The PredictLeads connector lets your AI agent act in each user's PredictLeads account. Each user connects their own PredictLeads API key once, and Scalekit sends it with every call, so your agent never handles credentials. It comes with 35 tools.
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Setup
Install the SDK
Terminal window npm install @scalekit-sdk/node dotenvTerminal window pip install scalekit-sdk-python python-dotenvSet your credentials
Add your Scalekit credentials to your
.envfile. Find values in app.scalekit.com > Developers > API Credentials..env SCALEKIT_ENVIRONMENT_URL=<your-environment-url>SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID=<your-client-id>SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET=<your-client-secret>Create the PredictLeads connection
In AgentKit > Connections, create a PredictLeads connection. The name you give it is the
connection_nameyour code passes. See Configure connections.Authorize a user and make your first call
quickstart.mts import { ScalekitClient } from '@scalekit-sdk/node'import 'dotenv/config'import { createInterface } from 'node:readline/promises'const scalekit = new ScalekitClient(process.env.SCALEKIT_ENVIRONMENT_URL,process.env.SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID,process.env.SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET,)const actions = scalekit.actionsconst connector = 'predictleads'const identifier = 'user_123'// Generate an authorization link for the userconst { link } = await actions.getAuthorizationLink({ connectionName: connector, identifier })console.log('Authorize PredictLeads:', link)const rl = createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout })await rl.question('Press Enter after authorizing...')rl.close()// Make your first callconst result = await actions.executeTool({connector,identifier,toolName: 'predictleads_discover_companies',toolInput: {},})console.log(result)Terminal window npx tsx quickstart.mtsquickstart.py import osfrom scalekit import ScalekitClientfrom dotenv import load_dotenvload_dotenv()scalekit_client = ScalekitClient(env_url=os.getenv("SCALEKIT_ENVIRONMENT_URL"),client_id=os.getenv("SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID"),client_secret=os.getenv("SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET"),)actions = scalekit_client.actionsconnection_name = "predictleads"identifier = "user_123"# Generate an authorization link for the userlink_response = actions.get_authorization_link(connection_name=connection_name,identifier=identifier,)print("Authorize PredictLeads:", link_response.link)input("Press Enter after authorizing...")# Make your first callresult = actions.execute_tool(tool_input={},tool_name="predictleads_discover_companies",connection_name=connection_name,identifier=identifier,)print(result)Terminal window python quickstart.pyEach user opens the link once and enters their PredictLeads credentials there. See Authorize a user for the full flow and statuses.
Tools
Pass the exact name toexecute_toolpredictleads_discover_companiesFind companies by location, employee-count range, NAICS codes, industry or revenue range, most recently updated first.Read-onlyDiscover Companies
Find companies by location, employee-count range, NAICS codes, industry or revenue range, most recently updated first. Returns a page of company records (id, domain, name, description, location); meta.count holds an estimated total when page is sent. Use this to build a company list from filters. Use predictleads_get_company when you know the domain, and predictleads_discover_extended_companies for the same search with headcount and industry data.
Inputs
industrystring- Only return companies that work in this industry. Example: Retail.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
locationstring- Only return companies in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
naics_codesstring- Comma-separated list of NAICS industry codes for companies, with no spaces. Use 2- to 6-digit NAICS codes from census.gov/naics. Example: 5112,541511.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
revenue_range_highinteger- Only return companies with revenue equal to or lower than this amount. Example: 100000000.
revenue_range_lowinteger- Only return companies with revenue equal to or higher than this amount. Example: 1000000.
sizesstring- Comma-separated list of employee-count ranges for companies, with no spaces. Valid values: 1, 2-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000, 5001-10000, 10001+. Example: 51-200,201-500.
predictleads_discover_companies_by_technologyFind companies that use one technology, by technology ID or name, newest detections first, optionally filtered by company location, size or NAICS codes.Read-onlyDiscover Companies by Technology
Find companies that use one technology, by technology ID or name, newest detections first, optionally filtered by company location, size or NAICS codes. Returns technology detections with first and last seen dates and score, the companies using it in included, and an estimated total in meta.count when page is sent. Use this for technology-based prospect lists. Use predictleads_list_company_technology_detections for one company's stack. If the technology name is ambiguous, get its ID first with predictleads_list_technologies.
Inputs
technology_id_or_fuzzy_namestringrequired- Technology to match, as its PredictLeads technology ID (a UUID) or its name, matched fuzzily. Use the ID from predictleads_list_technologies for multi-word or ambiguous names. Example: hubspot.
company_locationstring- Only return companies in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
company_naics_codesstring- Comma-separated list of NAICS industry codes for companies, with no spaces. Use 2- to 6-digit NAICS codes from census.gov/naics. Example: 5112,541511.
company_sizesstring- Comma-separated list of employee-count ranges for companies, with no spaces. Valid values: 1, 2-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000, 5001-10000, 10001+. Example: 51-200,201-500.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return technology detections first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return technology detections first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_fromstring- Only return technology detections last seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_untilstring- Only return technology detections last seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_discover_extended_companiesFind companies by location, employee-count range, NAICS codes, industry or revenue range, returning extended profiles, most recently updated first.Read-onlyDiscover Extended Companies
Find companies by location, employee-count range, NAICS codes, industry or revenue range, returning extended profiles, most recently updated first. Returns a page of extended company records with employee range, industry, company type, headquarters and funding data. Use this when the list needs firmographics. Use predictleads_discover_companies for the lighter company records.
Inputs
industrystring- Only return companies that work in this industry. Example: Retail.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
locationstring- Only return companies in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
naics_codesstring- Comma-separated list of NAICS industry codes for companies, with no spaces. Use 2- to 6-digit NAICS codes from census.gov/naics. Example: 5112,541511.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
revenue_range_highinteger- Only return companies with revenue equal to or lower than this amount. Example: 100000000.
revenue_range_lowinteger- Only return companies with revenue equal to or higher than this amount. Example: 1000000.
sizesstring- Comma-separated list of employee-count ranges for companies, with no spaces. Valid values: 1, 2-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000, 5001-10000, 10001+. Example: 51-200,201-500.
predictleads_discover_financing_eventsSearch financing events (funding rounds) across all companies, optionally filtered by normalized round type, company location, size, NAICS codes or first seen date, most recently updated first.Read-onlyDiscover Financing Events
Search financing events (funding rounds) across all companies, optionally filtered by normalized round type, company location, size, NAICS codes or first seen date, most recently updated first. Returns financing events with dates, financing type, amount and source URLs, with the funded companies and investors in included. Use this to find recently funded companies. Use predictleads_list_company_financing_events for one company's rounds.
Inputs
company_locationstring- Only return financing events of companies in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
company_naics_codesstring- Comma-separated list of NAICS industry codes for companies, with no spaces. Use 2- to 6-digit NAICS codes from census.gov/naics. Example: 5112,541511.
company_sizesstring- Comma-separated list of employee-count ranges for companies, with no spaces. Valid values: 1, 2-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000, 5001-10000, 10001+. Example: 51-200,201-500.
financing_types_normalizedstring- Comma-separated list of normalized financing types, with no spaces. Values follow the pattern <stage>, <stage>_plus, <stage>_plus_plus, pre_<stage>, a numbered stage and a _bridge suffix, for stages angel, seed and series_a to series_j. Examples of valid values: angel, pre_seed, seed, seed_plus, series_a, series_a1, series_b, series_c_plus, seed_bridge, series_a_bridge. Example: seed,series_a.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return financing events first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return financing events first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_discover_github_repositoriesList GitHub repositories of all companies, newest first, optionally filtered by first seen date.Read-onlyDiscover GitHub Repositories
List GitHub repositories of all companies, newest first, optionally filtered by first seen date. Returns repositories with URL, description and first seen date, with the owning companies in included. Use this to find companies that recently published repositories. Use predictleads_list_company_github_repositories for one company.
Inputs
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return GitHub repositories first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return GitHub repositories first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_discover_job_openingsSearch job openings across all companies by O*NET occupation code, title words, seniority, location, active status or found date.Read-onlyDiscover Job Openings
Search job openings across all companies by O*NET occupation code, title words, seniority, location, active status or found date. Only openings found in the last year are returned. Returns job openings with title, description, URL, categories, seniority, salary and location, the hiring companies in included, and an estimated total in meta.count when page is sent. Use this to find companies hiring for a role. Use predictleads_list_company_job_openings for one company's openings.
Inputs
active_onlyboolean- Set to true to return only open job openings: not closed, last seen in the past 5 days and found within the last year. Example: true.
found_at_fromstring- Only return job openings found after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
locationstring- Only return job openings in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
onet_codesstring- Comma-separated list of O*NET occupation codes, with no spaces. Find codes at onetonline.org/find/all, for example 41-4011.00 for technical sales representatives. Example: 41-4011.00,11-2021.00.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
senioritystring- Only return job openings with this seniority. One of: not_set, founder, c_level, partner, president, vice_president, head, director, manager, mid_senior, junior. Example: director.one of
not_setfounderc_levelpartnerpresidentvice_presidentheaddirectormanagermid_seniorjunior titlestring- Only return job openings whose titles contain all of these words. Example: product manager.
predictleads_discover_news_eventsSearch news events across all companies, newest first, optionally filtered by category, company location or company size.Read-onlyDiscover News Events
Search news events across all companies, newest first, optionally filtered by category, company location or company size. Returns news events with category, summary, headline, found date and event details, with the companies involved in included. Use this to find companies with a given kind of event, such as new funding or new hires. Use predictleads_list_company_news_events for one company's events.
Inputs
categoriesstring- Comma-separated list of news event categories, with no spaces. Valid values: acquires, merges_with, sells_assets_to, loses_client, signs_new_client, declares_bankruptcy, files_suit_against, has_issues_with, closes_offices_in, decreases_headcount_by, attends_event, expands_facilities, expands_offices_in, expands_offices_to, increases_headcount_by, opens_new_location, goes_public, has_earnings, has_revenue, has_valuation, invests_into, invests_into_assets, receives_financing, hires, leaves, promotes, retires_from, integrates_with, is_developing, launches, ends_partnership_with, partners_with, receives_award, recognized_as, identified_as_competitor_of, spins_off_company, spins_off_division. Example: receives_financing,launches.
company_locationstring- Only return events about companies in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
company_sizesstring- Comma-separated list of employee-count ranges for companies, with no spaces. Valid values: 1, 2-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000, 5001-10000, 10001+. Example: 51-200,201-500.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_discover_portfolio_companiesList portfolio companies found on the portfolio pages of VCs, accelerators and incubators, as investor connections, newest first.Read-onlyDiscover Portfolio Companies
List portfolio companies found on the portfolio pages of VCs, accelerators and incubators, as investor connections, newest first. Returns connections with category investor, source URL, context and first/last seen dates, with the investor and the portfolio company in included. Use this to find newly listed portfolio companies across investors. Use predictleads_list_company_connections for one company's investors and partners.
Inputs
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return connections first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return connections first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_fromstring- Only return connections last seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_untilstring- Only return connections last seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_discover_productsSearch products, services and solutions across all companies, most recently seen first, optionally filtered by category or subcategory.Read-onlyDiscover Products
Search products, services and solutions across all companies, most recently seen first, optionally filtered by category or subcategory. Returns products with category, subcategory, name, description and source URL, with the offering companies in included. Use this to browse products across companies. Use predictleads_list_company_products for one company's products.
Inputs
categoriesstring- Comma-separated list of product categories, with no spaces. Valid values: product, service, solution, unclassified. Example: product,service.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
subcategoriesstring- Comma-separated list of product subcategories, with no spaces. Valid values: industry, use_case, pricing_tier, unclassified. Example: use_case,pricing_tier.
predictleads_discover_public_company_connectionsList the vendor and partner connections of publicly traded companies, newest first.Read-onlyDiscover Public Company Connections
List the vendor and partner connections of publicly traded companies, newest first. Returns connections with category (vendor or partner), source URL, context and first/last seen dates, with both companies in included. Use this to find vendors and partners of public companies. Use predictleads_list_company_connections for one company's connections.
Inputs
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return connections first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return connections first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_discover_startup_platform_postsList the latest posts on startup platforms (Hacker News Show and Jobs pages) by companies that are hiring or launching products.Read-onlyDiscover Startup Platform Posts
List the latest posts on startup platforms (Hacker News Show and Jobs pages) by companies that are hiring or launching products. Returns posts with published date, post type, post URL, company domain, company name and whether the company match is fuzzy. Use this to find early-stage companies launching or hiring. Use predictleads_discover_job_openings for job openings found on company websites.
Inputs
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 30 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
post_typesstring- Comma-separated list of post types (show_hn = Hacker News Show page, job_hn = Hacker News Jobs page), with no spaces. Valid values: show_hn, job_hn. Example: show_hn,job_hn.
published_at_fromstring- Only return posts published after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
published_at_untilstring- Only return posts published before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
predictleads_get_api_subscriptionGet the PredictLeads API subscription for the connected credentials.Read-onlyGet API Subscription
Get the PredictLeads API subscription for the connected credentials. Returns the subscription status, the monthly credit quota and the credits used this month. Use this to check remaining credits before large requests. Use predictleads_list_api_request_logs to see which requests used them.
Inputs
This tool takes no inputs.
predictleads_get_companyGet the PredictLeads company profile for one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID.Read-onlyGet Company
Get the PredictLeads company profile for one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID. Returns the company's id, domain, name, ticker, description, language, location and last extraction states, with parent, subsidiary and similar companies in included. Use this to resolve a domain to a PredictLeads company. Use predictleads_get_extended_company for headcount, industry and social profile data, and predictleads_discover_companies to find companies by filters.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
predictleads_get_extended_companyGet the extended PredictLeads profile for one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID.Read-onlyGet Extended Company
Get the extended PredictLeads profile for one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID. Returns the basic company profile plus employee range, logo, slogan, industry, company type, headquarters, founding year, specialties, last funding round and social profile links. Use this when you need firmographics. Use predictleads_get_company for the basic profile only.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
predictleads_get_extended_technology_detectionGet one technology detection with the evidence behind it, by detection ID.Read-onlyGet Extended Technology Detection
Get one technology detection with the evidence behind it, by detection ID. Returns the detection's first and last seen dates, score and source count, with the subpages, job openings, DNS records, reviews and connections it was seen on, and competing technology detections, in included. Use this to see why PredictLeads believes a company uses a technology. Use predictleads_list_company_technology_detections to list a company's detections. Requires a detection ID, such as the id of a record from predictleads_list_company_technology_detections.
Inputs
technology_detection_idstringrequired- PredictLeads ID of the technology detection, a UUID. Get it from the id field of a record returned by predictleads_list_company_technology_detections. Example: 3f2504e0-4f89-41d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301.
predictleads_get_job_openingGet one job opening by its PredictLeads ID.Read-onlyGet Job Opening
Get one job opening by its PredictLeads ID. Returns the opening's title, description, URL, categories, seniority, salary, location, O*NET data, status and first/last seen dates, with the hiring company in included. Use this to refresh or expand one opening you already have. Use predictleads_list_company_job_openings or predictleads_discover_job_openings to find openings.
Inputs
job_opening_idstringrequired- PredictLeads ID of the job opening, a UUID. Get it from the id field of a record returned by predictleads_list_company_job_openings or predictleads_discover_job_openings. Example: 3f2504e0-4f89-41d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301.
predictleads_get_news_eventGet one news event by its PredictLeads ID.Read-onlyGet News Event
Get one news event by its PredictLeads ID. Returns the event's category, summary, headline, found date, confidence and event details, with the companies involved and the source article in included. Use this to expand one event you already have. Use predictleads_list_company_news_events or predictleads_discover_news_events to find events.
Inputs
news_event_idstringrequired- PredictLeads ID of the news event, a UUID. Get it from the id field of a record returned by predictleads_list_company_news_events or predictleads_discover_news_events. Example: 3f2504e0-4f89-41d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301.
predictleads_get_productGet one product by its PredictLeads ID.Read-onlyGet Product
Get one product by its PredictLeads ID. Returns the product's category, subcategory, name, description, sources, source URL and first/last seen dates, with the company in included. Use this to expand one product you already have. Use predictleads_list_company_products or predictleads_discover_products to find products.
Inputs
product_idstringrequired- PredictLeads ID of the product, a UUID. Get it from the id field of a record returned by predictleads_list_company_products or predictleads_discover_products. Example: 3f2504e0-4f89-41d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301.
predictleads_get_sec_filingGet one SEC filing by its PredictLeads ID.Read-onlyGet SEC Filing
Get one SEC filing by its PredictLeads ID. Returns the filing's form type, filed date, report date, source URL and document content, with the filing company in included. Use this to fetch one filing you already have. Use predictleads_list_company_sec_filings to find filings.
Inputs
sec_filing_idstringrequired- PredictLeads ID of the SEC filing, a UUID. Get it from the id field of a record returned by predictleads_list_company_sec_filings. Example: 3f2504e0-4f89-41d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301.
predictleads_get_technologyGet one tracked technology by its PredictLeads ID or name.Read-onlyGet Technology
Get one tracked technology by its PredictLeads ID or name. Returns the technology's id, name, description, categories, parent categories, vendor domain, URL and pricing data, with its vendor company and parent technology in included. Use this to look up one technology. Use predictleads_list_technologies to browse or search technologies by name.
Inputs
technology_id_or_fuzzy_namestringrequired- Technology to match, as its PredictLeads technology ID (a UUID) or its name, matched fuzzily. Use the ID from predictleads_list_technologies for multi-word or ambiguous names. Example: hubspot.
predictleads_list_api_request_logsList API request log entries for the current PredictLeads subscription, optionally filtered by request date.Read-onlyList API Request Logs
List API request log entries for the current PredictLeads subscription, optionally filtered by request date. Returns log entries with request time, path, parameters, response code, credits used, duration and source. Use this to audit credit usage. Use predictleads_get_api_subscription for the monthly totals.
Inputs
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
requested_at_fromstring- Only return API request logs requested after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
requested_at_untilstring- Only return API request logs requested before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
predictleads_list_company_connectionsList one company's business connections found on company websites, by domain or PredictLeads company ID: partners, vendors, integrations, investors, parent companies and more.Read-onlyList Company Connections
List one company's business connections found on company websites, by domain or PredictLeads company ID: partners, vendors, integrations, investors, parent companies and more. Returns connections with category, source category, source URL, context, confidence and first/last seen dates, with both companies (and the technology, for integrations) in included. Use this for one company's relationships. Use predictleads_discover_portfolio_companies for VC portfolio links and predictleads_discover_public_company_connections for public companies' vendors and partners.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
categoriesstring- Comma-separated list of connection categories, with no spaces. Valid values: partner, vendor, integration, investor, parent, rebranding, published_in, badge, other. Example: vendor,partner.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return connections first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return connections first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_company_financing_eventsList one company's financing events (funding rounds), by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by first seen date.Read-onlyList Company Financing Events
List one company's financing events (funding rounds), by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by first seen date. Returns financing events with effective date, found date, financing type, normalized type, amount, normalized amount and source URLs, with investors in included. Use this for one company's funding history. Use predictleads_discover_financing_events to search rounds across all companies.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return financing events first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return financing events first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_company_github_repositoriesList one company's GitHub repositories, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by first seen date.Read-onlyList Company GitHub Repositories
List one company's GitHub repositories, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by first seen date. Returns repositories with URL, description and first seen date, with activity timeseries datapoints in included. Use this for one company's open-source activity. Use predictleads_discover_github_repositories to list repositories across all companies.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return GitHub repositories first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return GitHub repositories first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_company_job_openingsList one company's job openings, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by status, category, location or first/last seen dates.Read-onlyList Company Job Openings
List one company's job openings, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by status, category, location or first/last seen dates. Returns job openings with title, normalized title, description, URL, categories, seniority, salary, location, O*NET data, status and first/last seen dates. Use this for one company's hiring signals. Use predictleads_discover_job_openings to search openings across all companies, and predictleads_get_job_opening to fetch one opening by ID.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
active_onlyboolean- Set to true to return only open job openings: not closed, last seen in the past 5 days and found within the last year. Example: true.
categoriesstring- Comma-separated list of job categories, with no spaces. Valid values: administration, consulting, data_analysis, design, directors, education, engineering, finance, healthcare_services, human_resources, information_technology, internship, legal, management, marketing, military_and_protective_services, operations, purchasing, product_management, quality_assurance, real_estate, research, sales, software_development, support, manual_work, food. Example: engineering,sales.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return job openings first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return job openings first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_fromstring- Only return job openings last seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_untilstring- Only return job openings last seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
locationstring- Only return job openings in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
not_closedboolean- Set to true to return job openings that are not closed, without the last-seen check that active_only applies. Example: true.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
with_description_onlyboolean- Set to true to return only job openings that have a description. Example: true.
with_location_onlyboolean- Set to true to return only job openings that have a location. Example: true.
predictleads_list_company_news_eventsList one company's news events, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by category, location or found date.Read-onlyList Company News Events
List one company's news events, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, optionally filtered by category, location or found date. Returns news events with category (such as acquires, receives_financing, hires or launches), summary, headline, found date, confidence and event details such as amount, product or job title, with the other company and source article in included. Use this for one company's news signals. Use predictleads_discover_news_events to search events across all companies, and predictleads_get_news_event to fetch one event by ID.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
categoriesstring- Comma-separated list of news event categories, with no spaces. Valid values: acquires, merges_with, sells_assets_to, loses_client, signs_new_client, declares_bankruptcy, files_suit_against, has_issues_with, closes_offices_in, decreases_headcount_by, attends_event, expands_facilities, expands_offices_in, expands_offices_to, increases_headcount_by, opens_new_location, goes_public, has_earnings, has_revenue, has_valuation, invests_into, invests_into_assets, receives_financing, hires, leaves, promotes, retires_from, integrates_with, is_developing, launches, ends_partnership_with, partners_with, receives_award, recognized_as, identified_as_competitor_of, spins_off_company, spins_off_division. Example: receives_financing,launches.
found_at_fromstring- Only return news events found after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
found_at_untilstring- Only return news events found before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
locationstring- Only return news events in this country name or state name/abbreviation. Example: United States.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_company_productsList the products, services and solutions one company offers, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, as extracted from its website.Read-onlyList Company Products
List the products, services and solutions one company offers, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, as extracted from its website. Returns products with category, subcategory, name, normalized name, description, sources, source URL and first/last seen dates. Use this to see what one company sells. Use predictleads_discover_products to search products across all companies, and predictleads_get_product to fetch one product by ID.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
categoriesstring- Comma-separated list of product categories, with no spaces. Valid values: product, service, solution, unclassified. Example: product,service.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return products first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return products first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
subcategoriesstring- Comma-separated list of product subcategories, with no spaces. Valid values: industry, use_case, pricing_tier, unclassified. Example: use_case,pricing_tier.
predictleads_list_company_sec_filingsList one public company's SEC filings, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, newest first, optionally filtered by form type or filing date.Read-onlyList Company SEC Filings
List one public company's SEC filings, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, newest first, optionally filtered by form type or filing date. Returns filings with form type, filed date, report date, source URL and document content. Use this to read a public company's 10-K, 10-Q or 8-K filings. Use predictleads_get_sec_filing to fetch one filing by ID.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
filed_at_fromstring- Only return SEC filings filed after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
filed_at_untilstring- Only return SEC filings filed before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
form_typesstring- Comma-separated list of SEC form types, with no spaces. Valid values: 6-K, 8-K, 10-K, 10-Q, 20-F, 40-F, 25. Example: 10-K,10-Q.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 10 and allows at most 50. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_company_subpagesList the website subpages PredictLeads has tracked for one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, to follow how its website changes over time.Read-onlyList Company Website Subpages
List the website subpages PredictLeads has tracked for one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, to follow how its website changes over time. Returns subpages with category (such as pricing, careers, customers, integrations or changelog), URL, text content in Markdown and first/last seen dates. Use this to spot new or changed pages, for example a new pricing or integrations page since a date. Use predictleads_list_company_products for the products and services PredictLeads extracted from the site.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return subpages first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return subpages first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_company_technology_detectionsList the technologies one company uses, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, as technology detections.Read-onlyList Company Technology Detections
List the technologies one company uses, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, as technology detections. Returns detections with first and last seen dates, score, source count and a behind-firewall flag, with each technology (name, categories) in included. Use this for one company's tech stack. Use predictleads_discover_companies_by_technology to find the companies that use a given technology.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
first_seen_at_fromstring- Only return technology detections first seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
first_seen_at_untilstring- Only return technology detections first seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_fromstring- Only return technology detections last seen after this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
last_seen_at_untilstring- Only return technology detections last seen before this date (ISO 8601 date). Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Example: 2024-09-25.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_followed_companiesList the companies the PredictLeads account follows.Read-onlyList Followed Companies
List the companies the PredictLeads account follows. Returns each followed company's domain and the custom company identifier set when it was followed. Use this to see which companies feed PredictLeads webhooks. Use predictleads_follow_company and predictleads_unfollow_company to change the list.
Inputs
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_similar_companiesList companies similar to one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID.Read-onlyList Similar Companies
List companies similar to one company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID. Returns similarity records with score, position and refresh date, a reason for the top 20, and the similar companies in included. Use this to find lookalike companies for one account. Use predictleads_discover_companies to search by firmographic filters instead.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 20 and allows at most 50. Example: 50.
pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
predictleads_list_technologiesList the technologies PredictLeads tracks, optionally filtered by fuzzy name or parent technology.Read-onlyList Technologies
List the technologies PredictLeads tracks, optionally filtered by fuzzy name or parent technology. Returns technologies with id, name, description, categories, parent categories, vendor domain, URL, pricing data and created date. Use this to find a technology's ID by name. Use predictleads_get_technology to fetch one technology you already know.
Inputs
fuzzy_namestring- Only return technologies whose name fuzzily matches this text. Example: salesforce.
limitinteger- Number of results per page. PredictLeads defaults to 100 and allows at most 1000. Example: 50.
order_bystring- Sort order: created_at_asc, created_at_desc, or fuzzy_score_desc (best name match first; only valid together with fuzzy_name). Example: fuzzy_score_desc.one of
created_at_asccreated_at_descfuzzy_score_desc pageinteger- Page number to return, starting at 1. When you send page, the response also includes the total result count in meta.count; PredictLeads leaves the count out when page is not sent. Example: 2.
parent_technology_idstring- Only return technologies whose direct parent is the technology with this ID (UUID). Example: 3f2504e0-4f89-41d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301.
predictleads_follow_companyFollow a company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, so PredictLeads sends its new signals to the account's webhooks.WriteFollow Company
Follow a company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, so PredictLeads sends its new signals to the account's webhooks. Returns a success flag. Use this to start monitoring a company. Use predictleads_unfollow_company to stop, and predictleads_list_followed_companies to see the list. Webhooks are set up in PredictLeads on the Trigger Subscriptions page and need an upgraded plan.
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
custom_company_identifierstring- Your own identifier for this company, such as a CRM account ID. PredictLeads returns it with the followed company and in webhook payloads. Example: 435366.
predictleads_unfollow_companyUnfollow a company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, so PredictLeads stops sending its signals to the account's webhooks.DestructiveUnfollow Company
Unfollow a company, by domain or PredictLeads company ID, so PredictLeads stops sending its signals to the account's webhooks. Returns a success flag. Use this to stop monitoring a company. Use predictleads_follow_company to follow it again.
- Idempotent
Inputs
company_id_or_domainstringrequired- Company to look up, as its website domain or its PredictLeads company ID (a UUID). A bare domain works best, without https:// or a path. Example: stripe.com.
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