Decision makers by search engine
What this tool does
This tool helps you find contact profiles for key people at a company. It searches for decision makers and executives by combining the company name and a specific job area, such as Sales or Engineering.
Please note that the results are based on public search engine data. The information may not always be up to date or complete for every individual.
Common uses
- Building lists of potential contacts for outreach campaigns.
- Identifying relevant experts within specific company departments.
Input data
| Parameter | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
company | Yes | oracle | The name of the company you are researching. This is required. Example: 'oracle' |
area | No | - | The job department or function you want to focus on, such as 'Sales' or 'Engineering'. This is optional. Leave blank to see all roles. |
Output data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
area | The job department associated with the contact. Example: 'Sales' |
company | The name of the company the contact works for. Example: 'Oracle' |
is_c_level | A yes/no indicator showing if the person holds a C-level role like CEO or CTO. |
is_decision_maker | A yes/no indicator showing if the person has decision-making authority. |
location | The geographical location mentioned in the profile. Example: 'San Francisco, CA' |
name | The first name of the contact. Example: 'John' |
profile | The link to the person's professional profile page. Example: 'https://linkedin.com/in/john-doe' |
role | The job title or role of the person. Example: 'Sales Manager' |
score | A number showing how well the person matches your search criteria. Example: 95 |
seniority | The seniority level of the person. Example: 'Senior' |
surname | The last name of the contact. Example: 'Doe' |