Company

A company, as companies/enrich returns it.

Returned bycompanies.enrichan enriched company-search row

Fields #

Field	Type	Notes
`linkedin_id`	integer	LinkedIn's numeric company id.
`universal_name`	string	The slug in a company URL.
`url`	string
`name`	string
`tagline`	string
`description`	string	The About text. Can be long.
`website_url`	string
`industry`	string	LinkedIn's legacy taxonomy - "Computer Software". Not a normalised one.
`industry_v2`	string	The current taxonomy the page itself shows - "Software Development". It and industry disagree by design; neither is wrong.
`verified`	boolean	LinkedIn's own page verification badge.
`founded_year`	integer	The year alone. LinkedIn's month and day are almost never set, and a date that is always the 1st of January is worse than a year.
`employee_count`	integer	Employees LinkedIn can see on the platform.
`employee_count_range`	string	LinkedIn's band. It and employee_count routinely disagree; neither is wrong.
`follower_count`	integer
`headquarters`	string	The address rendered as one line.
`address`	Address	The same place unflattened, for filtering on one component without parsing the string back apart.
`locations`	Location[]	Every office the page lists, headquarters included. address is the headquarters alone, for callers that want one place.
`specialties`	string[]
`logo_url`	string
`cover_image_url`	string
`parent_company`	CompanyStub	The company this page reports to, when it has one.
`acquirer_company`	CompanyStub	The company that acquired this one, when LinkedIn says so.
`similar_companies`	CompanyStub[]	LinkedIn's own "people also viewed" shelf for this page.
`affiliated_companies`	CompanyStub[]	Showcase pages, affiliated brands and acquisitions, merged from the three lists LinkedIn shows them in and deduplicated.
`scraped_at`	string (RFC 3339)	When this record was taken. On every record, because "never cached" is only a credible claim if the record says when it was fetched.

Absent is not null: a field we did not get is omitted rather than sent as an empty string, so you can tell "LinkedIn does not have this" from "this person left it blank".

Sample #

JSON

{
  "linkedin_id": 1743263,
  "universal_name": "stripe",
  "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/stripe",
  "name": "Stripe",
  "tagline": "Financial infrastructure for the internet",
  "website_url": "https://stripe.com",
  "industry": "Financial Services",
  "industry_v2": "Financial Services",
  "verified": true,
  "founded_year": 2010,
  "employee_count": 8214,
  "employee_count_range": "5001-10000",
  "follower_count": 812043,
  "headquarters": "South San Francisco, California, United States",
  "locations": [
    {
      "name": "San Francisco Bay Area",
      "headquarters": true,
      "city": "South San Francisco",
      "geographic_area": "California",
      "country": "US",
      "latitude": 37.6688,
      "longitude": -122.3919
    }
  ],
  "specialties": ["payments", "internet infrastructure"],
  "scraped_at": "2026-09-01T10:00:06Z"
}