From a question to a useful list.

1. Choose what you want returned.

Start with the type of result you need. Finding someone with a job title is different from finding a vacancy or a post they wrote.

Customers need an active paid pass to run live actions. Start with 5–25 results while learning. Opening a form does not run a search.

2. Describe your search with AI.

1. Open AI Search.
2. Describe the result type, role or subject, location, and any important restrictions. Keep your request under 1,000 characters.
3. Choose how many results you need, then click Find Results. This submits a live request; ordinary AI searches show their plan and then start automatically.
4. Open the resulting list to follow progress. Saved-company follow-ups instead ask you to review and start the plan explicitly.

AI translates your description into supported filters. Up2Data collects the data. AI cannot invent unavailable filters or guarantee that every requested detail is present in the results. If a criterion is unsupported, simplify the request or use the manual form.

You have 10 AI requests per day, resetting at 00:00 UTC. The remaining count appears on AI Search. Manual searches remain available after this limit, subject to your normal allowances. Technical interpretation failures release the daily AI request; an unsupported interpretation counts toward it but does not use scraping credits.

For a task that depends on earlier results—such as finding people at companies returned by a job search—use the saved-results workflow below. Do not assume one prompt automatically connects separate searches.

3. Set filters manually.

For people at a known company, use a company from saved results where possible. Name lookup requires selecting the correct company; identical names do not establish identity. People searches with selected company IDs show a review before execution.

To refresh details, open Update a profile, choose a person or company, paste its LinkedIn URL, then click Refresh details. This uses the refresh allowance when a record is returned.

4. Use wording that matches your goal.

These are wording examples, not guarantees of exact-phrase matching. AI can correct obvious typos while retaining your meaning. LinkedIn can still return related text.

“Find founders posting about hiring” calls for posts. Their author details may help rank relevance, but a post keyword match does not verify that the author is a founder or that their company fits your industry.

5. Review, save and export.

1. Open your search in My lists. Queued searches may take time; you can leave and return later.
2. Read the returned details and open the original LinkedIn link. Check role, company, date and context before using a result.
3. For AI Search, Jev sorts results against your original request when available. Match scores estimate relevance, not buying intent. Unranked results can still be useful.
4. Use Hide duplicates to simplify the displayed list and Export CSV to download it.

Opening or exporting existing results costs no extra allowance. Hiding duplicates does not reverse usage. Saving filters lets you run a fresh search later; that new search is chargeable and may return records you have seen before.

6. Use one search to prepare the next.

You choose each next step. Opening a saved-result action does not repeat the original search.

Example: job results → people at that company

1. Run a job search and open its completed list.
2. Click Use these results, find the company you want, then choose Find people.
3. If a company ID is available in your saved data, People Search opens with that company selected. If only a LinkedIn company URL is available, click Identify company and continue. This uses one company/profile refresh and then opens People Search automatically. Company subpages such as /life are handled.
4. Add the roles you want, such as Founder or Head of Operations. Review the selected company and maximum usage, then start the people search.

If the provider cannot return a usable company ID, the app stops rather than guessing a same-name company. A result containing only a name requires manual company verification.

Find people across several saved companies

When Search from these results is available, select up to 50 companies with saved IDs. Choose manual filters or use AI to describe the people you need. Review and start one people search. Your requested count is shared across all selected companies, not repeated for each company. Some companies may return no matches.

Other follow-up actions

From Use these results, a company can lead to a job search at that company, a refresh or monitoring. A profile or post author can lead to a profile refresh or profile monitoring. A post can be monitored for edits. Available actions depend on the identifiers returned.

Each submitted follow-up uses its normal allowance. A company-specific job follow-up searches one company at a time; it does not silently launch a job search for every company in your list.

7. Watch for changes with signals.

1. Open Signals and name your monitor.
2. Choose what to watch: new jobs at a company; profile, company or post changes; or new people, companies or posts matching a search.
3. Provide the LinkedIn URL or supported search filters, then choose a schedule. Daily is a useful starting point when you do not need frequent checks.
4. Click Create signal. The first successful check establishes a baseline. It is not a new-event alert.
5. Open its history for later changes. Check now requests an additional check. Use Pause monitoring when finished, or archive it to retain history without ongoing checks.

Search signals examine up to 25 results per check; they are not an exhaustive watch of every LinkedIn result. Monitoring a post tracks changes to that post, not future posts by its author.

Each successful check uses one monitoring check, including the baseline and checks with no changes. Customer monitoring pauses when access expires or the allowance runs out. An in-progress check may finish after pausing. Updates appear in the app; email alerts are not included.

8. Understand your allowances.

Plans provide 30 days of access through a one-time purchase, with no automatic renewal. Your purchased search credits and daily AI requests are separate. Check My plan and Overview for your current allowances.

Unused reserved results are restored when a search finishes. Empty or failed searches restore their search allowance and run. Partial results count as returned results. Your Linkedleads allowances follow the app's rules, not the provider's credit pricing.

9. Troubleshooting and support.

• No results: loosen one restriction or try more common wording.
• Unrelated posts: use a more specific phrase and read the original context.
• Search waiting: check its status in My lists. Submitting another search does not speed up the first.
• AI limit reached: use manual search or return after 00:00 UTC.
• Company lookup problem: use its saved LinkedIn URL through Use these results → Find people. If identification fails, contact support with the source list.

Open Help & support, submit your question, then return to read and reply in the same thread. Include the list name or order reference. Support replies are not emailed automatically. You can also email [email protected].

Need business email enrichment? Contact our support team to discuss available options. Business email addresses are not included with ordinary LinkedIn search credits.