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The Email Finder (sidebar → Email finder) finds a person’s verified work email from their name and company. Every address is checked with the company’s mail server before you see it. Loice never guesses an address, and never delivers a catch-all or risky one.

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Find one email

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Choose the lookup mode

  • Domain — you know the company’s website, e.g. loom.com. - Company name — you know only the name, e.g. Loom. Loice first resolves the company to its domain, then searches there.
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Enter the person

First name and Last name, and the company domain or company name.
3

Click Find email

The price is shown under the button before you click. The answer arrives in a few seconds and is added to the history on the right.
In Domain mode the field cleans up what you paste (https://www.loom.com/pricing → Searching loom.com) and checks it before sending:
  • an entry that is not a domain → Enter a company domain, like loom.com;
  • a personal or social domain such as gmail.com → … is not a company email domain (the button stays disabled);
  • a domain with no mail server → This domain can’t receive email (the lookup is refused and free).

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Results

Company name mode costs two parts: the company lookup and the email search. If the company cannot be resolved, or its domain cannot receive email, only the company lookup is charged — the dialog and the toast say so.
The history (Searches) shows Name, Company, Confidence and Email, 25 rows per page. Select rows to Add to list or Download CSV. A history entry that delivered an email is kept for 30 days.

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Bulk: Import CSV

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Prepare the file

Click Import CSV, then Download template for a sample. One person per row with First Name, Last Name and Company Domain. Common headers are recognised automatically: name / full name / contact, first / last / surname, company / domain / website / url / organization / employer. A row with a company name and no domain is resolved first and pays the two-part price; the popup tells you how many rows that applies to.
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Import

Drop the file (comma or semicolon separated, up to 500 rows and 2 MB). The popup counts the rows before you click Import. A row that cannot be searched is not charged.
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Follow it under Batches

The batch runs in the background — you can leave the page. Batches shows File, Created, Status, Progress and points spent. Cancel batch stops it; unprocessed rows read Not processed.
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Download

Open the finished batch and click Download CSV: your original columns plus loice_email, loice_status, loice_confidence and loice_outcome. Or Add to list.
  • Duplicate rows (same name and company) are searched once and marked Same as row N; they are not billed again.
  • Rows with missing data are Skipped — missing data and free.
  • If the workspace runs out of points, the batch stops and the remaining rows read Skipped — insufficient points.
  • Up to 2 batches can run per workspace at a time. Finished batches are kept for 30 days.
Row outcomes in the file: Valid email, Not found, Not valid, Error, Skipped — missing data, Skipped — insufficient points, Not processed, Do not contact.

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Billing

  • A lookup that completed is billed, found or not — “nobody matched” is a real answer.
  • An answer from our own records costs the same as a fresh one.
  • Free: invalid input, do-not-contact, a provider that did not answer, our own failure, and a retried submit (each submit carries its own idempotency key, so a network retry is never billed twice).
API: POST /api/v1/find (mode: email, company or linkedin). MCP: find_email. Every answer states the domain it searched (searchedDomain) and where that domain came from (domainSource: typed, company-record or profile), or null for both when nothing was searched. For a LinkedIn profile the company’s own page is preferred, so the searched domain can differ from the domain the profile states.