Tomba makes it easy to save email addresses you discover as leads in the Leads section, so you can manage and act on them later.
Save from Domain Search
When you run a Domain Search, each result that includes a full name shows a + button next to it.
Run a Domain Search for any company domain.
Click the + icon next to any result you want to save.
Choose an existing lead list or create a new one.
The contact is saved as a lead with all available details (name, email, position, etc.).
Save from Email Finder
When you use the Email Finder to look up a specific contact:
Enter the person's name and company domain.
Once Tomba finds the email, click the + button to save it as a lead.
Select a lead list and confirm.
Save from Browser Extension
The Tomba browser extension lets you extract contacts directly from websites like LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and Apollo:
Visit a profile or search results page.
Click the Tomba extension icon.
Select the contacts you want to save.
Choose a lead list and save.
The Save Flow
When you click the + button to save a lead:
Tomba first checks if the lead already exists in your account (by email address).
If it exists, you'll be notified — no duplicate is created.
If it's new, you can choose to save it to an existing list or create a new list on the spot.
The lead is saved with its source tracked automatically:
domain— From Domain Searchfinder— From Email Finderverify— From Email Verifierbrowser— From Chrome Extension
Accessing Your Saved Leads
All saved leads are available in the Leads section of your Tomba dashboard. You can filter by list, search by name or email, and manage them from there.
Related Resources
Leads Dashboard — Access your saved leads
Domain Search API — API reference for domain search
Email Finder API — API reference for email finder
LinkedIn Email Finder — Find emails from LinkedIn profiles
LinkedIn Finder API — API reference for LinkedIn finder
Email Verifier — Verify email deliverability
Email Verifier API — API reference for email verification
Tomba CLI Documentation — Command-line interface reference
