Combining filters
If you filter by company industries [“Technology, Information and Internet”, “Financial Services”] and company locations [“France”, “United States”], the API returns results where the company industry is either Technology, Information and Internet or Financial Services, AND the company location is either France or United States.
In other words, a result must satisfy at least one value in every filter category you specify.
Within a category, values act as OR: a result matches if it fits any of the values. Across categories, the logic is AND: a result must match all categories to be returned.
Exact match ON vs OFF
When exact_match is set to false, the API tolerates minor differences like missing words, extra words, or slight reordering. There is no strict word threshold; instead, the matching scores how closely the input aligns with the stored value and returns results that are reasonably close. For example, “VP of Sales” would match “VP Sales” (missing word) or “VP of Sales and Marketing” (extra words).
When exact_match is set to true, the value must match exactly as stored (case-insensitive), with no tolerance for variations.
