Influ2 announced Audienscope Discover on November 5, 2026, describing a way to find accounts through intent from named contacts. For a team planning a small evaluation, the important setup question is what happens after the discovered-account list is added to a Program.

The list includes later discoveries
Influ2’s enrollment guide says adding the Audienscope Discover account list includes all discovered accounts, including new accounts as they are identified. It directs teams to configure Program exclusion criteria when specific accounts or contacts should be left out. Treat this as an evolving audience source when reviewing a pilot’s scope.
Before enrollment, write down which accounts the team intends to evaluate and the exclusions that express that decision. Afterward, compare the Program’s actual audience with that intention. A dated screenshot or exported count can document a point in time; it does not make the underlying source a fixed list.
Keep account counts separate from credit estimates
Consider an entirely fictional planning exercise. A discovery list contains three accounts at the first review. Two more are identified later, bringing the candidate count to five. If one whole account meets an exclusion and nothing else changes, four accounts remain in scope. Those are invented account counts, not actual Influ2 results, contact counts or billable-credit amounts.
The useful comparison is the membership change: which two accounts arrived, which one was excluded and which four remain. A total alone cannot explain whether the intended boundaries were preserved. Record the account identifiers privately rather than treating a changing count as a complete audit.
Review signal collection as a separate setup step
Influ2’s signal-collection guide requires an active Audienscope subscription with credits, Admin or Manager permissions, an audience and an assigned Journey. It says starting collection consumes credits immediately for every current target. The confirmation shows maximum Program credit consumption; an unfinished audience sync produces an additional warning.
For an authorized trial, finish the audience review first, then read the actual confirmation. Do not substitute the fictional four-account total for the displayed consumption estimate. A company can contain multiple contacts, and this exercise supplies no conversion from accounts to credits.
- Keep the intended pilot membership and exclusion rules together.
- Check newly discovered accounts against those rules.
- Retain the audience-sync state and displayed credit estimate before confirming collection.
- After an authorized start, compare actual Program membership and observed signal status with the plan.
Discovery, enrollment and running signal collection are separate evidence points. This guide proposes a review method; no Influ2 account, audience, advertisement, subscription or collection setting was inspected or changed.
Check the pilot’s scope
Primary sources
Influ2’s November 5 Audienscope Discover announcement
Influ2 enrollment guide: future discoveries and exclusions
Influ2 signal-collection guide: prerequisites, sync and credit confirmation