Expansion Signal Search
Search the raw expansion signal rows directly, rather than the companies they roll up into. Every signal carries its type, subtype, strength, polarity, dated event, source and evidence URL, so you can audit exactly what drove a company’s stage — or build your own scoring on top.
Scope this call to specific companies. Pass domain_search_id_list. The signal table is very large, and a request filtered only by market or date range does not complete inside the gateway timeout — the connection is dropped after about 60 seconds. Company-scoped calls typically return in well under a second.
For company-level results use Expansion Search; for one company’s feed use Company Signal Events.
Authorizations
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Restrict to these companies, by domain_search_id. Required in practice — see the endpoint description: a call not scoped to specific companies is dropped at the gateway timeout.
Return only live signals (true) or only retracted ones (false). Omit for both.
true
Restrict to these target markets, as ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes.
Restrict to these signal subtypes.
Restrict to these signal strengths.
Restrict to these source types (for example linkedin, news, jobs).
Signal direction. expansion marks entry and growth; the three contraction_* values mark retreat at different points in the evidence cycle (contraction_leading is the earliest indicator, contraction_confirming the most settled). There is no bare contraction value — sending one silently disables the filter.
expansion, contraction_leading, contraction_lagging, contraction_confirming Earliest event date to include, YYYY-MM-DD, interpreted in your workspace timezone.
"2026-06-01"
Latest event date to include, YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive of the whole day.
"2026-06-30"

