Past searches, open above the filter panel.
Save a search
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Build a search
Set filters until the count shows what you want. Saving needs a search that is not empty.
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Click Save search
Opens Save this search.
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Name it
Add a name and, if it helps, a description. Nothing runs and nothing is spent by saving.
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Click Save
The search is saved for the whole workspace, listed under Past searches.
Reopen a past search
Click Past searches to open three tabs:
Clicking a row loads its filters into the builder. Nothing runs again until you do.
Start a search from suggestions or a table
The AI Assistant offers a few suggested searches drawn from your business context. Click one to load its filters immediately, without typing anything.1
Switch to a table of companies
In the Companies filter group, set Start from to A table of companies.
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Pick the table and column
Click Choose a company table…, pick a table, then a text or number column, such as domains or LinkedIn company URLs.
3
Exclude a table's companies instead, if you need to
Click Exclude from a table… to drop a table’s companies out of the results instead of searching for them.
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Refresh it later
Values are copied as they are today. Click Refresh to copy the column’s current values again after the table changes.
Re-run a search on a schedule
A search attached to a table can run again on a schedule instead of only by hand. Attach one through Save to an existing table, or from a table’s own Lead search panel.1
Open the table's Lead search panel
On a table built from a search, click Lead search in the toolbar, then Edit inputs.
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Choose On a schedule
Under Run this search, switch from Manually to On a schedule.
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Set the cadence
Pick a Frequency, a time, and a start date.
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Click Save schedule
New matches are added to the same table each time it runs.
Good to know
Where do I find a table's search once it's created?
Where do I find a table's search once it's created?
Click Lead search in the table’s toolbar. It only appears on a table built from a search, and shows the filters, the last run, and the schedule.
What happens if I remove a search from a table?
What happens if I remove a search from a table?
You’re asked whether to keep the rows it already added, or delete them along with the search.
Does saving a search cost anything?
Does saving a search cost anything?
No. Saving only stores the filters. Running or previewing the search is what counts and spends credits.
What if a table column I seeded from has too many values?
What if a table column I seeded from has too many values?
Oneprofile refuses the column and says so, rather than silently cutting it off. Filter the table down first, or pick a column with fewer distinct values.
Next steps
Find people and companies
Build the search you’ll save or reuse.
Search with AI
Describe a search instead of building one by hand.