Draft a profile from your website
Use a public company domain to prefill an editable target profile without treating generated text as final.
When to use this
Use website drafting when your public site explains your company, offer, and customers and you want a faster starting point.
Requirements and availability
- Enter a public company domain or website URL.
- Private, local, malformed, or unreadable addresses cannot be researched.
- A domain detected from a work email may be suggested, but you can replace it.
How to do it
- Open Profiles.
- Select New profile, then Start with a domain.
- Enter the domain and select Draft profile.
- Wait for the editable form.
- Correct every field, choose Effort and requirements, then Save profile.
Fields and controls
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Website domain | The public source used for the draft. |
| Draft profile | Starts research and opens the draft when ready. |
| Open a blank profile | Skips research and continues manually. |
What happens next
Leama fills the normal profile editor. Nothing is saved until you select Save profile.
States you may see
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Researching | Leama is reading the public website. |
| Draft ready | Generated values are available for review and editing. |
| Website could not be read | The signed-in profile editor offers full manual fields. The public homepage may first ask for one free-text description; complete and review the full profile after sign-in. |
Credits and usage
Drafting and editing a profile do not spend prospect credits.
Common problems
| Problem | What to check |
|---|---|
| The domain is rejected | Use a normal public company website. |
| The draft describes the wrong audience | Rewrite Describe target persona and supporting fields before saving. |