- Always means the field is present on every record.
- When known means the field is omitted or
nullwhen we have no value. - With
expandmeans the field is returned only when you request that expansion.
Person fields
Person IDs are 64-bit integers and can exceed what a JavaScript
number represents exactly. Parse them as strings or BigInt if you store them.Location
Social profiles
Experiences
experiences lists the person’s current and past jobs. Each entry describes one job.
Company on an experience
When an employer matches a company in our dataset,experiences[].company holds a summary of it:
Request the
company expansion to add the standard company profile to each matched employer: legalName, website, description, type, foundedYear, employees, revenue, industries, categories, location, socials, and updatedAt. These fields have the same meaning as in the company schema. The paid company expansions, such as technologies and workforce, are not included.
The company expansion costs 1 credit per unique company expanded. See Credits.
Education
Request theeducation expansion to add the person’s education history. It costs 1 credit per person returned.
Work email
Email addresses are not part of the person record. Look one up withGET /v2/people/{personId}/email, which returns:
A lookup costs 10 credits only when it finds an email your account has not accessed before.
Example person record
This record is illustrative. It shows a fictional person with theeducation expansion requested.
Preview results
People search preview is free and returns a masked summary, not the full record:Related pages
Field values
Every seniority level, department, and sub-department.
Search people
Find people by role, seniority, department, and company.
Company schema
Every field in a company record.
Credits
What each lookup and expansion costs.