Matchbook announces new IP to HEM matching—connecting IP addresses and hashed emails to unlock new audiences across channels.

Account-based Marketing

Precision targeting for every account

Matchbook enables marketers to accurately target high-value accounts by mapping IP addresses to relevant mobile devices (MAIDs). Whether your campaign is to target specific companies or categories of companies from IP website traffic, Matchbook bridges gaps in your data, accurately matching identifiers to ensure your message reaches the right audience.

Why Matchbook for account-based marketing?

Matchbook enhances ABM strategies by mapping business IPs to devices. Matchbook can match the MAIDs of mobile devices within target businesses to their most connected to IP addresses, reaching their CTV and other IP based devices to further encourage conversions.

Through precise IP intelligence and MAID matching, marketers gain a comprehensive view of how decision-makers engage with content. Filter by business IPs, removing mobile and VPN proxy traffic to prioritize the devices that matter most.

What you can do with Matchbook

Company-Wide Targeting

Matchbook pinpoints business IPs tied to your target accounts, helping you serve personalized ads to decision-makers across devices, from desktop to mobile.

Location-Based Account Targeting

Whether targeting corporate campuses, conference attendees, or remote teams, Matchbook’s geolocation data helps ensure your message reaches the right audience in the right location.

Account-Level Attribution

Measure success at the account level. Track which devices viewed your ads, which channels drove engagement, and how campaigns influenced pipeline growth.

Matching Pathways

Corporate IPs to MAIDs

Extend account targeting to employees’ mobile and home IPs when working remotely, and map that mobile engagement to the corporate network

Postcode, H3, Geohash to Corporate IPs

Target remote workers within defined geographic areas

Business HEM to Corporate IPs

Match target-account contact lists by hashed email (HEM) to corporate IP addresses to confirm which named contacts are active on the account's network