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

# Find Company

> Find a company when you only have partial info — a name, an email, a rough location.

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# Find Company

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  You have partial information about a company — maybe just a name, an email address, or a rough location. Find Company takes whatever you have and returns the best matches.

  The system tries the most precise identifiers first (LinkedIn URL, domain) and falls back to fuzzy matching (company name + location) if those aren't available. You always get up to 5 ranked candidates, so you can pick the right one even when the input is ambiguous.

  ## Accepted inputs

  Find Company accepts any combination of:

  * **Landbase company ID**
  * **LinkedIn URL**
  * **Website or domain**
  * **Email address** (the domain is extracted automatically)
  * **Company name** (combined with location for better matching)
  * **Headquarters country or location**

  The system uses a waterfall matching strategy — it starts with the most precise identifier available and falls back progressively to fuzzier matching. It stops at the first stage that returns results.

  ## What it returns

  Up to 5 ranked candidate companies, each with a full profile. Useful for CRM cleanup ("is this the right Acme Corp?"), lead routing ("which company does this email belong to?"), and data reconciliation across systems.

  ## When to use Find Company vs. Look Up Company

  Use **Find Company** when you have incomplete or ambiguous information. Use [Look Up Company](/docs/reference/tools/look-up-company) when you have a precise identifier and want the fastest possible lookup.
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