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One company, one node, however you spell it

A company with three listings is one entity, not three. Resolution happens on the CIK, so the graph does not quietly hold the same business twice.

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The request

POST/rest/v1/rpc/search
body{"p_q": "honeywell", "p_limit": 5}
a ticker, a ten-digit CIK, or part of a name
WHAT IT RESOLVESRETURNS
honeywell
HON — Honeywell International Inc., and HONA — Honeywell Aerospace Inc. Two entities, correctly kept apart.
NVDA
NVIDIA Corporation. A ticker matches exactly and ranks above a name that merely contains the letters.
0000789019
Microsoft Corporation. A CIK is the identifier the filings themselves use, so it is the one that never goes stale.

The identifier it returns is what /connections and /events take, so a caller holding any spelling of a company can reach the rest of the API in one extra call.

What is in the index

132,906

Entities

29,557 companies, 59,918 people, 8,359 institutions, and the products and funds that connect them.

141,524

Identifiers

81,055 SEC CIKs, 32,348 tickers, 24,202 ISINs, plus Taiwan and Korea registration codes.

12

Countries

with more than 200 companies each — US, China, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, India, UK, Hong Kong, Canada, Sweden, Australia, Germany.