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You will submit a search, then retrieve the results. You need an API key and an active or trialing subscription. Set up authentication first.
1

Set your connection

Run these commands in Bash. Enter the application origin from your account’s address bar, without a trailing slash, then paste your key at the hidden prompt. The docs site is not the API host.
2

Find companies

This example looks for evidence relevant to someone selling charging equipment. Change the query to describe the companies and activity you want to research.
HTTP 202 means the search was accepted, not completed. Copy usage.id from the response. An identical retry can return 200 if the search has already finished.
3

Read the result

Enter the returned ID, then retrieve the operation:
If the response is still 202, wait a few seconds before polling again. On success, inspect companies, each company’s observations, and their evidence. A completed empty list is valid. If error is present, read its code instead of treating it as an empty result.

What you built

One company search with a reusable operation ID. Polling or retrying identical inputs with the same key does not start another search. A new search or next page needs a new idempotency key.

Filter and paginate

Exclude customers you already know and inspect individual companies.

Read the evidence

Understand facts, possible demand, confidence, and coverage.

Troubleshooting

After a terminal failure or expiration, use a new key only when you intend to start another operation. For help, share the usage ID and error code, never your API key.