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account-org-mapping
Use this skill when a seller, partner manager, recruiter, or researcher needs to understand who works at a named company, how the team is probably structured, and who matters for a specific objective. Produces an evidence-backed account map, an explicitly inferred hierarchy, structural observations, coverage gaps, and ranked people to approach.
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Use this when a list of employees is not enough and the user needs a usable map of the account. It produces a scoped org chart plus the decision logic behind every inferred relationship and contact recommendation.
## Frame the map
Confirm the company by domain. Then lock two choices before researching people:
1. **Scope:** whole company, leadership only, or one function. Default to the whole company below 50 employees. Above 50, recommend one function or the top four layers unless the user has a reason to map more.
2. **Objective:** sell, partner, recruit, or research. The same structure creates different contact priorities. Do not recommend a person until the objective is explicit.
Capture the company's employee band, business model, headquarters, and stage. Titles only make sense against that baseline: a CTO at a 12-person company is not equivalent to a CTO at a 12,000-person company.
## Build the evidence set
Search for current employees in deliberate passes rather than one broad query: