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Enrich person screener
The screener_person_enrich endpoint enriches person data by providing additional information based on the given query. It allows users to retrieve detailed information about individuals, which can be useful for various purposes such as customer profiling, lead generation, or data verification. This endpoint should be used when you need to augment existing person data with additional details or verify information about a specific individual. The enrichment process draws from CrustData's extensive database and real-time data sources to provide up-to-date and comprehensive information. Users can customize the response by specifying the exact fields they need, optimizing data transfer and processing. Note that the availability and accuracy of enriched data may vary depending on the input provided and the information available in CrustData's systems.
Fetch headcount by facet timeseries
Retrieves headcount data as a timeseries with faceted analysis capabilities. This endpoint allows users to fetch detailed headcount information over time, applying complex filters, pagination, and sorting. It's particularly useful for HR analytics, workforce planning, and organizational growth analysis. The endpoint supports nested logical operations in its filtering mechanism, enabling highly specific queries. Users can paginate through large datasets and sort results based on multiple criteria. While powerful, this endpoint requires careful construction of the filters parameter to ensure accurate data retrieval. It should be used when detailed, time-based headcount analysis is needed, but may not be suitable for simple, non-time-series headcount queries or for real-time data needs due to its complexity.
Find companies by investor
Find portfolio companies using Crustdata's supported Company Search API. The public action name and ``investor_name`` input are retained from the retired ``/data_lab/investor_portfolio`` action. The current provider API can identify companies whose all-time investor list contains a name and return each company's funding summary. It does not expose the retired endpoint's round-level investment amount, round date, investor UUID, or co-investor history; those fields are not synthesized because no supported replacement exists.
Filter decision makers data
Filters and retrieves decision maker data from the CrustData B2B SaaS integration platform based on complex criteria. This endpoint allows for advanced querying of decision maker information using a combination of filters, pagination, sorting, and title-based filtering. It's designed for scenarios where specific subsets of decision maker data need to be extracted or analyzed. The endpoint supports nested logical conditions in filters, enabling highly targeted data retrieval. Use this when you need to perform detailed analysis or reporting on decision makers across various organizations or industries. Note that the endpoint requires careful structuring of the request body to effectively utilize its advanced filtering capabilities.
Post funding milestone timeseries data
The FundingMilestoneTimeseries endpoint retrieves time-series data related to funding milestones for companies. It allows for complex querying of funding events over time, with flexible filtering, pagination, and sorting options. This endpoint is particularly useful for analyzing funding trends, comparing company funding histories, or tracking specific funding events across multiple organizations. The data returned is based on the specified filters and can be tailored to focus on particular time ranges, funding stages, or company characteristics. While it provides comprehensive funding milestone data, it does not include detailed company information beyond what's directly related to funding events.
Post headcount timeseries data
Retrieves filtered and sorted headcount timeseries data from the CrustData Data Lab. This endpoint allows for complex querying of historical headcount information, enabling users to analyze workforce trends over time. It supports advanced filtering with nested conditions, pagination for handling large datasets, and customizable sorting. Ideal for generating reports, conducting workforce analysis, or integrating headcount data into third-party business intelligence tools. Note that the specifics of the returned data structure are not provided in the given schema.
Search indexed job listings
Search indexed jobs using Crustdata's supported versioned Job API. This keeps the legacy action name while replacing the retired ``/data_lab/job_listings/Table/`` endpoint. Legacy stock symbols map directly to Job Search's documented company stock-symbol filter. Numeric pagination beyond offset zero cannot be preserved because the provider now issues query-bound opaque cursors.
Post web traffic data
Retrieves filtered and sorted web traffic data from the CrustData platform. This endpoint allows for complex querying of web traffic information using nested conditions and logical operators. It supports pagination for handling large datasets and provides sorting capabilities for customized data presentation. Use this endpoint when you need to analyze web traffic patterns, filter data based on specific criteria, or extract insights from your web analytics. The endpoint is particularly useful for generating reports, identifying trends, or monitoring key performance indicators related to web traffic.
Retrieve linkedin posts
Retrieves LinkedIn posts for a specified company using CrustData's screener functionality. This endpoint allows users to gather social media data from LinkedIn, which can be used for analyzing company activity, engagement, and sentiment. It's particularly useful for B2B marketers, sales professionals, and analysts who need insights into a company's social media presence and content strategy. The endpoint supports filtering by date range and customizing the response fields, making it versatile for various use cases such as competitive analysis, lead generation, and market research. Note that the availability and completeness of data may depend on the company's LinkedIn activity and privacy settings.
Screener company information
The GetCompanyScreener endpoint allows users to search and filter companies based on various criteria such as headcount, growth rate, funding, and more. It provides a powerful way to identify specific companies that meet predefined conditions. This endpoint is particularly useful for tasks like lead generation, market research, and competitive analysis. The endpoint returns a list of companies matching the specified criteria, with each company entry containing key information such as name, industry, headcount, funding details, and growth metrics. Users can customize their search using multiple filters, sort the results, and paginate through large result sets. Note that the accuracy of the data depends on CrustData's real-time data collection and update frequency.
Screen metrics and filter conditions
The ScreenData endpoint enables advanced data screening and filtering on the CrustData platform. It allows users to construct complex queries for retrieving specific datasets based on custom metrics, filtering conditions, and sorting criteria. Use this endpoint for targeted data extraction, custom reporting, or data analysis within the B2B SaaS integration ecosystem. Note that while powerful, complex queries may impact performance with large datasets.
Search companies with filters
The CompanySearch endpoint enables users to search and filter companies using the CrustData API. It provides a powerful mechanism for querying company data based on multiple criteria, supporting complex filtering and pagination. This endpoint is ideal for applications that need to retrieve specific sets of company information, such as financial analysis tools, market research platforms, or business intelligence systems. The search functionality allows for precise data retrieval, enhancing the efficiency of data integration and analysis processes in B2B scenarios. Users should be aware that the endpoint requires careful construction of filter objects and proper use of pagination to ensure optimal performance and accurate results.
Search for job id in screener
The screener_person_search endpoint allows users to search for persons associated with a specific job ID within the CrustData B2B SaaS integration platform. This POST request accepts a JSON payload containing a job_id and returns relevant person data linked to that job. It's particularly useful for scenarios where you need to quickly retrieve all individuals connected to a particular job or project. The endpoint is part of the platform's screening functionality, enabling efficient filtering of person records based on job-related criteria. While it provides a focused search based on job ID, it may not offer advanced filtering options or return comprehensive job details.
Search linkedin posts by keyword
This endpoint enables searching for LinkedIn posts using a specific keyword. It allows users to retrieve relevant content from LinkedIn by specifying a search term, along with options for pagination, sorting, and filtering by post date. The function is particularly useful for conducting market research, competitor analysis, or tracking industry trends on the LinkedIn platform. Users can fine-tune their search results by choosing how to sort the posts (by relevance or date) and selecting a specific time frame for the content. The endpoint returns paginated results, allowing for efficient navigation through large sets of matching posts.
Validate API Credentials
Validate Crustdata API credentials against the current free account endpoint. Use this action when you need to verify that API credentials are valid and properly configured before making other API calls. Returns validation status and a descriptive message about the credential state.
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Sokko es un asistente de IA que vive en tu Slack. Conecta tus apps, pide lo que necesitas en lenguaje natural y Sokko se encarga del trabajo por ti.
Regístrate en Sokko, pídele a Sokko que se conecte a Crustdata y aprueba la conexión cuando se te solicite. A partir de ahí puedes pedirle a Sokko que haga cosas en Crustdata cuando quieras.
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Sí. Pídelo una vez y dile a Sokko cuándo repetirlo, como cada lunes a las 9 h, y se convierte en una rutina que se ejecuta sin ti.
Leer y actuar sobre los datos de Crustdata, y lanzar workflows cuando algo cambia. Dile a Sokko el resultado que quieres y se encarga del resto.
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