Firecrawl's developer guide feeds scraped pages and search results to Jev, which checks a page for a fact, keeps only relevant results and sorts company sites into leads or a review pile.
In the lead example, a homepage reaches the CRM only if Jev rates it fintech above 0.8, not an enterprise, and is at least 0.6 confident about the company's stage; everything else goes to a person. Firecrawl's launch posts pair Jev with Alexandria, its catalogue of company-data providers, though the Alexandria page itself doesn't mention Jev.
How you can use it
You can have a developer adapt this workflow to collect company websites and sort them automatically. The app scrapes each site using Firecrawl, then sends the text to an outside AI service called TypeSafe to check the business type and stage before saving the lead.
To try it, your developer connects the sample code using access keys from both Firecrawl and TypeSafe. Keep in mind this is only an example script, not ready-to-run software. You will need to test and adjust the score cutoffs yourself so uncertain results still wait for a human review.