--- title: "Perform Linkedin search" method: POST path: "/api/v1/linkedin/search" tags: ["LinkedIn Specific"] --- # Perform Linkedin search `POST /api/v1/linkedin/search` Search people and companies from the Linkedin Classic as well as Sales Navigator APIs. Check out our Guide with examples to master LinkedIn search : https://developer.unipile.com/docs/linkedin-search ## Query parameters - `cursor` string — A cursor for pagination purposes. To get the next page of entries, you need to make a new request and fulfill this field with the cursor received in the preceding request. This process should be repeated until all entries have been retrieved. - `limit` integer — A limit for the number of items returned in the response. Can bet set up to 100 results for Sales Navigator and Recruiter, but Linkedin Classic shouldn't exceed 50. - `account_id` string, required ## Request body - union - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'people', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `location` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : LOCATIONS. - `profile_language` string[] — ISO 639-1 language code. Linkedin native filter : PROFILE LANGUAGE. - `network_distance` number[] — First, second or third+ degree. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : CURRENT COMPANY. - `past_company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : PAST COMPANY. - `school` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : SCHOOL. - `service` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SERVICE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : SERVICE CATEGORIES. - `connections_of` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type CONNECTIONS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS OF. - `followers_of` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : FOLLOWERS OF. - `open_to` string[] — Linkedin native filter : OPEN TO. - `advanced_keywords` object - `first_name` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / FIRST NAME. - `last_name` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / LAST NAME. - `title` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / TITLE. - `company` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / COMPANY. - `school` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / SCHOOL. - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'companies', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `location` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : LOCATIONS. - `has_job_offers` boolean — Linkedin native filter : JOB LISTINGS ON LINKEDIN. - `headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY SIZE. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `network_distance` number[] — First, second or third+ degree. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS. - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'posts', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `sort_by` 'relevance' | 'date' — Default value is relevance. Linkedin native filter : SORT BY. - `date_posted` 'past_day' | 'past_week' | 'past_month' — Linkedin native filter : DATE POSTED. - `content_type` 'videos' | 'images' | 'live_videos' | 'collaborative_articles' | 'documents' — Linkedin native filter : CONTENT TYPE. - `posted_by` object - `member` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : FROM MEMBER. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : FROM COMPANY. - `me` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED BY [ME]. - `first_connections` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED BY [1ST CONNECTIONS]. - `people_you_follow` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED BY [PEOPLE YOU FOLLOW]. - `mentioning` object - `member` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : MENTIONING MEMBER. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : MENTIONING COMPANY. - `author` object - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : AUTHOR INDUSTRY. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : AUTHOR COMPANY. - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : AUTHOR KEYWORDS. - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'jobs', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `sort_by` 'relevance' | 'date' — Default value is relevance. Linkedin native filter : SORT BY. - `date_posted` number — The timespan in days since today for the filter to be applied. Linkedin native filter : DATE POSTED. - `region` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : GLOBAL LOCATION. - `location` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : LOCATION. - `location_within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. Linkedin native filter : DISTANCE. - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `seniority` string[] — Linkedin native filter : EXPERIENCE LEVEL. - `function` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_FUNCTION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : JOB FUNCTION. - `role` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : TITLE. - `job_type` string[] — Linkedin native filter : JOB TYPE. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : COMPANY. - `presence` string[] - `easy_apply` boolean — Linkedin native filter : EASY APPLY. - `has_verifications` boolean — Linkedin native filter : HAS VERIFICATIONS. - `under_10_applicants` boolean — Linkedin native filter : UNDER 10 APPLICANTS. - `in_your_network` boolean — Linkedin native filter : IN YOUR NETWORK. - `fair_chance_employer` boolean — Linkedin native filter : FAIR CHANCE EMPLOYER. - `benefits` string[] — Linkedin native filter : BENEFITS. - `commitments` string[] — Linkedin native filter : COMMITMENTS. - `minimum_salary` union — Linkedin native filter : SALARY. - object - `currency` union, required - 'USD' - 'AUD' - 'CAD' - `value` 40 | 60 | 80 | 100 | 120 | 140 | 160 | 180 | 200, required — Value in thousands of dollars. - object - `currency` 'GBP', required - `value` 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 100, required — Value in thousands of pounds. - object - `api` 'sales_navigator', required - `category` 'people', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `last_viewed_at` number — Unix timestamp to be used with a saved search to filter new results from this date. - `saved_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `recent_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type RECENT_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `location` object — Linkedin native filter : GEOGRAPHY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location_by_postal_code` object - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. - `industry` object — Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `first_name` string — Linkedin native filter : FIRST NAME. - `last_name` string — Linkedin native filter : LAST NAME. - `tenure` object[] — Linkedin native filter : YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. - `min` 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 10 - `max` 1 | 2 | 5 | 10 - `groups` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type GROUPS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : GROUPS. - `school` object — Linkedin native filter : SCHOOL. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `profile_language` string[] — ISO 639-1 language code. Linkedin native filter : PROFILE LANGUAGE. - `company` object — Linkedin native filter : CURRENT COMPANY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `company_headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADCOUNT. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `company_type` string[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY TYPE. - `company_location` object — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADQUARTERS LOCATION. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `tenure_at_company` object[] — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT COMPANY. - `min` 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 10 - `max` 1 | 2 | 5 | 10 - `past_company` object — Linkedin native filter : PAST COMPANY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `function` object — Linkedin native filter : FUNCTION. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `role` object — Linkedin native filter : CURRENT JOB TITLE. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text job title instead. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text job title instead. - `tenure_at_role` object[] — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT POSITION. - `min` 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 10 - `max` 1 | 2 | 5 | 10 - `seniority` object — Linkedin native filter : SENIORITY LEVEL. - `include` string[] - `exclude` string[] - `past_role` object — Linkedin native filter : PAST JOB TITLE. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `following_your_company` boolean — Linkedin native filter : FOLLOWING YOUR COMPANY. - `viewed_your_profile_recently` boolean — Linkedin native filter : VIEWED YOUR PROFILE RECENTLY. - `network_distance` union[] — First, second, third+ degree or GROUP. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTION. - union - 1 | 2 | 3 - 'GROUP' - `connections_of` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS OF. - `past_colleague` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PAST COLLEAGUE. - `shared_experiences` boolean — Linkedin native filter : SHARED EXPERIENCES. - `changed_jobs` boolean — Linkedin native filter : CHANGED JOBS. - `posted_on_linkedin` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED ON LINKEDIN. - `mentionned_in_news` boolean — Linkedin native filter : MENTIONNED IN NEWS. - `persona` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PERSONA on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : PERSONA. - `account_lists` object — Linkedin native filter : ACCOUNT LISTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `lead_lists` object — Linkedin native filter : LEAD LISTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LEAD_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LEAD_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `viewed_profile_recently` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PEOPLE YOU INTERACTED WITH / VIEWED PROFILE. - `messaged_recently` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PEOPLE YOU INTERACTED WITH / MESSAGED. - `include_saved_leads` boolean — Linkedin native filter : SAVED LEADS AND ACCOUNTS / ALL MY SAVED LEADS. - `include_saved_accounts` boolean — Linkedin native filter : SAVED LEADS AND ACCOUNTS / ALL MY SAVED ACCOUNTS. - `save_search` object — Saves the current search. - `name` string, required — The name of the new saved search. - object - `api` 'sales_navigator', required - `category` 'companies', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `last_viewed_at` number — Unix timestamp to be used with a saved search to filter new results from this date. - `saved_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `recent_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type RECENT_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `industry` object — Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location` object — Linkedin native filter : HEADQUARTERS LOCATION. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location_by_postal_code` object - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. - `has_job_offers` boolean — Linkedin native filter : JOB OPPORTUNITIES / HIRING ON LINKEDIN. - `headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADCOUNT. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `headcount_growth` object — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADCOUNT GROWTH. - `min` number - `max` number - `department_headcount` object — Linkedin native filter : DEPARTMENT HEADCOUNT. - `department` string[], required — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `min` number - `max` number - `department_headcount_growth` object — Linkedin native filter : DEPARTMENT HEADCOUNT GROWTH. - `department` string[], required — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `min` number - `max` number - `network_distance` number[] — First, second or third+ degree. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTION. - `annual_revenue` object — Linkedin native filter : ANNUAL REVENUE. If you want to use the '1000+' value, please set the 'max' value field to 1001. - `currency` string, required — ISO 4217 currency code. - `min` 0 | 0.2 | 1 | 2.5 | 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 1000 | 1001, required - `max` 0 | 0.2 | 1 | 2.5 | 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 1000 | 1001, required - `followers_count` object[] — Linkedin native filter : NUMBER OF FOLLOWERS. - `min` 1 | 51 | 101 | 1001 | 5001 - `max` 50 | 100 | 1000 | 5000 - `fortune` object[] — Linkedin native filter : FORTUNE. - `min` 0 | 51 | 101 | 251 - `max` 50 | 100 | 250 | 500 - `technologies` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type TECHNOLOGIES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : TECHNOLOGIES USED. - `recent_activities` string[] — Linkedin native filter : RECENT ACTIVITIES. - `saved_accounts` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_ACCOUNTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : SAVED ACCOUNTS. - `account_lists` object — Linkedin native filter : ACCOUNT LISTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `save_search` object — Saves the current search. - `name` string, required — The name of the new saved search. - object - `api` 'recruiter', required - `category` 'people', required - `keywords` string — Boolean modifiers can be used to refine your search. Example : developers AND product owners NOT managers - `locale` 'arabic' | 'bangla' | 'czech' | 'danish' | 'german' | 'greek' | 'english' | 'spanish' | 'persian' | 'finnish' | 'french' | 'hindi' | 'hungarian' | 'indonesian' | 'italian' | 'hebrew' | 'japanese' | 'korean' | 'marathi' | 'malay' | 'dutch' | 'norwegian' | 'punjabi' | 'polish' | 'portuguese' | 'romanian' | 'russian' | 'swedish' | 'telugu' | 'thai' | 'tagalog' | 'turkish' | 'ukrainian' | 'vietnamese' | 'chinese_simplified' | 'chinese_traditional' — As results may vary depending on Linkedin application chosen language, you may need to set the same locale if you observe inconsistencies. Default is english. - `saved_search` object — This parameter will override all others. - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `project_id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `newest_results_only` boolean - `saved_filter` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_FILTERS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'CURRENT' | 'OPEN_TO_RELOCATE_ONLY' | 'CURRENT_OR_OPEN_TO_RELOCATE' - `title` string — The title that came along with the ID in the List search parameters route response. Only necessary if the CURRENT_OR_OPEN_TO_RELOCATE value of the scope parameter is used. - `location_within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. - `industry` object — Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRIES. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `role` union[] - union — Linkedin native filter : JOB TITLES. - object - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `is_selection` boolean, required — Linkedin job titles are either strict filters (only the people with that job) or selections (can include people with related jobs). A strict parameter cannot be used as a selection and vice versa. This information is provided on the List search parameters route results. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'CURRENT_OR_PAST' | 'CURRENT' | 'PAST' | 'PAST_NOT_CURRENT' | 'OPEN_TO_WORK' - object - `keywords` string, required — Boolean modifiers can be used to refine your search. Example : developers AND product owners NOT managers - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'CURRENT_OR_PAST' | 'CURRENT' | 'PAST' | 'PAST_NOT_CURRENT' | 'OPEN_TO_WORK' - `skills` union[] - union — Linkedin native filter : SKILLS AND ASSESSMENTS. - object - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SKILL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `title` string - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - object - `keywords` string, required — Boolean modifiers can be used to refine your search. Example : developers AND product owners NOT managers - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `company` union[] - union — Linkedin native filter : COMPANIES. - object - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `name` string — The company name. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'CURRENT_OR_PAST' | 'CURRENT' | 'PAST' | 'PAST_NOT_CURRENT' - object - `keywords` string, required — Boolean modifiers can be used to refine your search. Example : developers AND product owners NOT managers - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'CURRENT_OR_PAST' | 'CURRENT' | 'PAST' | 'PAST_NOT_CURRENT' - `company_headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY SIZES. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `current_company` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `past_company` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `school` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `degree` object — Linkedin native filter : DEGREES. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEGREE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEGREE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `employment_type` string[] — Linkedin native filter : EMPLOYMENT TYPE. Only available to Recruiter PRO contracts. - `groups` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type GROUPS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : ALL GROUPS. - `graduation_year` object — A range of years. Linkedin native filter : YEAR OF GRADUATION. - `min` number - `max` number - `tenure` object — Linkedin native filter : YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. - `min` number - `max` number - `tenure_in_company` object — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT COMPANY. - `min` number - `max` number - `tenure_in_position` object — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT POSITION. - `min` number - `max` number - `seniority` object — Linkedin native filter : SENIORITY. - `include` string[] - `exclude` string[] - `function` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : JOB FUNCTIONS. - `network_distance` union[] — First, second, third+ degree or GROUP. Linkedin native filter : NETWORK RELATIONSHIPS. - union - 1 | 2 | 3 - 'GROUP' - `spoken_languages` object[] — Linkedin native filter : SPOKEN LANGUAGES. Only available to Recruiter PRO contracts. - `language` string, required - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'ELEMENTARY' | 'LIMITED_WORKING' | 'PROFESSIONAL_WORKING' | 'FULL_PROFESSIONAL' | 'NATIVE_OR_BILINGUAL' - `hide_previously_viewed` object — Linkedin native filter : HIDE PREVIOUSLY VIEWED. - `timespan` number, required — The timespan in days since today for the filter to be applied. - `profile_language` string[] — ISO 639-1 language code. Linkedin native filter : PROFILE LANGUAGES. - `recently_joined` object[] — Linkedin native filter : RECENTLY JOINED LINKEDIN. - `min` 2 | 8 | 15 | 31 - `max` 1 | 7 | 14 | 30 | 90 - `spotlights` string[] — Linkedin native filter : SPOTLIGHTS. For users with advanced Recruiter subscription. - `first_name` string[] — Linkedin native filter : FIRST NAMES. - `last_name` string[] — Linkedin native filter : LAST NAMES. - `has_military_background` boolean — Linkedin native filter : HAS US MILITARY BACKGROUND. - `past_applicants` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PAST APPLICANTS. - `hiring_projects` object — Linkedin native filter : PROJECTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type HIRING_PROJECTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type HIRING_PROJECTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `recruiting_activity` object[] - `id` 'messages' | 'tags' | 'notes' | 'projects' | 'resumes' | 'reviews', required - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `timespan` number — The timespan in days since today for the filter to be applied. - `notes` string[] — Linkedin native filter : NOTES. - object - `url` string, required — Linkedin's public search URL. Setting this parameter will override the entire body. - object — In the case of a long cursor, you may want to set it in the body rather than in the query parameters. - `cursor` string, required — A cursor for pagination purposes. To get the next page of entries, you need to make a new request and fulfill this field with the cursor received in the preceding request. This process should be repeated until all entries have been retrieved. ## Response `200` OK. Request succeeded. - object - `object` 'LinkedinSearch', required - `items` union[], required - union - object - `object` 'SearchResult', required - `type` 'PEOPLE', required - `id` string, required - `public_identifier` union, required - string - unknown - `public_profile_url` union, required - string - unknown - `profile_url` union, required - string - unknown - `profile_picture_url` union, required - string - unknown - `profile_picture_url_large` union, required - string - unknown - `member_urn` union, required - string - unknown - `name` union, required - string - unknown - `first_name` string - `last_name` string - `network_distance` union, required - 'SELF' - 'DISTANCE_1' - 'DISTANCE_2' - 'DISTANCE_3' - 'OUT_OF_NETWORK' - `location` union, required - string - unknown - `industry` union, required - string - unknown - `keywords_match` string - `headline` string, required - `connections_count` number - `followers_count` number - `pending_invitation` boolean - `can_send_inmail` boolean - `hiddenCandidate` boolean - `interestLikelihood` string - `privacySettings` object - `allowConnectionsBrowse` boolean, required - `showPremiumSubscriberIcon` boolean, required - `skills` object[] - `name` string, required - `endorsement_count` number, required - `recruiter_candidate_id` string - `recruiter_pipeline_category` string - `premium` boolean - `verified` boolean - `open_profile` boolean - `shared_connections_count` number - `recent_posts_count` number - `recently_hired` boolean - `mentioned_in_the_news` boolean - `last_outreach_activity` object - `type` union, required - 'SEND_MESSAGE' - 'ACCEPT_INVITATION' - `performed_at` string, required - `current_positions` object[] - `company` string, required - `company_id` union, required - string - unknown - `company_url` union, required - string - unknown - `company_description` union, required - string - unknown - `company_headcount` union, required - object - … - unknown - `logo` union, required - string - unknown - `description` union, required - string - unknown - `role` string, required - `location` union, required - string - unknown - `industry` string[], required - `tenure_at_role` object - `years` number - `months` number - `tenure_at_company` object - `years` number - `months` number - `start` object - `year` number - `month` number - `end` object - `year` number - `month` number - `skills` union, required - object[] - … - unknown - `education` object[] - `degree` union, required - string - unknown - `field_of_study` union, required - string - unknown - `school` string, required - `school_id` union, required - string - unknown - `start` object, required - `year` number - `month` number - `end` object - `year` number - `month` number - `school_details` object - `name` string, required - `employeeCount` number, required - `location` string, required - `description` string, required - `url` string, required - `logo` union, required - … - `work_experience` object[] - `company` string, required - `company_id` union, required - string - unknown - `company_url` union, required - string - unknown - `company_description` union, required - string - unknown - `company_headcount` union, required - object - … - unknown - `logo` union, required - string - unknown - `role` string, required - `industry` union, required - string - unknown - `description` union, required - string - unknown - `start` object, required - `year` number - `month` number - `end` object - `year` number - `month` number - `skills` union, required - object[] - … - unknown - `certifications` object[] - `name` string, required - `organization` string, required - `organization_id` union, required - string - unknown - `url` string - `start` object - `year` number, required - `month` string - `end` object - `year` number, required - `month` string - `projects` object[] - `name` string, required - `description` string, required - `skills` string[], required - `start` object - `year` number, required - `month` string - `end` object - `year` number, required - `month` string - `interests` string - `tags` object[] - `id` string, required - `name` string, required - `notes` object[] - `project_id` string, required - `content` string, required - `created_at` number, required - `author` object - `id` string, required - `seat_id` string, required - `first_name` string, required - `last_name` string, required - `public_profile_url` boolean, required - object - `object` 'SearchResult', required - `type` 'COMPANY', required - `id` string, required - `name` string, required - `location` union, required - string - unknown - `profile_url` string, required - `industry` string, required - `summary` union, required - string - unknown - `followers_count` number - `job_offers_count` number - `headcount` string - `revenue_range` object - `min` number, required - `max` number, required - `currency` string, required - object - `object` 'SearchResult', required - `type` 'POST', required - `provider` 'LINKEDIN', required - `id` string, required — A unique identifier. - `social_id` string, required — A unique identifier to be used to add a comment or a reaction to the post. - `share_url` string, required - `title` string - `text` string, required - `date` string, required - `parsed_datetime` string, required - `reaction_counter` number, required - `comment_counter` number, required - `repost_counter` number, required - `impressions_counter` number, required - `user_reacted` 'LIKE' | 'PRAISE' | 'APPRECIATION' | 'EMPATHY' | 'INTEREST' | 'ENTERTAINMENT' - `author` object, required - `public_identifier` union, required - string - unknown - `id` union, required - string - unknown - `name` union, required - string - unknown - `is_company` boolean, required - `headline` string - `profile_picture_url` string - `written_by` object - `id` string, required - `public_identifier` string, required - `name` string, required - `permissions` object, required - `can_react` boolean, required - `can_share` boolean, required - `can_post_comments` boolean, required - `is_repost` boolean, required - `repost_id` string — The republication ID. - `reposted_by` object - `public_identifier` union, required - string - unknown - `id` union, required - string - unknown - `name` union, required - string - unknown - `is_company` boolean, required - `headline` string - `profile_picture_url` string - `repost_content` object — The post shared in the current publication. - `id` string, required — A unique identifier. - `date` string, required - `parsed_datetime` string, required - `author` object, required - `public_identifier` union, required - … - `id` union, required - … - `name` union, required - … - `is_company` boolean, required - `headline` string - `profile_picture_url` string - `text` string, required - `mentions` object[], required - `url` string, required - `start` number, required - `length` number, required - `attachments` union[], required - union - object - … - object - … - object - … - object - … - object - … - object - … - `poll` object - `id` string, required — A unique identifier. - `total_votes_count` number, required - `question` string, required - `is_open` boolean, required - `options` object[], required - `id` string, required — A unique identifier. - `text` string, required - `win` boolean, required - `votes_count` number, required - `group` object - `id` string, required - `name` string, required - `private` boolean, required - `job_posting` object - `id` union, required - string - unknown - `title` string, required - `location` string, required - `company` object, required - `id` union, required - … - `name` union, required - … - `picture_url` string - `article` object - `id` union, required - string - unknown - `title` string, required - `url` string - `author` string - `published_at` string - `excerpt` string - `picture_url` string - `analytics` object - `impressions` number - `engagements` number - `engagement_rate` number - `clicks` number - `clickthrough_rate` number - `page_viewers_from_this_post` number - `followers_gained_from_this_post` number - `members_reached` number - object - `object` 'SearchResult', required - `type` 'JOB', required - `id` string, required - `reference_id` string, required - `title` string, required - `location` union, required - string - unknown - `posted_at` union, required - string — An ISO 8601 UTC datetime (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.sssZ). ⚠️ All links expire upon daily restart, regardless of their stated expiration date. A new link must be generated each time a user clicks on your app to connect. - unknown - `reposted` boolean, required - `url` string, required - `promoted` boolean, required - `benefits` string[], required - `easy_apply` boolean, required - `company` union, required - object - `id` union, required - … - `public_identifier` union, required - … - `name` union, required - … - `profile_url` union, required - … - `profile_picture_url` union, required - … - unknown - `config` object, required - `params` union - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'people', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `location` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : LOCATIONS. - `profile_language` string[] — ISO 639-1 language code. Linkedin native filter : PROFILE LANGUAGE. - `network_distance` number[] — First, second or third+ degree. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : CURRENT COMPANY. - `past_company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : PAST COMPANY. - `school` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : SCHOOL. - `service` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SERVICE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : SERVICE CATEGORIES. - `connections_of` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type CONNECTIONS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS OF. - `followers_of` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : FOLLOWERS OF. - `open_to` string[] — Linkedin native filter : OPEN TO. - `advanced_keywords` object - `first_name` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / FIRST NAME. - `last_name` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / LAST NAME. - `title` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / TITLE. - `company` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / COMPANY. - `school` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS / SCHOOL. - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'companies', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `location` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : LOCATIONS. - `has_job_offers` boolean — Linkedin native filter : JOB LISTINGS ON LINKEDIN. - `headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY SIZE. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `network_distance` number[] — First, second or third+ degree. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS. - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'posts', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `sort_by` 'relevance' | 'date' — Default value is relevance. Linkedin native filter : SORT BY. - `date_posted` 'past_day' | 'past_week' | 'past_month' — Linkedin native filter : DATE POSTED. - `content_type` 'videos' | 'images' | 'live_videos' | 'collaborative_articles' | 'documents' — Linkedin native filter : CONTENT TYPE. - `posted_by` object - `member` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : FROM MEMBER. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : FROM COMPANY. - `me` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED BY [ME]. - `first_connections` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED BY [1ST CONNECTIONS]. - `people_you_follow` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED BY [PEOPLE YOU FOLLOW]. - `mentioning` object - `member` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : MENTIONING MEMBER. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : MENTIONING COMPANY. - `author` object - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : AUTHOR INDUSTRY. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : AUTHOR COMPANY. - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : AUTHOR KEYWORDS. - object - `api` 'classic', required - `category` 'jobs', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `sort_by` 'relevance' | 'date' — Default value is relevance. Linkedin native filter : SORT BY. - `date_posted` number — The timespan in days since today for the filter to be applied. Linkedin native filter : DATE POSTED. - `region` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : GLOBAL LOCATION. - `location` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : LOCATION. - `location_within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. Linkedin native filter : DISTANCE. - `industry` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `seniority` string[] — Linkedin native filter : EXPERIENCE LEVEL. - `function` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_FUNCTION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : JOB FUNCTION. - `role` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : TITLE. - `job_type` string[] — Linkedin native filter : JOB TYPE. - `company` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : COMPANY. - `presence` string[] - `easy_apply` boolean — Linkedin native filter : EASY APPLY. - `has_verifications` boolean — Linkedin native filter : HAS VERIFICATIONS. - `under_10_applicants` boolean — Linkedin native filter : UNDER 10 APPLICANTS. - `in_your_network` boolean — Linkedin native filter : IN YOUR NETWORK. - `fair_chance_employer` boolean — Linkedin native filter : FAIR CHANCE EMPLOYER. - `benefits` string[] — Linkedin native filter : BENEFITS. - `commitments` string[] — Linkedin native filter : COMMITMENTS. - `minimum_salary` union — Linkedin native filter : SALARY. - object - `currency` union, required - … - `value` 40 | 60 | 80 | 100 | 120 | 140 | 160 | 180 | 200, required — Value in thousands of dollars. - object - `currency` 'GBP', required - `value` 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 100, required — Value in thousands of pounds. - object - `api` 'sales_navigator', required - `category` 'people', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `last_viewed_at` number — Unix timestamp to be used with a saved search to filter new results from this date. - `saved_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `recent_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type RECENT_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `location` object — Linkedin native filter : GEOGRAPHY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location_by_postal_code` object - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. - `industry` object — Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `first_name` string — Linkedin native filter : FIRST NAME. - `last_name` string — Linkedin native filter : LAST NAME. - `tenure` object[] — Linkedin native filter : YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. - `min` 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 10 - `max` 1 | 2 | 5 | 10 - `groups` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type GROUPS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : GROUPS. - `school` object — Linkedin native filter : SCHOOL. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `profile_language` string[] — ISO 639-1 language code. Linkedin native filter : PROFILE LANGUAGE. - `company` object — Linkedin native filter : CURRENT COMPANY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `company_headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADCOUNT. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `company_type` string[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY TYPE. - `company_location` object — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADQUARTERS LOCATION. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type REGION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `tenure_at_company` object[] — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT COMPANY. - `min` 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 10 - `max` 1 | 2 | 5 | 10 - `past_company` object — Linkedin native filter : PAST COMPANY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text company name instead. - `function` object — Linkedin native filter : FUNCTION. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `role` object — Linkedin native filter : CURRENT JOB TITLE. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text job title instead. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. You can also set a plain text job title instead. - `tenure_at_role` object[] — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT POSITION. - `min` 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 10 - `max` 1 | 2 | 5 | 10 - `seniority` object — Linkedin native filter : SENIORITY LEVEL. - `include` string[] - `exclude` string[] - `past_role` object — Linkedin native filter : PAST JOB TITLE. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type JOB_TITLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `following_your_company` boolean — Linkedin native filter : FOLLOWING YOUR COMPANY. - `viewed_your_profile_recently` boolean — Linkedin native filter : VIEWED YOUR PROFILE RECENTLY. - `network_distance` union[] — First, second, third+ degree or GROUP. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTION. - union - 1 | 2 | 3 - 'GROUP' - `connections_of` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PEOPLE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTIONS OF. - `past_colleague` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PAST COLLEAGUE. - `shared_experiences` boolean — Linkedin native filter : SHARED EXPERIENCES. - `changed_jobs` boolean — Linkedin native filter : CHANGED JOBS. - `posted_on_linkedin` boolean — Linkedin native filter : POSTED ON LINKEDIN. - `mentionned_in_news` boolean — Linkedin native filter : MENTIONNED IN NEWS. - `persona` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type PERSONA on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : PERSONA. - `account_lists` object — Linkedin native filter : ACCOUNT LISTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `lead_lists` object — Linkedin native filter : LEAD LISTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LEAD_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LEAD_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `viewed_profile_recently` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PEOPLE YOU INTERACTED WITH / VIEWED PROFILE. - `messaged_recently` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PEOPLE YOU INTERACTED WITH / MESSAGED. - `include_saved_leads` boolean — Linkedin native filter : SAVED LEADS AND ACCOUNTS / ALL MY SAVED LEADS. - `include_saved_accounts` boolean — Linkedin native filter : SAVED LEADS AND ACCOUNTS / ALL MY SAVED ACCOUNTS. - `save_search` object — Saves the current search. - `name` string, required — The name of the new saved search. - object - `api` 'sales_navigator', required - `category` 'companies', required - `keywords` string — Linkedin native filter : KEYWORDS. - `last_viewed_at` number — Unix timestamp to be used with a saved search to filter new results from this date. - `saved_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `recent_search_id` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type RECENT_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Overrides all other parameters. - `industry` object — Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRY. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SALES_INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location` object — Linkedin native filter : HEADQUARTERS LOCATION. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location_by_postal_code` object - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type POSTAL_CODE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. - `has_job_offers` boolean — Linkedin native filter : JOB OPPORTUNITIES / HIRING ON LINKEDIN. - `headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADCOUNT. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `headcount_growth` object — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY HEADCOUNT GROWTH. - `min` number - `max` number - `department_headcount` object — Linkedin native filter : DEPARTMENT HEADCOUNT. - `department` string[], required — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `min` number - `max` number - `department_headcount_growth` object — Linkedin native filter : DEPARTMENT HEADCOUNT GROWTH. - `department` string[], required — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `min` number - `max` number - `network_distance` number[] — First, second or third+ degree. Linkedin native filter : CONNECTION. - `annual_revenue` object — Linkedin native filter : ANNUAL REVENUE. If you want to use the '1000+' value, please set the 'max' value field to 1001. - `currency` string, required — ISO 4217 currency code. - `min` 0 | 0.2 | 1 | 2.5 | 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 1000 | 1001, required - `max` 0 | 0.2 | 1 | 2.5 | 5 | 10 | 20 | 50 | 100 | 500 | 1000 | 1001, required - `followers_count` object[] — Linkedin native filter : NUMBER OF FOLLOWERS. - `min` 1 | 51 | 101 | 1001 | 5001 - `max` 50 | 100 | 1000 | 5000 - `fortune` object[] — Linkedin native filter : FORTUNE. - `min` 0 | 51 | 101 | 251 - `max` 50 | 100 | 250 | 500 - `technologies` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type TECHNOLOGIES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : TECHNOLOGIES USED. - `recent_activities` string[] — Linkedin native filter : RECENT ACTIVITIES. - `saved_accounts` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_ACCOUNTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : SAVED ACCOUNTS. - `account_lists` object — Linkedin native filter : ACCOUNT LISTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type ACCOUNT_LISTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `save_search` object — Saves the current search. - `name` string, required — The name of the new saved search. - object - `api` 'recruiter', required - `category` 'people', required - `keywords` string — Boolean modifiers can be used to refine your search. Example : developers AND product owners NOT managers - `locale` 'arabic' | 'bangla' | 'czech' | 'danish' | 'german' | 'greek' | 'english' | 'spanish' | 'persian' | 'finnish' | 'french' | 'hindi' | 'hungarian' | 'indonesian' | 'italian' | 'hebrew' | 'japanese' | 'korean' | 'marathi' | 'malay' | 'dutch' | 'norwegian' | 'punjabi' | 'polish' | 'portuguese' | 'romanian' | 'russian' | 'swedish' | 'telugu' | 'thai' | 'tagalog' | 'turkish' | 'ukrainian' | 'vietnamese' | 'chinese_simplified' | 'chinese_traditional' — As results may vary depending on Linkedin application chosen language, you may need to set the same locale if you observe inconsistencies. Default is english. - `saved_search` object — This parameter will override all others. - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `project_id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_SEARCHES on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `newest_results_only` boolean - `saved_filter` string — The ID of the parameter. Use type SAVED_FILTERS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `location` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type LOCATION on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'CURRENT' | 'OPEN_TO_RELOCATE_ONLY' | 'CURRENT_OR_OPEN_TO_RELOCATE' - `title` string — The title that came along with the ID in the List search parameters route response. Only necessary if the CURRENT_OR_OPEN_TO_RELOCATE value of the scope parameter is used. - `location_within_area` number — The search zone around the location in miles. - `industry` object — Linkedin native filter : INDUSTRIES. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type INDUSTRY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `role` union[] - union — Linkedin native filter : JOB TITLES. - object - … - object - … - `skills` union[] - union — Linkedin native filter : SKILLS AND ASSESSMENTS. - object - … - object - … - `company` union[] - union — Linkedin native filter : COMPANIES. - object - … - object - … - `company_headcount` object[] — Linkedin native filter : COMPANY SIZES. - `min` 1 | 11 | 51 | 201 | 501 | 1001 | 5001 | 10001 - `max` 1 | 10 | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1000 | 5000 | 10000 - `current_company` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `past_company` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type COMPANY on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `school` object[] - `id` string, required — The ID of the parameter. Use type SCHOOL on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `degree` object — Linkedin native filter : DEGREES. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEGREE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEGREE on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `employment_type` string[] — Linkedin native filter : EMPLOYMENT TYPE. Only available to Recruiter PRO contracts. - `groups` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type GROUPS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : ALL GROUPS. - `graduation_year` object — A range of years. Linkedin native filter : YEAR OF GRADUATION. - `min` number - `max` number - `tenure` object — Linkedin native filter : YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. - `min` number - `max` number - `tenure_in_company` object — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT COMPANY. - `min` number - `max` number - `tenure_in_position` object — Linkedin native filter : YEARS IN CURRENT POSITION. - `min` number - `max` number - `seniority` object — Linkedin native filter : SENIORITY. - `include` string[] - `exclude` string[] - `function` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type DEPARTMENT on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. Linkedin native filter : JOB FUNCTIONS. - `network_distance` union[] — First, second, third+ degree or GROUP. Linkedin native filter : NETWORK RELATIONSHIPS. - union - 1 | 2 | 3 - 'GROUP' - `spoken_languages` object[] — Linkedin native filter : SPOKEN LANGUAGES. Only available to Recruiter PRO contracts. - `language` string, required - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `scope` 'ELEMENTARY' | 'LIMITED_WORKING' | 'PROFESSIONAL_WORKING' | 'FULL_PROFESSIONAL' | 'NATIVE_OR_BILINGUAL' - `hide_previously_viewed` object — Linkedin native filter : HIDE PREVIOUSLY VIEWED. - `timespan` number, required — The timespan in days since today for the filter to be applied. - `profile_language` string[] — ISO 639-1 language code. Linkedin native filter : PROFILE LANGUAGES. - `recently_joined` object[] — Linkedin native filter : RECENTLY JOINED LINKEDIN. - `min` 2 | 8 | 15 | 31 - `max` 1 | 7 | 14 | 30 | 90 - `spotlights` string[] — Linkedin native filter : SPOTLIGHTS. For users with advanced Recruiter subscription. - `first_name` string[] — Linkedin native filter : FIRST NAMES. - `last_name` string[] — Linkedin native filter : LAST NAMES. - `has_military_background` boolean — Linkedin native filter : HAS US MILITARY BACKGROUND. - `past_applicants` boolean — Linkedin native filter : PAST APPLICANTS. - `hiring_projects` object — Linkedin native filter : PROJECTS. - `include` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type HIRING_PROJECTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `exclude` string[] — The ID of the parameter. Use type HIRING_PROJECTS on the List search parameters route to find out the right ID. - `recruiting_activity` object[] - `id` 'messages' | 'tags' | 'notes' | 'projects' | 'resumes' | 'reviews', required - `priority` 'CAN_HAVE' | 'MUST_HAVE' | 'DOESNT_HAVE' - `timespan` number — The timespan in days since today for the filter to be applied. - `notes` string[] — Linkedin native filter : NOTES. - object - `url` string, required — Linkedin's public search URL. Setting this parameter will override the entire body. - object — In the case of a long cursor, you may want to set it in the body rather than in the query parameters. - `cursor` string, required — A cursor for pagination purposes. To get the next page of entries, you need to make a new request and fulfill this field with the cursor received in the preceding request. This process should be repeated until all entries have been retrieved. - `paging` object, required - `start` union, required - number - unknown - `page_count` number, required - `total_count` number, required - `cursor` union, required - string — A cursor for pagination purposes. To get the next page of entries, you need to make a new request and fulfill this field with the cursor received in the preceding request. This process should be repeated until all entries have been retrieved. - unknown - `metadata` object - `search_history_id` string - `search_context_id` string - `search_request_id` string ## Other responses - `400` — ## Bad Request ### Invalid parameters One or more request parameters are invalid or missing. undefined - `401` — ## Unauthorized ### Disconnected account The account appears to be disconnected from the provider service. undefined - `403` — ## Forbidden ### Insufficient permissions - Type: "errors/insufficient_permissions" Valid authentication but insufficient permissions to perform the request. ### Account restricted - Type: "errors/account_restricted" Access to this account has been restricted by the provider. ### Account mismatch - Type: "errors/account_mismatch" This action cannot be done with your account. ### Unknown authentication context - Type: "errors/unknown_authentication_context" An additional step seems necessary to complete login. Please connect to provider with your browser to find out more, then retry authentication. ### Session mismatch - Type: "errors/session_mismatch" Token User id does not match client session id. ### Feature not subscribed - Type: "errors/feature_not_subscribed" The requested feature has either not been subscribed or not been authenticated properly. ### Subscription required - Type: "errors/subscription_required" The action you're trying to achieve requires a subscription to provider's services. ### Resource access restricted - Type: "errors/resource_access_restricted" You don't have access to this resource. ### Action required - Type: "errors/action_required" An additional step seems necessary. Complete authentication on the provider's native application and try again. - `404` — ## Not Found ### Resource not found. The requested resource were not found. Account not found - `500` — ## Internal Server Error ### Unexpected error - Type: "errors/unexpected_error" Something went wrong. {{moreDetails}} ### Provider error - Type: "errors/provider_error" The provider is experiencing operational problems. Please try again later. ### Authentication intent error - Type: "errors/authentication_intent_error" The current authentication intent was killed after failure. Please start the process again from the beginning. - `503` — ## Service Unavailable ### No client session - Type: "errors/no_client_session" No client session is currently running. ### No channel - Type: "errors/no_channel" No channel to client session. ### Handler missing - Type: "errors/no_handler" Handler missing for that request. ### Network down - Type: "errors/network_down" Network is down on server side. Please wait a moment and retry. ### Service unavailable - Type: "errors/service_unavailable" Please try again later. - `504` — ## Gateway Timeout ### Request timed out - Type: "errors/request_timeout" Request Timeout. Please try again, and if the issue persists, contact support. --- [API](https://skmtc.net/unipile/apis/unipile-api-reference.md) · [All operations](https://skmtc.net/unipile/apis/unipile-api-reference/llms.txt) · [OpenAPI document](https://skmtc-service-staging.skmtc.workers.dev/v1/apis/unipile/unipile-api-reference/revisions/3483a34061f6/schema)