> ## 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.

# Search the Web

> Research companies, validate claims, or find information that's not in the structured data.

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# Search the Web

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  The agent can search Google on your behalf. When it needs to find information that's not in the structured dataset — a company's latest news, a product launch, a conference speaker list — it calls Search the Web and gets back clean, ranked results.

  ## How it works

  Provide a search query and optionally a country code. The system performs a Google search and returns a normalized list of organic results, each with a title, link, description, and ranking.

  ## When it's used

  Search the Web is most often used behind the scenes by other capabilities:

  * [Qualify Leads](/docs/reference/tools/qualify-leads) calls it when web research is enabled, to research each record individually
  * The agent calls it when you ask about a company not in the database
  * It's also available as a standalone tool for any web research task

  ## What it returns

  A list of ranked search results, each containing:

  * **Link and display URL**
  * **Title and description**
  * **Rank position**
  * **Site links** (when available)
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