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Examples

When specifying query parameters within a URL, you should separate them with an ampersand (&). When specifying query parameters within a JSON object, you should use lists for the request parameters. We’ve provided code samples in cURL, Python, Ruby, Go and JavaScript. If you aren’t comfortable working in any of these languages, feel free to use this handy tool to convert code from cURL to the language of your choice.
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Basic Usage

“I want to learn more about the data associated with an IP address.”

Return the Company Associated with the IP Address

“I want to resolve/enrich the company associated with an IP address.”
Python3 SDK

Return All Data Associated with an IP Address

“I want to return all location, IP metadata, company, and person work information associated with an IP address.”
Python3 SDL

Lead Search using IP Data

“I want to enrich an IP, then find similar people (same job level, role, and subrole) at the company associated with the IP address.”
Heads Up! Credit UsagePerson Search API calls cost the number of total search results returned.If you are making a search that could have a large number of results, make sure to use the size parameter to set the maximum number of results and cap your credit usage.
Python3 SDK