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Technical field definitions for LinkedIn company endpoint.
Overview
Extracts structured company data from LinkedIn company pages. Returns JSON with organizational information, industry classification, size metrics, and locations.
Response Fields
id (integer)
- Unique identifier assigned by WraithBytes
- Auto-incremented database primary key
- Use for tracking and referencing scrape records
url (string)
- LinkedIn company page URL that was scraped
- Format:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/{company-slug}
- Normalized to canonical form
name (string)
- Official company name as displayed on LinkedIn
- May include legal suffixes (Inc., LLC, Ltd., etc.)
- UTF-8 encoded, supports international characters
Classification
industry (string)
- Primary industry category
- LinkedIn’s predefined taxonomy
- Examples: “Information Technology and Services”, “Financial Services”, “Computer Software”
- Single value (not multi-industry)
type (string)
- Organizational structure type
- Possible values:
- “Public Company”
- “Privately Held”
- “Non-profit”
- “Partnership”
- “Educational Institution”
- “Government Agency”
- “Self-Employed”
- Others (LinkedIn taxonomy)
Size & Scale
company_size (string)
- Employee count range
- Format: ”- employees”
- Standard ranges:
- “1-10 employees”
- “11-50 employees”
- “51-200 employees”
- “201-500 employees”
- “501-1000 employees”
- “1001-5000 employees”
- “5001-10000 employees”
- “10001+ employees”
- Self-reported by company admin, may be outdated
employee_count (integer)
- Approximate employee count
- Calculated by LinkedIn based on member profiles listing this company
- More dynamic than company_size
- May undercount if employees don’t list company on LinkedIn
Location
headquarters (string)
- Primary office location
- Format: “City, State/Region” or “City, Country”
- Examples: “San Francisco, CA”, “London, UK”
locations (array of strings)
- Additional office locations
- May include headquarters
- Format same as headquarters field
- Unordered
Temporal
founded (string)
- Year company was founded
- Format: “YYYY”
- May be null if not provided
Business Details
specialties (array of strings)
- Company focus areas and expertise
- User-defined keywords
- Unordered
- Examples: [“Cloud Computing”, “Artificial Intelligence”, “SaaS”]
about (string)
- Company description
- Free-form text, length varies (typically 500-2000 characters)
- Contains company mission, products, services
- May include recent achievements or news
website (string)
phone (string)
- Main company phone number
- Format varies by country
- May be null if not provided
linkedin_url (string)
- LinkedIn company page URL
- Same as
url field
twitter_url (string)
- Company Twitter/X profile URL
- May be null
facebook_url (string)
- Company Facebook page URL
- May be null
scraped_at (string)
- Timestamp of scrape
- Format: ISO 8601 (e.g., “2025-01-10T12:00:00Z”)
- UTC timezone
created_at (string)
- Record creation timestamp in WraithBytes database
- Format: ISO 8601
- UTC timezone
Data Notes
Company Size vs Employee Count
- company_size: Static range set by admin, may be outdated
- employee_count: Dynamic count from LinkedIn member data, more current
- Discrepancies are common; employee_count is generally more accurate for recent data
Field Completeness
- Always present: id, url, name, scraped_at, created_at
- Usually present: industry, company_size, headquarters
- Often present: about, website, employee_count
- Sometimes present: specialties, locations, founded
- Rarely present: phone, twitter_url, facebook_url
Data Accuracy
- Self-reported by company administrators
- Not verified by LinkedIn or WraithBytes
- Update frequency varies by company engagement
- Social media links may be outdated
Technical Specifications
- Response Format: JSON
- Encoding: UTF-8
- Date Formats: ISO 8601 for timestamps, “YYYY” for founded year
- Max Response Size: Varies (typically 5-20KB per company)
- Null Values: Most fields can be null if not provided by company
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