. Confirm the customer's needs directly before treating an account as an active opportunity.