Classification of the company’s main business activity in NAICS (6-digit code).

Label for the company’s main business activity in NAICS.

Codes for the company’s secondary business activities in NAICS.

Labels for the company’s secondary business activities in NAICS.

Classification of the company’s main business activity in SIC taxonomy.

Label for the company’s main business activity in SIC.

Classification of the company’s secondary business activities in ISIC taxonomy.

Labels for the company’s secondary business activities in ISIC.

Classification of the company’s secondary business activities in NACE (EU standard).

Labels for the company’s secondary business activities in NACE.

NCCI classification used for workers’ compensation insurance in the U.S.

Classification in the Insurance Business Classification (IBC) taxonomy.

Labels for the company’s classification in the IBC taxonomy.

Keywords from a curated dictionary used to classify a company’s products and services.

An AI-generated summary of the company’s business activities for a concise overview.

AI-generated tags that analyze business context to describe a company’s nuanced operations.

The country where the company’s headquarters is located.

The state or region where the company’s headquarters is located.

The city where the company’s headquarters is located.

The street address of the company’s headquarters.

The postal code for the company’s headquarters.

The latitude coordinate of the company’s main location.

The longitude coordinate of the company’s main location.

The country where the company is legally registered.

The state where the company is legally registered.

The city where the company is legally registered.

The street address where the company is legally registered.

The postal code of the registered location.

The latitude coordinate of the registered location.

The longitude coordinate of the registered location.

Total number of distinct operational, legal, and commercial locations identified.

The functional type of the location (e.g., HQ, factory, branch, warehouse).

The unique identifier for the ultimate parent company in the corporate hierarchy.

Unique identifier assigned to a specific business location within the Veridion universe.

The most commonly used name when referring to the entity at this location.

The two-letter code representing the country where the business is located.

The full name of the country where the business is located.

The state, province, or region of the business location.

The city where the business is located.

The street name of the business location’s address.

The specific building number on the street.

The postal or zip code for the business location.

The geographic latitude of the business location.

The geographic longitude of the business location.

A classification of the business location’s function (e.g., headquarters, factory, retail).

Unique identifier for the physical building in which the business is located.

The estimated height of the building at the specified location.

The estimated square footage or meters of the building.

The official or commonly used name of the building, if available.

The number of floors in the building.

The primary NAICS code classifying the main business activity at this location.

The description corresponding to the primary NAICS 2022 code.

Additional NAICS codes representing other business activities at this location.

Descriptions corresponding to the secondary NAICS 2022 codes.

The estimated or extracted number of employees working at this specific location.

Specifies if the employee count is extracted from a source or modeled by Veridion’s AI.

The estimated or extracted annual revenue associated with the entity at this location.

Specifies if the revenue figure is extracted from a source or modeled by Veridion’s AI.

Number of employees either extracted from sources or modelled.

Annual revenue of the company, either extracted or modelled.

Defines whether the revenue figure is modelled or extracted.

A normalized, cleaned product name generated by Veridion LLMs.

The product name as listed in the product page by the company owner.

Summarized product description using raw content from product pages.

The numeric code for the broadest category in the UNSPSC classification.

The name of the broadest segment in UNSPSC.

The numeric code for the UNSPSC family classification.

The name of the UNSPSC family category.

The numeric code for the specific class in UNSPSC.

The name of the UNSPSC class.

Unique product ID (e.g., SKU, CAS, GTIN, UPC, NSN, Part Number).

Industries or sectors where the product is intended to be used.

Use cases or functions for which the product is suitable.

The brand associated with the product.

The year the product was manufactured.

The country where the product was manufactured or assembled.

Indicates if the product is turnkey or custom-built.

The company’s maximum output capacity under normal conditions.

Options for customizing the product at the point of purchase.

The cost of the product as listed.

Materials used in the product’s construction.

Ingredients used for consumable products.

Dimensions or physical measurements of the product.

The physical state of the product (e.g., solid, liquid, gel).

The color of the product.

Type of packaging used for the product.

Energy usage rating or classification.

The maximum power capacity, typically in watts or kilowatts.

The maximum pressure capacity the product can handle.

Level of purity for materials, often as a percentage.

Whether the product is environmentally friendly.

Details on ethical sourcing and sustainable production.

Certifications the product meets (e.g., ISO, CE, FDA).

Other important attributes such as lead time, MOQ, delivery options, etc.

The main email contact associated with the company.

General-purpose email addresses like info@, contact@, or support@.

Email addresses associated with specific departments (e.g., sales@, hr@).

Telephone numbers associated with the company, including main lines and departments.

The full URL of the company’s main website.

URL of the company’s LinkedIn profile.

URL of the company’s Twitter/X profile.

URL of the company’s Facebook page.

URL of the company’s Instagram page.

URL of the company’s YouTube channel or video content.

The name of the top-level parent company in the hierarchy.

Veridion ID of the top-level parent company.

The country where the ultimate parent company is located.

List of entities majority-owned by the company.

Veridion IDs for each majority-owned entity.

List of affiliated companies linked through ownership or strategic partnership.

Veridion IDs for each affiliated company.

Boolean flag indicating if the company is an ultimate parent itself.

Boolean flag indicating if the company belongs to a broader corporate group.

Overall ESG score (0–100) aggregating environmental, social, and governance dimensions.

Score reflecting the company’s environmental performance.

Score reflecting the company’s social performance.

Score reflecting the company’s governance practices.

Average ESG score for companies in the same industry.

Company’s ESG score quartile within its industry.

Sentiment rating (positive/neutral/negative) derived from ESG-related content.

Confidence level in the ESG sentiment score.

Textual summary of the company’s ESG practices.

Count of articles containing ESG-relevant content.

Most recent date of an ESG-relevant article.

Main topic or subject area of the ESG content.

Pillar (Environmental, Social, Governance) the ESG content falls under.

Headline or title of the ESG-related content.

Main body text of ESG-related content.

Link to the source of the ESG content.

Criteria used to assess ESG-related risk in the content.

Date the ESG content was published.

Current GHG emissions across all 3 scopes, in tCO2e.

Original GHG levels in baseline year across all 3 scopes.

Updated GHG levels for the current year across all 3 scopes.

Change from baseline to current year for Scope 1/2/3.

Stated future emissions reduction goals (Scopes 1/2/3).

Years for baseline and targeted reductions.

Target year for net-zero emissions commitment.

Info on ethical sourcing, labor, and environmental actions.

Certifications like ISO, FSC, Fair Trade confirming ESG standards.

Impact score for air pollutants and GHG emissions.

Score reflecting the company’s carbon footprint.

Score for risk from the shift to a low-carbon economy.

Impact score for resource extraction practices.

Score reflecting company’s involvement in deforestation.

Impact on soil quality and pollution control.

Score assessing water pollution risks.

Score evaluating sustainable water consumption.

Impact score on protected environmental zones.

Impact on endangered wildlife.

Score for reliance on non-renewable energy.

Involvement in illegal fishing activity.

Company’s role in plastic pollution.

Involvement in or prevention of wildlife trafficking.

Impact on habitat conditions and medical ethics in animals.

Score for use of animal testing in operations.

Score addressing risks in child/human exploitation.

Impact of operations displacing communities.

Score assessing protection of workers’ rights.

Score assessing ethical conduct of security teams.

Exposure to or involvement in controversial weapons.

Exposure to or mitigation of unethical financial conduct.

Score for anti-competitive or monopolistic practices.

Impact on product safety and consumer rights.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.

Inequality in pay structures and efforts to address them.

The specific name of the technology product identified as being in use.

The classification or category of the identified technology product (e.g., web servers, analytics).

The specific version number of the technology product, when available.

The domain name where the technology was detected in use.

The specific URL where the technology’s presence was identified.

The name of the company that develops or provides the technology product.