CompanyIdInput

description

Input for companies query.

As a rule, you can only supply one of its fields at a time. If there are multiple instances of CompanyIdInput in a single query, you can, however, specify a different field for each of them.

Note: Despite what the input name "CompanyIdInput" suggests, there is an additional supported case: name is also allowed.

input CompanyIdInput {
  id: String
  name: String
  tickerCode: String
  crunchbaseId: String
  cik: String
  isin: String
}

Fields

CompanyIdInput.id ● String scalar

Internal AlphaSense ID

CompanyIdInput.name ● String scalar

Company name or part of it.

The most relevant match is selected, so depending on the use case, it may be better to supply the full name instead of a partial name.

CompanyIdInput.tickerCode ● String scalar

The ticker code of the company.

The ticker code is also known as a ticker symbol or stock symbol. It is an abbreviation used to uniquely identify publicly traded shares of a particular stock on a particular stock market. Example: 'GOOG' or 'AAPL'.

The tickerCode is null for private companies, so private companies cannot be found based on this input field.

A country-specific tickerCode can also be supplied here (for example, 'AAPL_KZ'), to make the company search more specific.

CompanyIdInput.crunchbaseId ● String scalar

Identifier from the Crunchbase platform.

The 'id' field (internal AlphaSense ID) of some of the companies is identical to their Crunchbase ID.

The Crunchbase ID also corresponds to the 'uuid' field in the CompanyProfile type.

CompanyIdInput.cik ● String scalar

Central Index Key (CIK) number. This is a number given to an individual, company, or foreign government by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

CompanyIdInput.isin ● String scalar

ISIN (International Securities Identification Number) of the company.

Not all companies have an ISIN, so they cannot be found based on this input field.

Member of

companies query