Enrichments.io
Find people, companies and enrich data across 10+ providers.
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What it can do
- Search People: Find people matching an ideal-customer-profile description — titles, seniority, department, location, employer — AND enrich them in one call. By default returns the full record: name, t
- Enrich People: Resolve identifiers you already hold — a LinkedIn URL, an email, or a name plus employer — into full person records. This is also where work EMAIL addresses come from: pass `fields: ["e
- Search Companies: Find companies matching a description — industry, size, location, founding year. Small searches answer inline; larger ones return a job id to poll with get_job. Spends credits in pro
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Find people, companies and enrich data across 10+ providers.
Server tool list (7)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| search_people | Find people matching an ideal-customer-profile description — titles, seniority, department, location, employer — AND enrich them in one call. By default returns the full record: name, title, employer, company domain, location, LinkedIn, and work email. The address pass is the expensive part (billed per address actually found), so a default search runs as an async job: it returns a job id with `results: null` that you poll with get_job (a minutes-long address run would otherwise time out). For a cheap identity-only find that answers INLINE, pass explicit `fields` WITHOUT `email`. Spends credits in proportion to `count`. Use "phone" — mobile, cell, direct_dial and the other aliases all resolve to it. |
| enrich_people | Resolve identifiers you already hold — a LinkedIn URL, an email, or a name plus employer — into full person records. This is also where work EMAIL addresses come from: pass `fields: ["email"]` (it is not requested by default) and send every identifier you have for each person, since an address is found from a name plus a company domain. Returns one row per input, in input order; a row that cannot be matched comes back as `not_found` and costs nothing, and a row that matches but yields none of the requested `fields` is free as well. Use "phone" — mobile, cell, direct_dial and the other aliases all resolve to it. |
| search_companies | Find companies matching a description — industry, size, location, founding year. Small searches answer inline; larger ones return a job id to poll with get_job. Spends credits in proportion to `count`. Use "phone" — mobile, cell, direct_dial and the other aliases all resolve to it. |
| enrich_companies | Resolve company domains, names or LinkedIn URLs into full company records (description, industry, headcount, location, founding year). One row per input, in input order. Use "phone" — mobile, cell, direct_dial and the other aliases all resolve to it. |
| get_job | Poll a job started by any of the search or enrich tools. While `done` is false, wait a few seconds and call again. When `done` is true, `results` holds the current page and `creditsUsed` the exact amount charged. Free — polling costs no credits. |
| search | Search enrichments.io for people and companies matching a natural-language query. Returns citable results; pass an `id` to `fetch` to read the full record. Use "phone" — mobile, cell, direct_dial and the other aliases all resolve to it. |
| fetch | Read the full record behind an id returned by search. Free — it re-reads results already paid for and spends no additional credits. |