List a list's rows
One page of a list’s rows: people in a people list, companies in a company list, as type says. A row’s columnValues holds the values of the list’s own columns, by column id.
For the next page, send the page’s pagination.nextCursor as cursor. Later pages keep the first page’s pageSize; only a missing nextCursor marks the end. Send the same filters and sort with it.
filters narrows the rows: a JSON object in which a row must match every key, and any of a key’s values. Text keys take an array of values or {"include": [...], "exclude": [...]}: name, title, dept, level, industryName, country, state, personalLocation, companyName, companyIndustry, companyHeadQuartersCountry, companyLocation, website, campaignEngagement and otherLists (the names of other lists). numberOfEmployees takes ranges written as strings, such as "51-200" or "10001+", and revenue a number. keywords (a job title, with * and ? as wildcards) and linkedinUrl take one string.
enrichedEmail (enriched, not_enriched, no_emails_found), enrichedPhone (enriched, not_enriched) and emailValidity (valid, invalid, catch-all, unknown, do_not_mail, personal, unverified) take {"include": [...]} or {"exclude": [...]}. icpMatch takes ["yes"] or ["no"]. customColumns maps a column id to {"dataType": "string", "include": [...]}, {"dataType": "boolean", "value": true} or {"dataType": "number", "rangeMin": 1, "rangeMax": 10}. Company lists take companyName, companyIndustry, companyHeadQuartersCountry, website, numberOfEmployees, campaignEngagement and customColumns.
Values for level, dept, industryName and country are the people search’s own, from GET /v1/people/filters, and website is a bare domain. A key the list kind does not take, or a value of the wrong shape, answers 422 invalid_row_filters; a value no row has matches nothing.
Free. Scope: lists. Read-only keys may call it.
Authorizations
Query Parameters
The field to sort by. People lists: firstName, lastName, jobTitle, createdAt, address.city, address.country, a company field such as company.name or company.linkedInHeadCount, or customColumns_<columnId>. Company lists: name, domain, industry, revenue, linkedInHeadCount or customColumns_<columnId>. A field it does not know keeps the list's own order.
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