Company Bulk Enrich
/v2/companies/bulk-enrichEnrich up to 50 companies in one request. Each item takes the same identifiers as Companies Enrich and is matched independently (id, then linkedin_id, linkedin_url, domain, name); the response buckets items into matched, not_matched and invalid, echoing each item's identifier so you can correlate results. Free: spends no credits; 1 unit of the enrich rate limit per item, none for companies your workspace saved. Authenticate with your API key in the x-api-key header.
How are credits spent?
Company Bulk Enrich is free - matching and returning company profiles never charges credits.
How the batch behaves
Each of the up to 50 items is looked up independently with the same
identifier precedence as Company Enrich -
id, then linkedin_id, linkedin_url, domain, then name. One item
failing never fails the batch: the response splits items into three
buckets, each entry echoing your identifier (or the item's index if you
did not send one):
matched- the company was found; carriesmatched_byand the full Company object.not_matched- the identifiers were valid but no company matched; carries theattemptedlookup fields.invalid- the item could not be looked up at all; carries areason.
Prefer this endpoint over looping single Company Enrich calls: 50 lookups
in one request instead of 50 round trips, with per-item outcomes you can
correlate by identifier.
Body parameters
dataobject[]requiredArray of company lookup items (1-50). Each item is matched independently using priority order id > linkedin_id > linkedin_url > domain > name.
Field Type Description identifierstring Client-supplied correlation key echoed back in the response. If omitted, the item index is used. idstring The GetProspect company id, as returned by Company Search and in People Search results.linkedin_idone of The LinkedIn company ID (numeric, string or number). linkedin_urlstring The LinkedIn company URL. domainstring The company domain. namestring The company name.
Responses
For error handling see Errors. Response objects are described in Person object and Company object.
