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Data dictionary
extracted_data groups fields by part. Any field may be null when LinkedIn doesn't publish it. These are the only fields the API returns.
about
| Field |
Description |
name |
Company name |
description |
Company overview text |
industry |
Primary industry |
company_size |
Employee-count band (e.g. 1001-5000) |
founded |
Year founded |
type |
Company type (e.g. Privately Held) |
specialities |
Declared specialities |
company_website |
Website URL |
hq_address |
Headquarters location |
locations[] |
city, country, geographic_area, postal_code, full_address |
people
| Field |
Description |
geo_distribution[] |
Employees by country/city (number_employees_in_country) |
functions[] |
Employees by work_function (number_employees_function) |
universities[] |
Top university values (number_employees_from_university) |
fields_of_study[] |
Employees by studies_domain |
skills[] |
Common skills_name with counts |
insights
| Field |
Description |
new_hires_count |
Recent new hires |
new_hires_month |
Reference month |
six_month_growth_percent |
Headcount growth over 6 months |
total_openings |
Open job postings |
quarter |
Reference quarter |
functional_distribution[] |
Openings/headcount by function |
description |
Insights summary |
affiliates
| Field |
Description |
affiliate_name |
Affiliated / related company |
affiliate_linkedin_page |
Its LinkedIn path |
industry |
Its industry |
Result states
- complete — data available.
- no_public_data — the page exists but LinkedIn publishes nothing extractable. Not charged.
- page_not_found — the company page doesn't exist. Not charged.