My search returned fewer people than I expected. What should I check?
My search returned fewer people than I expected. What should I check?
Remove your most restrictive filter and watch the live count on the search button. Location is the usual culprit: try a wider radius, or turn on Expanded matching so people whose location is only known at the state or country level are included. Also check whether a title filter is set to Current when you meant Current Or Past.
Why do I see a person's old company on their profile?
Why do I see a person's old company on their profile?
Career data refreshes continuously, but a very recent move can take time to appear. Beacon verifies shortlisted candidates’ current roles before finalizing a run. If you spot something stale on a profile, the report option on the profile flags it for a refresh.
What is the difference between SkyGPT and Beacon?
What is the difference between SkyGPT and Beacon?
SkyGPT converts a plain-language ask into a normal filtered search, instantly. Beacon is a research agent: it runs multiple searches, evaluates candidates individually, ranks them against your brief, and delivers a shortlist plus a market map, which takes a few minutes. Quick pull? SkyGPT. Filling a seat? Beacon.
Do searches or profile views use up my allowance?
Do searches or profile views use up my allowance?
No. Searching, viewing profiles, and building lists are unmetered. Only contact reveals, CSV exports, and SmartRank agent usage count; see Credits & usage.
Can my whole team see my lists and folders?
Can my whole team see my lists and folders?
Lists are private to you unless you share them or make them org-wide. Sharing gives teammates access to view and work the list; deleting stays restricted to the list’s creator.
A Beacon run has been going for a while. Is that normal?
A Beacon run has been going for a while. Is that normal?
Yes. Beacon evaluates candidates individually, so runs routinely take several minutes. You can leave the page; the run continues and shows up in your Beacon history. If a run is heading the wrong direction, stop it or redirect it with a follow-up instead of waiting it out.

