What data does get-company-profile return?

get-company-profile returns structured company data including company name, LinkedIn URL, website, industry, headcount range, description, specializations, locations, HQ and founding year.

Can I enrich companies in bulk?

Yes. Pass company IDs or URLs from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search into a loop or batch workflow. The result can then be filtered, scored or pushed into a CRM.

Does this work with Sales Navigator account URLs?

Yes. Sales Navigator account URLs are supported alongside standard LinkedIn company URLs.

How is get-company-profile different from a scraping Actor?

A scraping Actor typically gives you an extraction workflow that you still need to run, configure and connect to the rest of your pipeline. get-company-profile is a native Periodix Action that returns structured company data directly into the workflow, so the search, enrichment and downstream steps can stay in the same stack.

How does the cost compare with Apify?

Apify uses a combination of platform subscription and usage-based pricing. Actors can charge per event, per result or based on platform usage, and some Actors can charge platform usage separately. With get-company-profile, company enrichment runs inside the same Periodix Actions plan as search and outreach, so there is no separate scraping platform subscription or Actor billing layer.

// PLAYBOOK

Live

How to Research a Company on LinkedIn Before Your First Call (API Guide)

// WHEN TO USE

Problem

You have a company name or LinkedIn URL but no structured intel. Manually reading a company page gives you a paragraph of "About" text, but not structured data you can filter, score, or feed to an AI. You need industry, headcount, specializations, headquarters, and website in a format your pipeline can use.

// WHAT YOU GET

Outcome

A single call that returns the full company profile as structured JSON: industry, employee count, description, specializations, locations, website, and founding year. Use it to filter companies by size and industry before enriching people, to feed company context into AI-drafted outreach, or to build an account-level ICP scoring model. Running it alongside search also cuts the toolstack down to one bill instead of two.

// RESULTS

Proof

<2 sec

vs 3–5 min manual company research

Up to 10X

Lower cost than Apify stack

// BUILDING BLOCKS

Periodix Actions used

Get Company Profile
Retrieve a LinkedIn company profile by public identifier, numeric ID, or URN. Returns name, industry, employee-count range, description, locations, specialities, website, and follower count. It works on any company, including accounts from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator company search. Use it for B2B filtering by company size or industry before you commit outreach.

// HOW IT WORKS

Flow

Company LinkedIn URL or company IDGet Company ProfileFilter: ICP match

// RUN IT

Implementations

This workflow runs on Periodix Actions, so you need an API key and a connected LinkedIn profile first.

Start your free trial (3 days, full access) and connect a LinkedIn profile: https://actions.periodix.net/dashboard/register
Follow the step-by-step recipe: https://docs.actions.periodix.net/docs/n8n-recipe-linkedin-company-research-icp
Import the ready-made template into n8n:

What you need: the verified Periodix Actions node (n8n Cloud or self-hosted), an AI credential (Claude by default, OpenAI or Gemini also work), and a Google Sheet with two tabs: Input (column company_url) and Researched.

Setup: pick your connected LinkedIn profile in Get Company Profile, connect Google Sheets, add your AI credential, and describe your ICP in ICP Config.

The workflow reads LinkedIn company URLs, skips companies already researched, fetches each company profile, and writes industry, headcount, headcount growth over 6, 12, and 24 months, HQ, founding year, and website to the Researched tab, with an AI ICP score, a one-sentence reason, and a yes or no fit flag.

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// OUTPUT SHAPE

Example JSON output

{
  "id": "12345",
  "name": "Acme Corp",
  "universal_name": "acme-corp",
  "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/acme-corp",
  "website": "https://acme.com",
  "industry": "Computer Software",
  "headcount": "201-500",
  "description": "Acme Corp builds revenue intelligence...",
  "specializations": [
    "Sales Intelligence",
    "B2B Data",
    "AI"
  ],
  "locations": [
    {
      "city": "San Francisco",
      "country": "US",
      "is_hq": true
    }
  ],
  "founded_year": 2018
}

// CONNECTS WITH

Integrations used

// FITS INTO

Use cases

Data enrichment & scoring

// QUESTIONS

FAQ

What data does get-company-profile return?: get-company-profile returns structured company data including company name, LinkedIn URL, website, industry, headcount range, description, specializations, locations, HQ and founding year.
Can I enrich companies in bulk?: Yes. Pass company IDs or URLs from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search into a loop or batch workflow. The result can then be filtered, scored or pushed into a CRM.
Does this work with Sales Navigator account URLs?: Yes. Sales Navigator account URLs are supported alongside standard LinkedIn company URLs.
How is get-company-profile different from a scraping Actor?: A scraping Actor typically gives you an extraction workflow that you still need to run, configure and connect to the rest of your pipeline. get-company-profile is a native Periodix Action that returns structured company data directly into the workflow, so the search, enrichment and downstream steps can stay in the same stack.
How does the cost compare with Apify?: Apify uses a combination of platform subscription and usage-based pricing. Actors can charge per event, per result or based on platform usage, and some Actors can charge platform usage separately. With get-company-profile, company enrichment runs inside the same Periodix Actions plan as search and outreach, so there is no separate scraping platform subscription or Actor billing layer.

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