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This walkthrough uses a company search because it needs only a few filters and produces an easy-to-check result.

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Prerequisite

Complete Installation and confirm that your client can see the Superdata tools.
1

Ask a focused question

Send this request in your connected client:
2

Confirm the selected tool

Your client should call superdata_search_companies with industry, country, employee-range, and limit filters. Superdata validates those filters before execution.
3

Review the result

A completed response contains status, count, companies, hasMore, and nextCursor. Company records can include name, website, industry, location, and employee count.
4

Continue when needed

If hasMore is true, ask the client for the next page. It must send the returned nextCursor without changing the original filters.
5

Check usage

Open Dashboard → Usage overview in Superdata. The recent activity table shows the tool, outcome, duration, timestamp, and credit charge.
Once the first search works, ask:
People searches work best when you provide role, country, company industry, and company size. Missing context can produce a clarification response before execution; clarification does not consume a credit.
Work email, phone, website, location, and employee-count fields can be null when no verified provider value is available. Superdata does not invent missing contact data.
Next, explore more Usage patterns or review the full Tool catalog.