Network Mapping

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Data categories

• Identity. person_id (prefixed per_), full_name, headline, linkedin_url, primary_role.
• The connection. connected_on (linkedin), connected_at, connected_teammates (Specter user_ IDs of the teammates who hold it).
• Current employer. current_company_id.

{
  "person_id": "per_5f3a2b1c4d5e6f7a8b9c0d1e",
  "full_name": "Jane Doe",
  "headline": "Engineering Lead @ Acme · ex-Google",
  "current_company_id": "66d926166261234567890123",
  "connected_on": "linkedin",
  "connected_teammates": ["user_2opva2jahltnNL8xOK7vArM0IBg"]
}

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Endpoints

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How to use the API

• Browsing your whole network → Get network people or Get network companies.
• A target company → Get network connections at a company.
• A teammate user_id from a result → Get organization members.

• person_id → Get person by ID.
• current_company_id → Get company by ID.
• connected_teammates → Get organization members to put a name to each teammate.

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Notes

• The network reflects LinkedIn connections your teammates have synced, deduplicated across the team.
• connected_on only supports linkedin today.
• Get network connections at a company returns 404 when you have no connections there.
• Use the min_connections filter on the companies endpoint to focus on companies where you have real depth.
• Network endpoints are paginated feeds, charged per request; see each endpoint’s “Costs” note for the exact figure.
• Resolving a teammate user_id to a name uses Get organization members, which now lives in the Account section and is free.