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Sales Navigator: get account

Fetch a LinkedIn Sales Navigator company account by its numeric Sales Navigator id (from search_accounts, or a companyUrn on search_people). Needs a Sales Navigator seat; headcount history and median tenure are null when no insights panel is present. Returns name, description, industry, type, specialties, website, year founded, headquarters and location, revenue range, employee count and growth, headcount history, median tenure, and spotlight employees (name plus leadId to pivot to get_lead).

Input

accountId required

Numeric Sales Navigator company id (e.g. 1066442 for Datadog). Sourced from sales_navigator_search_accounts (accountId) or search_people (companyUrn urn:li:fs_salesCompany:N).

Output

name required
accountId required
type optional

Company type (Public Company, Privately Held, ...).

saved optional
starred optional
website optional
industry optional
location optional
employees optional

Spotlight employees surfaced on the company page (name + leadId to pivot to get_lead).

listCount optional
description optional
specialties optional
yearFounded optional
headquarters optional

Structured HQ address (country, geographicArea, city, postalCode, line1, line2).

revenueRange optional

Estimated revenue range, e.g. "500M-1B USD".

employeeCount optional

Latest LinkedIn-tracked headcount (from the insights time series); null if no insights panel.

salesAccountUrl optional
headcountHistory optional

Monthly headcount time series; empty when no insights panel.

employeeGrowthPct optional

Headcount growth % keyed by timespan (SIX_MONTHS / YEAR / TWO_YEAR).

medianTenureYears optional
flagshipCompanyUrl optional

Classic linkedin.com/company/ URL.

FAQ

Fetch a LinkedIn Sales Navigator company account by its numeric Sales Navigator id (from search_accounts, or a companyUrn on search_people). Needs a Sales Navigator seat; headcount history and median tenure are null when no insights panel is present. Returns name, description, industry, type, specialties, website, year founded, headquarters and location, revenue range, employee count and growth, headcount history, median tenure, and spotlight employees (name plus leadId to pivot to get_lead).
Required: accountId.
It returns name, type, saved, starred, website, industry, location, accountId, employees, listCount, description, specialties, yearFounded, headquarters, revenueRange, employeeCount, salesAccountUrl, headcountHistory, employeeGrowthPct, medianTenureYears, flagshipCompanyUrl.
Yes. It acts as you on linkedin.com: on your own Chrome it reuses your session, and on a Reduck-hosted browser it loads the linkedin.com cookies saved by the Reduck extension.
It only reads. It looks things up on linkedin.com and changes nothing there.
Ask an AI agent connected to Reduck to run reduck/linkedin.com/sales_navigator_get_account, or run it from a terminal with the Reduck CLI: npx @reduck-ai/cli@latest run --script reduck/linkedin.com/sales_navigator_get_account
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