Building Lists in Prospects

How to create and manage contact lists for targeted outreach campaigns in Euryka Prospects.

2 min read Updated 27 Apr 2026

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Lists let you segment your prospect database into targeted groups — by industry, role, geography, funnel stage, or any other criteria. You then enrol a list into an email sequence to run targeted, personalised outreach at scale.

Creating a list

  1. Open Prospects and click the Lists tab.
  2. Click + New List.
  3. Give the list a name that reflects the segment (e.g. "Q3 UK SaaS Founders", "Warm leads — June", "Partnerships — US").
  4. Click Create.

The list starts empty. Add contacts to it next.

Adding contacts to a list

Option 1 — From the Contacts tab

  1. Go to the Contacts tab.
  2. Select the contact(s) you want to add.
  3. Click Add to list and choose the target list.

Option 2 — From a list

  1. Open the list.
  2. Click Add contacts.
  3. Search your database and select contacts to add.

Option 3 — From Deep Search results

After running a deep search, save selected prospects to your database and then assign them to a list in the same flow.

Viewing list members

Click any list in the Lists tab to see all contacts currently in that list, their status, and any sequence activity.

Exporting a list

  1. Open the list.
  2. Click Export.
  3. A CSV of all contacts in that list downloads to your device.

Removing contacts from a list

Open the list and select the contact(s) you want to remove. Click Remove from list. Removing a contact from a list does not delete them from your Contacts database.

Using lists with sequences

A list is typically the starting point for an email sequence. When you create a sequence, you'll select a list as the audience. All contacts in the list receive the sequence. See Creating email sequences for the full workflow.

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