Global Database full API documentation is available on the following link: https://api.globaldatabase.com/docs/v1
Generally, a company intelligence platform-featured API helps to optimise various processes, and different configurations are applicable in different cases. Here are the main use cases Global Database API can be employed in:
Reach out to a Global Database representative and we will help you figure out the applicability of our API for your particular need along with other possibilities you get.
Global Database API subscription implies the acquisition of a certain number of credits. Further, you use these credits as a means of payment for API requests or calls. To note, that the value of the API calls varies subject to the endpoint you are using. Book a demo and our representatives will explain how credits will be applied for your particular use case.
Every time you make a request, you use one API call. This implies that each request is a query against the enrichment API endpoints, regardless of whether this is a website or domain name query, each being identically considered as a single API request. Corporate email address requests and web domain requests are valued equally. The ways enrichment API requests are made are divided into direct access and integration.
Only requests that return certain codes are regarded as requests and counted accordingly. For more technical specs, visit Global Database documentation page. To note, that if you are repeating the same request over a certain period of time (usually, the billing period), it counts just as a single request.
When you have a company and are looking for specific contacts working for that company, it is very likely that you will receive several results for your request, meaning that you will get the data on more than one employee. In this case, each result delivered (i.e. each contact) counts as an API call.
When you are willing to enrich your product with data or fill-in some blanks in your own proprietary internal-use platform, Global Database integration API helps you fetch the data the way you need it. Each unique result delivered to the final product counts as an API call. When you make a data request, e.g. one of your users sets up filters according to which a list of corresponding companies is delivered, each company on that list counts as one API call.
Yes, you can use a contact’s name and the employer’s domain to find that person’s email address. Employee name and company domain are just examples of parameters you can use to find the information you need. To learn more about parameters and delivered results, reach out to Global Database representatives.