Overview
The LinkedIn Search node looks up company or person data using LinkedIn-compatible enrichment. Use it to enrich workflows with firmographic or profile insights.Description
Select a fetch type (company-fetch or person-fetch), then provide relevant fields (domain, company, first/last name, email, LinkedIn URL, etc.).
At least one search parameter must be provided for the selected fetch type.
Input Parameters
-
fetchType
Required:
company-fetchorperson-fetch. -
domain
Company domain (e.g.,
example.com). - company Company name.
- firstName Person’s first name.
- lastName Person’s last name.
- companyName Person’s company name.
- companyDomain Person’s company domain.
- email Person’s email.
- linkedinUrl Profile URL.
- Provide flat key-value pairs.
- At least one search parameter must be provided for the chosen
fetchType.
Output Parameters
Company fields (subset):- id, name, description, domain, website, employees, founded, revenueRange, mainIndustry, subIndustry, city, country, state, address, linkedin, crunchbase, categories, specialities, technologies, totalFunding, lastRoundType, lastRoundAmount, lastRoundDate, isIpo, companySummary
- firstName, lastName, fullName, locationCity, locationState, locationCountry, locationCoordinates, jobTitle, departments, seniority, companyHomepageUrl, companyCity, companyCountry, companyLinkedin, companyCrunchbase, profileSummary
Output Type
Output Type: JSONExample Usage
Input (company):How to Use in a No-Code Workflow
- Add the Node Place the LinkedIn Search node in your enrichment flow.
-
Provide Query
Choose
fetchTypeand give one or more identifying fields. - Use Outputs Pass outputs to downstream systems (CRM, messaging, etc.).
Best Practices
- Prefer exact domains for company lookups.
- Combine multiple fields for better person matches.
- Respect privacy and data usage policies.
Common Errors
-
“Insufficient parameters”
Provide at least one field for the chosen
fetchType. - “No results” Refine your query (e.g., include domain or full name).

