This guide walks through building a comprehensive picture of a target company using Voyager’s company, employee, and content endpoints.
Search for the company to get its universal name (used in all subsequent calls):
Note the universalName from the results (e.g., "notionhq").
The universalName is the string after /company/ in a LinkedIn company URL. For example, https://www.linkedin.com/company/notionhq has universal name notionhq.
Company profile fetches are async jobs:
The result includes company name, industry, employee count, description, headquarters, and more.
See what the company has been posting recently:
For a broader view of company activity:
The /updates endpoint requires a numeric company ID (from the company profile entityUrn), while /posts accepts the universal name string.
Employee exports are async jobs:
Poll the job for results:
Use people search with the company filter for targeted lookups:
Research multiple companies at once:
If you have a SalesNav subscription, you get much richer company data:
The SalesNav company ID is numeric (e.g., 30583455), not the universal name. You can find it from search results or the SalesNav URL.