Person Search: the profile drawer and its add-ons

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Opening a Person Search result opens a profile drawer. This topic covers the drawer's layout, the automatic "basics" toggle, and how the add-on cards inside it behave — click prices are covered in "Person Search: basics and profile add-ons", not repeated here.

The drawer layout#

The header has three controls: Save in … to file the profile into a folder (shows the folder name once filed), an "Open in new tab" icon button, and a primary Add button with Add to list and — once the contact is in Saved — Send to pipeline. The save icon on a result card shows the tooltip Save or Unsave. The body shows contact details, career history, education and company information, plus a note such as "Enriched from 3 sources". Career stops, employees and similar companies inside the profile are clickable — each opens a new search for that person or company in its own browser tab, so you can follow the network without losing your place. For a saved contact that was sent to a pipeline, an In pipelines section at the bottom shows each pipeline with its state (for example waiting or sent) and date; see "Pipelines — send records on to your CRM, Slack, e-mail or API".

Auto-load basics#

The "Auto-load basics: on/off" switch below the profile decides whether the LinkedIn and company basics load automatically when you open a profile; see "Person Search: basics and profile add-ons" for exactly what that costs and how the on/off states behave.

The Suggestions toggle#

Below the profile, "Hide suggestions" hides the grey placeholders that offer to load missing fields ("Show suggestions" brings them back). It changes nothing about cost, the Enrich button still works, and the setting is remembered in this browser.

Add-on cards and confirmation#

Empty fields and sections show a placeholder; hover it to see "Load · N Cr" and click to run it. The Enrich button at the bottom of the profile opens every add-on at once. Any add-on, or selection of add-ons, costing 10 credits or more first shows a "Paid enrichment" confirmation, showing the credits and an approximate euro amount, with Enrich / Cancel buttons; cheaper cards run immediately. If nothing is found, its hint changes to "Nothing found" instead of disappearing, so you can see it was already tried. Add-ons that add a new section, such as news, employees or similar companies, scroll it into view when done.

Without an account#

Without signing in, clicking any other add-on shows "Sign in to load add-ons like LinkedIn posts, news or contact details." and opens sign-up — there's no cost dialog first. "Company News" and "Person in the News" stay free to try either way.

See "Person Search" for the search-and-pick flow that opens a profile, "Person Search: basics and profile add-ons" for exact prices, and "Get emails and phone numbers" for the reveal flow in Segment Search results.

FAQ#

What do the buttons at the top of the profile drawer do?#

Save in … files the person into a Saved folder and shows the folder name once filed. Open in new tab opens the same profile as a full Person Search page. Add opens Add to list and, for a contact in Saved, Send to pipeline; the buttons become active once the profile has loaded.

Why does ListPlus ask me to confirm before some add-ons?#

Any add-on, or selection of add-ons, that costs 10 credits or more shows a "Paid enrichment" confirmation with the credits and an approximate euro amount before it runs, so you don't spend more than expected by mistake. Cheaper add-ons run on one click.

What does "Hide suggestions" do?#

It hides the grey placeholders that offer to load missing fields, next to the auto-load toggle below the profile; "Show suggestions" brings them back. It changes nothing about cost, and the Enrich button still works either way.

An add-on card found nothing — did it disappear or fail?#

Neither — its hint changes to "Nothing found" instead of vanishing, so you can see it was already tried. Most add-ons are only charged on a hit; "Person Search: basics and profile add-ons" shows when each one is charged.

Can I use the profile drawer's add-ons without an account?#

"Company News" and "Person in the News" stay free to try either way, but clicking any other add-on without an account shows "Sign in to load add-ons like LinkedIn posts, news or contact details." and takes you straight to sign-up instead of a cost dialog. Sign-up is free and needs no password.

Where can I see how much each add-on card costs?#

"Person Search: basics and profile add-ons" lists the exact credit cost and when each one is charged; every card also shows its own price before you click it.