Identifiers: exactly one type per job
Each job takes exactly one identifier type with up to 10,000 identifiers — providing none, or more than one type, returns400;
over-cap submissions are rejected. String-list identifiers also accept a
single comma-separated string.
| Identifier type | Example values |
|---|---|
domains | ["stripe.com", "openai.com"] |
names | ["Stripe", "OpenAI"] |
professional_network_profile_urls | ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/stripe"] |
crustdata_company_ids | [631394, 631466] |
Your first batch enrichment: companies by domain
One record from the results file
Record trimmed for clarity.
Enrich by Crustdata ID
If you already holdcrustdata_company_id values — for example from a
previous search — they are the most precise identifier type. In the results
file, original_identifier echoes the ID you submitted as a string:
Record trimmed for clarity.
Fields: requested plus defaults
fields accepts dotted leaf paths (headcount.total), whole family names
(headcount), or a comma-separated string of either. A family name expands to
its entire subtree. The response contains the requested fields plus the
default basic_info family — matching the non-batch
Company Enrich exactly, including the
selectable field list. An unsupported value returns 400 with every
selectable field in metadata.available_fields.
This request also shows the comma-separated string identifier form:
Request
One record, trimmed — the full headcount family comes back
chunk_size
Optional internal processing chunk size (identifiers per processing unit),
10–1000, default 100. Out-of-range values return 400.
Errors
400 — no identifier
400 — two identifier types
400 — invalid field (with available_fields)
What to do next
- Find companies first — see Batch Company Search to turn one query into an input list.
- Single-company enrichment — see Company Enrich.
- Resolve a domain to a company first — see Company Identify.
- Valid
fieldsvalues — see the enrich reference. - Enrich people in batch — see Batch Person Enrich.
- Full schema — see the API reference.

