Phantom
1 slot

Slack Search Export

Tutorial

  1. How to use the Sales Navigator Account Scraper

    PhantomBuster’s Sales Navigator Account Scraper Automation helps you extract company data from LinkedIn Sales Navigator accounts quickly and efficiently. This tutorial covers the key steps to set up and launch the Automation for best results.

    • Required inputs: A LinkedIn session cookie, browser user agent, and one or more LinkedIn or Sales Navigator company URLs.

    • Safety limits: Process a maximum of approximately 150 accounts per day to ensure account safety.

    • Credit usage: This Phantom uses 1 slot and takes about 36 seconds per company.

    • Free plan and trial limits: CSV exports are limited to the first 10 rows, and features like dynamic CSV links, JSON exports, and CSV file uploads are not supported.

    • Browser requirements: Use up-to-date Chrome or Firefox with the extension to prevent session cookies from expiring quickly.

    1. Choose which Sales Navigator accounts to extract: Select your input source, such as a saved LinkedIn Leads list, a Google Sheet of account URLs, or results from another Phantom.

      Share Google Sheets as "Anyone with the link" and specify the column header if the URLs are not in column A.

    2. Connect your Sales Navigator account: Install the PhantomBuster browser extension to connect your session automatically, or manually add your LinkedIn session cookie.

    3. Specify how many accounts to extract: Set the number of accounts to process per launch (default is 10) and optionally configure result file settings.

      Renaming the results file creates a new file and restarts processing from the beginning. Providing specific field names generates a second CSV containing only those fields.

    4. Select launch frequency: Choose to run the Automation manually, at a specific time, on a recurring schedule, or after another Phantom finishes.

    5. Adjust Advanced settings (optional): Keep the default settings unless you need to configure specific execution limits, proxies, or notifications.

    6. Launch and retrieve results: Click Launch to start the extraction, then view and download your data from the Results tab once completed.

    For step-by-step instructions and troubleshooting, see the full tutorial on the help center.

  2. Input the URL of the Slack workspace to scrape.

    The second argument is Slack Workspace URL. We need it to know which Slack users you want to target.
    This URL should look something like yourcompany.slack.com.

  3. Input your Slack search query

    Input your Slack search query. You can use Slack's syntax if you want to constrain your search to specific dates, channels, users, etc.

    Then, pick the type of results you're looking for:

    • All

    • Files

    • Messages

    Note: Files will not be downloaded; only their URL will be extracted. You'll be able to download the file from the computer you're logged in to that very Slack workspace.

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