Get a technology list
ReadReads one list export's status, row counts and download allowance (free).
Permissions and limits
Account permissions
- A StackScan API token (My Account, API Tokens) and a workspace with Bulk Lookup or standard credits
Look up the technologies and the company behind websites with StackScan, see how widely a technology is used, and export technology lists.
Explore 10 workflow actions for StackScan, including account permissions and operation limits.
Choose an action in the workflow builder, connect an account, and map its inputs. These actions are available in the catalog; your account access and a successful test determine whether they work for your setup.
Reads one list export's status, row counts and download allowance (free).
Reads the workspace's Bulk Lookup Credit balance and monthly allocation (free).
Identifies the token and lists the workspace IDs it can use, with their balances (free).
Lists the workspace's technology list exports, newest first (free).
Lists the technologies detected on one domain, with premium count and modelled monthly spend (1 credit when found).
Counts the websites running a technology and its top countries (1 credit when found).
Reads the businesses behind up to 100 domains (1 credit per domain found).
Lists the technologies on up to 100 domains, optionally one category (1 credit per domain found).
Reads the business behind a domain: name, industry, location, LinkedIn page and revenue band (1 credit when found).
Starts an export of every website running one technology, with country, TLD and company-size filters (1 standard credit per technology per billing period).
A repeated request may repeat the external action. Review the previous result before retrying a write.
Use the account and permissions required for your process. Review the connection check before configuring a workflow action.
Select a listed operation and map its required inputs. Use test records and add a human approval before writes that need review.
Inspect step outputs and confirm the result in StackScan. A saved workflow is not a completed provider action.