Feature Requests

Easy access to person search without having to connect via api getting results via CSV

I would like the ability to perform geo-location searches using latitude and longitude directly within the platform, as this would greatly enhance our ability to target specific geographic areas more precisely.

Introduce list management endpoints (e.g., POST /lists, POST /lists/{id}/contacts) and support an exclude_list_ids parameter in the /person/search API to filter out known contacts without passing large arrays of individual IDs. This will reduce payload sizes, improve query performance, and simplifies the client-side integration

I would like a natural language interface to create SQL queries based on the data available in your platform. This would make it easier to generate queries without needing to manually write SQL code.

I need the ability to run a multi-threaded platform with the scroll token, as the current sequential nature of the scroll token limits our ability to quickly gather data across multiple pages.

Are you considering implementing embedding search or AI search capabilities like RAG? This would enhance our ability to find matches based on semantic similarity rather than exact matches.

I would like the ability to filter or sort search results based on a likelihood score in the people search API. This would help us ensure that we only show contacts with a high likelihood of data accuracy to our customers.

I would like to have the ability to filter by the length of the summary field on each position. This could help us identify more detailed, resume-like data.

Presently when the Person Search API attempts to return more profiles than there are credits remaining it throws a 402. This is confusing as there could still be credits remaining. Allow the API to return profiles up to the number of remaining credits instead of throwing an error.

I would like to have a feature in the Person Search API where I can pass a string of job titles with a priority order. This would help in matching against higher priority titles first before falling back to other titles.