Person Social Activities
These endpoints let you explore and retrieve a person’s public activity: posts they authored, comments they wrote, reactions they gave, and full details for a specific post (including its comments, reactions, and reposts). Use them to power sales intel, recruiting research, influencer mapping, and engagement analytics.
1) Posts
List recent posts authored by a person identified by a Social URL (or by a previously resolved person ID).
Purpose
Discover a person’s recent authored content (thought leadership, announcements, hiring notes).
Input
Person Social URL or personId; optional pagination and time window.
Output
A list of post objects plus pagination metadata.
Credits
Typically 1 credit per call/page (align with your billing policy).
Best for
Sales/recruiting research, content relevance, engagement scoring.
Objects Structure
activityId
— unique identifier of the posttext
— post contentreactionsCount
,commentsCount
— engagement countersactivityDate
— timestamp of the postauthor
— object withauthorId
,authorName
,authorPublicIdentifier
,authorHeadline
,authorImage
,authorUrl
activityUrl
— Social URL of the postshareUrl
— share link
2) Comments
List recent comments authored by the person across various posts.
Purpose
Understand where and how the person engages (topics, people, brands).
Input
Person Social URL or personId; optional pagination/time window.
Output
A list of comment objects with references to the parent post.
Credits
Typically 1 credit per call/page.
Best for
Interest mapping, influencer analysis, competitor monitoring.
Objects Structure
text
— comment textreactionsCount
— reactions to this commentcommentsCount
— replies under this commentactivityDate
— timestamp of the commentauthor
— block withauthorId
,authorName
,authorPublicIdentifier
activityUrl
— Social URL to the commentrelatedPost
— object of the parent post (activityId
,text
, etc.)
3) Reactions
List recent reactions (likes, celebrates, etc.) made by the person on other posts.
Purpose
Reveal the person’s interests and affinities via their reaction history.
Input
Person Social URL or personId; optional pagination/time window.
Output
A list of reaction objects tied to post references.
Credits
Typically 1 credit per call/page.
Best for
Interest graph building, ABM signal scoring, prospect research.
🧩 Objects Structure
reactionId
— unique IDtype
— reaction type (like, celebrate, insightful, etc.)createdAt
— timestamp of the reactionpost
— block withactivityId
,text
,author
,activityUrl
4) Post Details
Retrieve the full details of a single post using its ID or Social URL.
Purpose
Access complete content and engagement stats of a single post.
Input
activityId
or activityUrl
— required.
Output
A post object with full details.
Credits
1 credit per call.
Best for
Post analytics, storing/archiving, connecting with comments/reactions/reposts.
5) Post Comments
Retrieve the comments under a specific post.
Purpose
Explore the audience’s replies under a post.
Input
activityId
or activityUrl
— required.
Output
A list of comment objects tied to the post.
Credits
1 credit per call (per page).
Best for
Engagement analytics, sentiment research.
6) Post Reactions
Retrieve the reactions on a specific post, including reaction type and (when available) the reacting users.
Purpose
Understand who engaged with a post and how.
Input
activityId
or activityUrl
— required.
Output
A list of reaction objects (user + type + timestamp).
Credits
1 credit per call (per page).
Best for
Audience mapping, ABM signal scoring, influencer prep.
7) Post Reposts
Retrieve the reposts (shares) of a post, including who reshared it and when.
Purpose
Measure amplification and reach through reshares.
Input
activityId
or activityUrl
— required.
Output
A list of repost objects (reposter + date + optional commentary).
Credits
1 credit per call (per page).
Best for
Virality analysis, campaign measurement, influencer tracking.
Important Notice
This documentation is only a preview of our API. It provides a high-level overview of what the API can do and which types of data objects you can expect. The official API Reference — including full technical specifications, JSON schemas, sample results, error codes, and authentication details — is only available after signing up to our platform.
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