Account-based prospecting: watch named companies. Accepts a company name OR a Swedish organisation number (digits only — spaces and dashes are stripped for you).
The API's own employer= parameter is a FULL-TEXT match over the employer name, not an exact one, so on its own it is useless here: measured 2026-09-06, Norrköpings kommun matched 4,061 ads — every municipality in Sweden, because kommun alone matches 4,234 — while that employer itself had 43; Spotify AB matched 29,291 of 41,232 while Spotify matched 0; and a company that does not exist, Kommun som inte finns AB, matched 33,533.
This actor therefore sends it to narrow the crawl and then RE-CHECKS every row against the name or organisation number you typed, dropping the rest BEFORE billing — you are never charged for another company's ad. Proven 2026-09-07: Norrköpings kommun delivered and billed 22 rows, every one of them that employer (run tnSYbgB5S1WhKyEaA); the non-existent company delivered and billed 0 (run qIiduKkmWRb4D8RcT). Expect a large "dropped by filters" count in the log — that is the filter working. An organisation number is matched exactly and is the more reliable input; a name that shares a common word with thousands of others can hit the API's 2,100-row per-query ceiling before the scan finishes, which the run reports rather than passing off as complete.