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# Contacts

Find and manage public sector contacts within your workspace. Keep your data updated with accurate decision-maker information.

Click here to watch [video](https://screen.studio/share/dVT2asFt).

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How to find, enrich, and manage contacts within your workspace.
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### Finding Contacts

NationGraph surfaces contacts from public records, including procurement officers, IT directors, and other key decision-makers at government agencies.

### Finding contacts

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#### Search by agency

Find contacts at specific agencies using the agency search.
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#### Filter by role

Narrow down by job title, department, or procurement authority.
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#### View contact details & Generate Emails

See email, phone, office location, and any recent activity.

**Generate Emails**\
Easily generate emails by accessing contact details, including email addresses, phone numbers, and office locations. Add these contacts to your workspace with just one click.
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**Generate Emails**\
Easily generate emails by accessing contact details, including email addresses, phone numbers, and office locations. Add these contacts to your workspace with just one click.

Click here to watch [video](https://screen.studio/share/kCZU9fgT).

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How to Generate emails!
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#### Add to your workspace

Add contacts to your workspace with one click, including all available data.
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Contact data is sourced from public records and updated regularly. Always verify contact information before outreach.
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### [Find Contacts Automation](/nationgraph/help-center/readme/automations-overview/contacts-automation.md)

Use the Find Contacts automation to retrieve contacts with specific titles across selected territories. NationGraph searches its contacts database first and uses web-search agents when it cannot find a relevant existing contact.

### Related guides

* [Find Contacts Automation](/nationgraph/help-center/readme/automations-overview/contacts-automation.md)
* [Automations Overview](/nationgraph/help-center/readme/automations-overview.md)


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