Pipe0Searches give you access to datasets for finding leads and companies using various filters. You can combine multiple searches into one request and deduplicate the results.
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Filter-based company search on Crustdata's dataset — widest filter surface: funding, investors, growth, team composition, technology signals.
Filter-based company search on Amplemarket's dataset — precise firmographic filters.
Find companies hiring for a role. Filter Crustdata's indexed job listings by title, category, location and posting date, and by the hiring company's firmographics.
Natural-language company search powered by Parallel Entity Search — for asks static filters can't express.
List companies from your HubSpot portal: identity columns (id, name, domain) plus a JSON record with the standard property set and any custom properties you pick.
List accounts from your Salesforce org: identity columns (id, name, domain) plus a JSON record with the standard field set and any custom fields you pick. Filter with field conditions or run one of the org's own list views.
List companies from your Attio workspace: identity columns (id, name, domain) plus a JSON record with the standard attribute set and any custom attributes you pick.
Filter-based people search on Crustdata's dataset — widest filter surface: employer, growth, and LinkedIn signals.
Filter-based people search on Amplemarket's dataset — precise prospecting filters.
Natural-language people search powered by Parallel Entity Search — for asks static filters can't express.
Fetch all guests of a Luma event using your own Luma API key.
List the members of a Slack channel: one row per person with full name, email address (when the workspace exposes it), Slack user ID, and a standardized slack_member_match object (handle, title, timezone, admin/guest flags).
Keyword-based LinkedIn post search.
Keyword and mention search over recent X (Twitter) posts — last 7 days, with recency, author, and link filters.
List the followers of any public X (Twitter) account by handle: one row per follower with name, handle, stable user ID, and the full X profile (bio, counts, location, website).
List the followers of your connected X (Twitter) account: one row per follower with name, handle, stable user ID, and the full X profile (bio, counts, location, website).
List contacts from your HubSpot portal: identity columns (id, email, name) plus a JSON record with the standard property set and any custom properties you pick.
List contacts from your Salesforce org: identity columns (id, name, email) plus a JSON record with the standard field set and any custom fields you pick. Filter with field conditions or run one of the org's own list views.
List leads from your Salesforce org: identity columns (id, name, email, company) plus a JSON record with the standard field set. Converted leads are excluded by default; filter with field conditions or run one of the org's own list views.
List people from your Attio workspace: identity columns (id, email, name) plus a JSON record with the standard attribute set and any custom attributes you pick.
List events from a Google Calendar: one row per event (recurring events expanded into occurrences) with title, attendee emails, and a standardized calendar_event_match object (times, timezone, type, location, organizer, meeting link).
List rows from a pipe0 sheet.
List the entries in a bucket — one row per entry, with its identifying field values (and counter number / expiry).
Run a read-only SQL query against your own PostgreSQL database and return the rows.
Run a read-only SQL query against your Databricks SQL warehouse and return the rows.
List deals from your HubSpot portal: identity columns (id, name, amount) plus a JSON record with the standard property set and any custom properties you pick.
List the owners (users) of your HubSpot portal, optionally with how many companies, contacts, or deals each owns — e.g. all owners with more than 50 companies.
List opportunities from your Salesforce org: identity columns (id, name, amount) plus a JSON record with the standard field set (including IsClosed/IsWon). Filter by status, stage, amount, or field conditions — or run one of the org's own list views.
List users (record owners) from your Salesforce org, with per-user owned-record counts computed in a single aggregate query — e.g. every rep owning more than 10 accounts.
Run a read-only SOQL query against your Salesforce org — including native aggregates (GROUP BY / HAVING / COUNT), e.g. every owner with more than 10 accounts.
List deals from your Attio workspace: identity columns (id, name, value) plus a JSON record with the standard attribute set and any custom attributes you pick.
List records of ANY Attio object — custom objects included. Each row carries the record id plus a JSON record with a compact attribute set and any custom attributes you pick.
List entries of an Attio list — where pipelines live. Each row carries the entry id, the parent record id, and a JSON with the entry's list-level attributes (like stage) plus picked parent-record attributes.
Run a read-only SQL query against your Attio workspace (Enterprise plan) — the only way to aggregate (GROUP BY, COUNT) across objects and lists server-side.
List the workspace members (users) of your Attio workspace: id, email, name, and access level — e.g. for building a round-robin assignment list.