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Saber is an intelligence platform for GTM teams. It enables you to find the right companies, identify contacts, and surface the most important context to drive action. Saber uses AI-powered agents to identify, evaluate, and verify signals and insights that matter for a given account or motion - now in n8n!
| List all signal templates for your organization | Retrieve a paginated list of signal templates for your organization. |
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| Create a signal template | Create a reusable signal template that can be referenced when creating signals. |
| Get a signal template by ID | Retrieve a specific signal template by ID |
| Update a signal template | Update a signal template using PATCH semantics (partial update). This creates a new version of the template |
| Delete a signal template | Soft-delete a signal template. The template will be marked as deleted but preserved for historical tracking. |
| List all AI-generated signal summaries for a domain, ordered by creation date (latest first) | Retrieve all summaries that have been generated for a given domain with pagination support. |
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| Generate an AI summary consolidating insights from all completed company signals for a domain | Generate an AI-powered summary of all completed signals for a given domain. The summary |
| List signal executions for a subscription | Retrieve all signal executions that were triggered by a specific signal subscription. |
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| List all signal subscriptions for your organization | Retrieve a paginated list of signal subscriptions. Each subscription is merged |
| Create a signal subscription | Create a subscription that schedules recurring signal executions. |
| Get a signal subscription by ID | Retrieve a single subscription merged with its signal template data. |
| Update a signal subscription | Update a subscription's schedule configuration and/or its underlying template fields. |
| Start a signal subscription | Activate a stopped subscription. Begins recurring signal execution |
| Stop a signal subscription | Pause an active subscription so no further recurring executions occur. |
| Trigger an immediate run of a signal subscription | Trigger an immediate execution of the subscription regardless of the cron schedule. |
| List all actions for a subscription | Retrieve a paginated list of actions configured on a subscription. |
| Create a subscription action | Create an action on a subscription. Actions define what happens when the |
| Get a subscription action by ID | Retrieve a single action by its ID. |
| Update a subscription action | Replace the configuration of an existing action. The action type is |
| Delete a subscription action | Permanently delete an action from a subscription. |
| Pause a subscription action | Disable an action so it is skipped during dispatch. The action |
| Unpause a subscription action | Re-enable a paused action so it resumes being dispatched when the |
| Create a company signal synchronously | ⭐ This is the recommended way to create signals and get results instead of async + webhooks. |
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| List company signals | Retrieve all signals with optional filtering by domain or companyId, pagination and filtering. |
| Create a company signal asynchronously | Submit a domain and question to create a new research signal. The AI will analyze the domain |
| Create company signals in batch | Submit multiple signals and domains to create signals using a Cartesian product pattern. |
| Get a company signal by ID | Retrieve the current status and results of a signal. If the signal is completed, |
| Import a company list from HubSpot | Create a company list by importing companies directly from a connected |
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| Preview expected company count and credit cost | Returns the number of companies that match a given filter and the Saber |
| List company lists | Retrieve a paginated list of company lists belonging to the authenticated caller. |
| Create a company list | Create a named company list with a filter definition. The filter criteria |
| Get a company list by ID | Retrieve a single company list including its name and filter definition. |
| Update a company list | Update the name and/or filter of an existing company list. Both fields |
| Delete a company list | Soft-delete a company list. The list will no longer appear in list |
| Get companies in a list | Retrieve companies that belong to a company list, paginated. Companies |
| Export a company list as CSV | Export all companies in a list as a CSV file. Returns a |
| Search companies matching a filter | Returns up to 50 companies that match the given filter criteria. |
| Create a contact signal synchronously | ⭐ This is the recommended way to create contact signals and get results instead of async + webhooks. |
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| List contact signals | Retrieve all contact signals with optional filtering by LinkedIn URL, pagination and filtering. |
| Create a contact signal asynchronously | Submit a LinkedIn URL and question to create a new research signal for an individual contact. |
| Get a contact signal by ID | Retrieve the current status and results of a contact signal. If the signal is completed, |
| List contact lists | List contact lists |
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| Create a contact list | Creates a named contact list by running a live LinkedIn Sales Navigator search for the given company and filters, then storing the results as a persistent snapshot. |
| Get a contact list by ID | Get a contact list by ID |
| Rename a contact list | Rename a contact list |
| Delete a contact list and all its stored contacts | Permanently deletes the contact list and all its stored contact snapshots. |
| Get contacts in a contact list | Returns the stored contact snapshot for the given list, paginated. Reads directly from the database — no Sales Navigator API call is made, so this is always fast and does not consume credits. |
| Find a verified email address for a contact at a domain | Given a contact's full name and the domain of the company they |
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| Get contact research by external ID | Retrieve a contact research request by external ID and external source. This endpoint allows you |
| Start a contact research job | Submit contact details to create a new contact research request. The AI will gather information |
| Get contact research by ID | Retrieve a contact research request by ID, including its status and results if completed. |
| Search contacts with LinkedIn Sales Navigator | Search for contacts using LinkedIn Sales Navigator. Optionally scoped to one or more companies |
| List all market signal subscriptions for your organization | Retrieve a paginated list of market signal subscriptions. By default, deleted subscriptions |
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| Create a market signal subscription to monitor job posts, LinkedIn posts, fundraising, investments, or IPOs | Create a subscription that continuously monitors external data sources and delivers matching signals |
| Get a market signal subscription by ID | Retrieve a single market signal subscription including its filter configuration and status. |
| Update a market signal subscription | Partially update a subscription's configuration. All fields are optional; only provided |
| Delete a market signal subscription | Soft-delete a subscription and stop signal delivery. The subscription will no longer |
| Pause a market signal subscription | Pause an active subscription. No new signals will be delivered until the |
| Resume a paused market signal subscription | Resume a paused subscription. Signal polling restarts and signals will |
| Trigger an immediate run of a market signal subscription | Trigger an immediate polling run for the subscription, regardless of the normal |
| List signals delivered by a market signal subscription | Retrieve a paginated list of signals that have been matched and stored by a subscription. |
| List scoring profiles | List all scoring profiles for the authenticated organisation. |
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| Create a scoring profile | Create a named, org-scoped scoring profile. A profile groups scoring rules for a |
| Get a scoring profile | Get a scoring profile |
| Update a scoring profile | Rename or re-describe a profile. Profile type is immutable. |
| Delete a scoring profile | Deletes the profile and cascades to its rules, assignments, and score results. |
| List scoring rules for a profile | List scoring rules for a profile |
| Upsert a scoring rule | Create or replace the rule for (profileId, signalTemplateId, dimension). Triggers |
| Delete a scoring rule | Removes the rule and triggers a recompute of every object assigned to the |
| List profile assignments for an object | Returns every profile a given object is assigned to. |
| Assign a profile to a single object | Links one company or contact to a scoring profile. Triggers immediate score |
| Assign a profile to many objects at once | Links many company or contact IDs to a single profile in one call. Skips |
| Remove a profile assignment | Removes the assignment and cleans up any score results computed for this |
| Read scores for one or more objects | Returns one row per (profile, object, dimension) triple. Pass objectId |
| Trigger score recomputation | Triggers score recomputation for the given objects against the latest |
| List connectors and their connection status | Returns a list of all integrations (connectors) configured for your organization, along with |
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| Get remaining credit balance | Returns the remaining credits balance for your organization. |
| Get your organisation profile | Returns the authenticated organisation's profile data: name, website, and description fields. |
| Update your organisation profile | Partially updates the authenticated organisation's profile. All fields are optional — only |
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