Detecting Company Usage of Specific Technologies Like Microsoft Fabric

·Nov 30, 2025 10:56 PM·

Quick question for the group: Already checked company websites, LinkedIn descriptions, technical pages, job postings, and career listings — but there isn’t much volume for companies publicly mentioning particular software or apps. What other reliable ways have you found to detect whether a company is using a specific technology?

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Sean K.
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Have you tried using built with ? I generally work work from the sources you have already mentioned or you can run a mini campaign to lower stake holders in the company asking them if they use it.
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Bashir S.
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Thank you, Sean K.. I have not used Builtwith. Have you used it in the past for these case scenarios? I like your idea of a mini campaign.
Sean K.
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Unfortunately I'm yet to use it 😭 I was planning on doing a campaign a while back using it but, I pivoted to something else instead. Feel free to message me and let me know how it goes!
Chris J.
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Bashir S. you could use Wappalyzer or StackSee. Wappalyzer with API usage can get really expensive, so if you have ot check a lot of sources, StackSee is generally way cheaper.
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Sean K.
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Have you tried using built with ? I generally work work from the sources you have already mentioned or you can run a mini campaign to lower stake holders in the company asking them if they use it.
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Bashir S.
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Thank you, Sean K.. I have not used Builtwith. Have you used it in the past for these case scenarios? I like your idea of a mini campaign.
Sean K.
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Unfortunately I'm yet to use it 😭 I was planning on doing a campaign a while back using it but, I pivoted to something else instead. Feel free to message me and let me know how it goes!
Chris J.
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Bashir S. you could use Wappalyzer or StackSee. Wappalyzer with API usage can get really expensive, so if you have ot check a lot of sources, StackSee is generally way cheaper.
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