Prepare for a client meeting
Use Datalayer to search for [company name]. Show likely matches first. After I choose one, open its profile and prepare a short briefing: what it does, its location and any available size information. Flag missing details.Searching first helps avoid mixing up businesses with similar names. Opening a new full profile uses one profile unless it qualifies for an included repeat.
Find people in a relevant role
Use Datalayer to find people at [exact company name] with a title related to operations. Show up to five search results. Do not open full profiles until I choose someone.You can narrow people searches by job title, country or skill. A listed role may be out of date; it is not proof that someone still works there.
Understand someone’s professional background
Look up this public LinkedIn profile in Datalayer: [profile URL]. Summarize the person’s available experience and skills. Clearly mark missing information.A successful new lookup uses one profile even when some fields are missing.
Compare a few companies
Help me compare [company A] and [company B] using Datalayer. Find the right matches first. Before opening full profiles, tell me how many you plan to open and wait for my go-ahead. Compare only the fields available for both.Each new full company profile can use one profile. Asking your assistant to pause before opening profiles helps you control the size of a research task.
Request a work email
Look up [person’s public LinkedIn profile URL] in Datalayer and include available work email. Explain the check result and say clearly if the address is uncertain or unchecked.An email may be unavailable. A successful person lookup still counts when no email is found. Learn what email checks mean.