> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.loice.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Employee Finder

> List a company's current employees from its domain or LinkedIn page — one company or a CSV of many.

The **Employee Finder** (sidebar → **Employee finder**) lists the people who currently work at a
company. Use it when you know the account and need the people: *"who works in sales at
stripe.com?"*

## Search one company

**1. Choose the lookup mode**

**Domain** (e.g. `loom.com`) or **LinkedIn URL** (a company or school page).

**2. Set Max employees**

How many people to deliver at most: a whole number from 1 to 2,500 (default 25). A value
outside the range is refused, not clamped.

**3. Add filters (optional)**

Up to 20 values each:

* **Title** — free text tags;
* **Seniority** — the same values as [Leads Search](https://docs.loice.ai/leads-search.md#filters);
* **Department** — the same values as Function in Leads Search;
* **Location** — free text tags.

**4. Click Find employees**

The search runs in the background: *"Finding current employees… N found so far"*. **Stop
search** cancels it; you pay only for the people already shown.

## What is delivered

Only people whose **current** employer is stated as this company. A title filter matches only
when the person's own position at this company states it — never a past job.

The results table has the same columns as [Leads Search](https://docs.loice.ai/leads-search.md#results), plus **Source**:

| Source | Meaning |
| - | - |
| **LinkedIn** | The person's LinkedIn profile states the company as their current employer. |
| **Website** | The company's own website lists the person (used for companies that are not on LinkedIn). |
| **Web search** | Public web results state the person and the company (same condition). |

Rows support **Reveal**, **Add to list** and **Export**, exactly as in Leads Search. Previous
searches are under **Recent searches**; **New search** starts over.

Under the filters, **Find email** and **Find personal email** find each employee's email together
with the search, billed per person exactly like a **Reveal** — see
[Find emails with the search](https://docs.loice.ai/leads-search.md#find-emails-with-the-search). The cost under
**Find employees** then includes them. (Not yet for a CSV of companies.)

## Many companies: Import CSV

Click **Import a CSV of companies**.

* One company per row, in a column named **Company Domain** or **Company LinkedIn URL**.
* Up to 100 companies per file, and 1–100 employees per company.
* Before anything runs, the preview shows the valid companies, the rows that can't be searched
  (with the reason for each) and duplicates, which are searched once.

The results appear under **Batches**, with an **Input company** column so you can match each
person to the row it came from.

## Billing

* A **per-company fee**, charged once any source answered for that company, **plus** a charge
  per employee delivered.
* Free:
  * a company that could not be identified (*"We couldn't identify that company"*), including a
    personal email domain such as `gmail.com`;
  * no matches (*"No current employees found"* / *"No current employees match these filters"*);
  * a source that is not answering;
  * a search cancelled before anyone was found;
  * in a batch, companies not found, duplicates and invalid rows.
* Before the search starts, the workspace must be able to afford the **Max employees** you asked
  for — and, with **Find email** / **Find personal email** on, their emails; otherwise it is
  refused uncharged — lower Max employees or top up.
* People on your [do-not-contact list](https://docs.loice.ai/do-not-contact.md) are never delivered or charged.

The Employee Finder shares the workspace's [one search slot](https://docs.loice.ai/leads-search.md#one-search-at-a-time)
with Leads Search.

> [!TIP]
>
> API: `POST /api/v1/employee-search` (see the API reference). MCP: `find_employees`.


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