You will need an API key — create one in Settings → API Cockpit (details). The search-and-save step debits search credits from your workspace; check your balance first if you are unsure.
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Verify your key
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Preview a prospect search
Search filters are structured fields. Each entry is an object — The response is a page of matching profiles, a
{ "status": "include" | "exclude", "value": "..." } — and GET /business/prospects/filter-options returns the accepted values per field, so you never have to guess spellings:scrollToken for the next page, the true match total, and an echo of the filters that ran. Previewing is the cheap way to tune filters before you commit to saving.Instead of filters you can send a natural-language query ("VPs of engineering at mid-size software companies in Germany") or a stored search’s savedSearchId — the response echoes the filters either resolved to, so you can inspect and refine them. See Build a list from search.3
Save results into a list
When the filters look right, save matches into a list. This runs the search server-side and enriches the saved contacts asynchronously:The
202 means the job started. Contacts appear in the list as enrichment completes — poll the next step until rows show up.Billing note: this endpoint runs its own search and debits credits for the rows it saves. It does not reuse a previous
POST /prospects/search — so preview to tune filters, then save once. Details in credits & billing.4
Read the list
columnValues for any custom columns on the list, and the response is paginated.5
Export to CSV
Exports are asynchronous: start a job, poll it, download the file.The
downloadUrl is a presigned link valid for 15 minutes, and the file downloads named after your list.Where to next
Campaigns end to end
Turn a list into an outbound campaign — manual, AI-generated, or from a template.
Upload your own contacts
Bring contacts from your CRM instead of searching.
Errors
The one envelope every failure uses, and every code you can receive.
Rate limits
Per-surface quotas and the headers that tell you where you stand.