Welcome to Orange Slice

A TypeScript library built for sales workflows

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What is Orange Slice?

Orange Slice is a TypeScript library built for sales. Write the logic, we figure out the order—no drag-and-drop, no manual connections, just code.

Access a fully-typed library of data enrichments—from LinkedIn profiles to contact info to company intelligence. Just type services. and let your editor guide you.

• LinkedIn Profiles - Full profile enrichment with work history, skills & education
• Contact Info - Work emails, personal emails & phone numbers
• Company Intel - Firmographics, financials, traffic & headcount trends
• Employee Search - Find decision makers by title, department & seniority
• AI Research - Deep research reports with live web access
• Web Scraping - Extract data from any website with AI parsing

The ctx Object: Your Primary Interface

The ctx (context) object is your main way to interact with your workflow. Most commonly, you’ll use it to reference other columns in the same row:

// Get prospect data from other columns in the current row
const name = ctx.thisRow.get("Name");
const company = ctx.thisRow.get("Company");
const title = ctx.thisRow.get("Title");

// Generate personalized outreach message
const outreach = await services.ai.generateText({
  prompt: `Write a personalized cold email to ${name}, ${title} at ${company}. 
   Keep it under 100 words and focus on how we help sales teams save time.`,
  model: "gpt-5-mini",
});

return outreach.text;

Beyond reading cells, ctx lets you navigate between sheets, add rows, and control workflow execution. Learn more about ctx →

The services Object: Every Enrichment You Need

The services object gives you access to a fully-typed library of data enrichments. Just type services. and let your editor guide you:

// Combine ctx (reading cells) with services (enrichment)
const name = ctx.thisRow.get("Name");
const company = ctx.thisRow.get("Company");

const linkedin = await services.person.linkedin.findUrl({
  name,
  company,
});

return linkedin;

Explore all available services →

The webhook Object: Receive External Data

The webhook object allows your workflow to receive HTTP requests from external services, forms, and APIs:

// Receive form submissions or API webhooks
console.log(`Received ${webhook.method} request from ${webhook.ip}`);

// Automatically add webhook data to a sheet
webhook.addRootFieldsToSheet("Leads", true);

// Or process manually with custom logic
await ctx.sheet("Leads").addRow({
  email: webhook.body.email,
  name: webhook.body.name,
  source: webhook.query.source || "website",
  received_at: new Date(webhook.receivedAt).toISOString(),
});

return { success: true };

Learn about webhooks →

ctx Documentation

Read cells, navigate sheets, and control workflows

services Documentation

LinkedIn profiles, contact info, company intel, AI research

webhook Documentation

Receive HTTP requests from external services

How It Works

Write TypeScript in Columns

Each column runs TypeScript code. Reference other columns with ctx.thisRow.get():

// Find a prospect's LinkedIn profile
const name = ctx.thisRow.get("Name");
const company = ctx.thisRow.get("Company");

const linkedin = await services.person.linkedin.findUrl({
  name,
  company,
});

return linkedin;

Workflows That Wire Themselves

Write the logic, we figure out the order. No drag-and-drop, no manual connections—just code.

Run at Scale

Process thousands of rows in parallel with automatic dependency resolution and progress tracking.

Get Started

LinkedIn Profiles

Full profile enrichment with work history & skills

Contact Info

Work emails, personal emails & phone numbers

Company Intel

Firmographics, financials & headcount trends

Employee Search

Find decision makers by title & seniority

AI Research

Deep research reports with live web access

Web Scraping

Extract data from any website with AI parsing