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The organizations table contains organization-level records with firmographic data. Use it for account targeting, ICP filtering, segmentation, and enriching your CRM with organization-level attributes. One row per organization; join to contacts and insights via RBID.

Where data comes from

Organization records are built from public profiles, websites, regulatory filings, and third-party data providers. Industry and size are normalized for consistent filtering. Location and financials are updated with each release; fill rates for revenue and funding are higher for public and venture-backed organizations.

Organization counts by region

The map below shows current organization counts by country. Use it to understand coverage and plan account-based campaigns by region.

Table stats

MetricValue
Total recordsSee map above; updated with each release
Update frequencyMonthly (new delivery on the 1st of each month)
Primary keyRBID
Main foreign keyVELOCITY_BASE_UNLIMITED_LATEST.rbid_org and INSIGHTS_LATEST.rbid_org join here

Data dictionary

Fill rate is the percentage of rows where a field is non-null. Rates vary by segment (e.g. US and public organizations often have higher fill rates for financials and industry).

Identifiers

FieldDescriptionExample
RBIDRevenueBase’s unique identifier for an organization. The same value is placed in a field RBID_ORG of people datasetrb-oacksydgz
DOMAINDomain of the organization’s websitecompany.com
WEBSITEOrganization URLhttps://www.company.com
LINKEDIN_URLLinkedIn URL for the organizationhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/company_name
LINKEDIN_URL_IDLinkedIn unique identifier for the organization76647045

Organization basics

FieldDescriptionExample
COMPANY_NAMEName of the organizationDell Technologies
COMPANY_NAME_LANGUAGEThe language the name of the organization is writtenen
ABOUT_USDescription of the organizationUpstream Fullvision is a full service design firm in Honolulu Hawaii. Specializing in homes and small business design, 3D rendering/virtual tour, graphic design and beyond. Upstream Fullvision will provide the best service to turn your concept into reality.
COMPANY_ENTITY_TYPELegal entity type of the organizationPrivately Held
COMPANY_LEGAL_TYPELegal type of the organization[ ""Corporation"" ]
FOUNDEDYear of the organization’s founding1997
PHONEContact phone number for the organization+1 972-000-0000
IS_LINKEDIN_URL_CLAIMEDIndicates if the LinkedIn URL is claimed by the organizationTRUE
IS_WEBSITE_FOR_SALEIndicates if the website is listed for saleFALSE

Industry & classification

FieldDescriptionExample
INDUSTRY_LINKEDINIndustry description from LinkedIn[ ""Software Development"" ]
INDUSTRY_NAICS_CODENAICS Code[ ""484121"", ""541512"", ""541511"", ""561499"" ]
INDUSTRY_NAICS_DESCRIPTIONNAICS Description[ ""General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload"", ""Computer Systems Design Services"", ""Custom Computer Programming Services"", ""All Other Business Support Services"" ]
INDUSTRY_SIC_CODEStandard Industrial Classification code[ ""7373"" ]
INDUSTRY_SIC_DESCRIPTIONStandard Industrial classification description[ ""Computer systems design"" ]
SPECIALTIESSpecialties or key areas of focus of the organization[ ""technology"", ""education and implementation"", ""data synchornization"", ""product data management"", ""advisory services"", ""innovation"", ""data quality analytics"" ]

Size & financials

FieldDescriptionExample
EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MINMinimum number of employees5001
EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAXMaximum number of employees10000
EMPLOYEE_COUNT_RANGERange of employee count5001 to 10000
EMPLOYEE_PROFILES_ON_LINKEDINNumber of employee profiles in LinkedIn7196
REVENUE_MINMinimum revenue of the organization1000000
REVENUE_MAXMaximum revenue of the organization9999999
REVENUE_RANGERange of the organization’s revenue$50M to <$100M
LINKEDIN_FOLLOWERSNumber of LinkedIn followers for the organization2039

Addresses

FieldDescriptionExample
LOCATION_STREETStreet address of the organization’s location2440 Sand Hill Rd 300
LOCATION_CITYCity where the organization is locatedNew York
LOCATION_STATE_NAMEState name of the organization’s locationCalifornia
LOCATION_STATE_CODEState code of the organization’s locationCA
LOCATION_POSTCODEPostal code of the organization’s location94612
LOCATION_COUNTRY_NAMECountry name of the organization’s locationUnited States
LOCATION_COUNTRY_CODECountry code of the organization’s locationUS
LOCATION_COUNTRY_REGIONRegion of the organization’s locationNORAM
LOCATION_CONTINENTContinent of the organization’s locationNorth America
LOCATION_IS_PRIMARYIndicates if the location is the primary oneTRUE
LOCATION_COUNTNumber of locations associated with the organization1
HEADQUARTERS_CITYCity where the organization’s HQ is locatedNew York
HEADQUARTERS_STATE_NAMEState where the organization’s HQ is locatedNY
HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_NAMECountry where the organization’s HQ is locatedUnited States
Location vs. Headquarters: For small organizations, location and HQ fields may point to the same address. For organizations with multiple branches, the LOCATION_* fields represent one of the locations listed on the organization’s LinkedIn page, while HEADQUARTERS_* fields are derived from the headquarters information on the LinkedIn organization page.

Metadata

FieldDescriptionExample
RBIDRevenueBase internal key for cross-table joinsrb-oacksydgz

Joining this table

Join org_latest to per_latest on RBID = RBID_ORG to attach firmographics to people. Join to insights_latest on RBID = RBID_ORG to attach buying signals and technographics.

Organization + Person (accounts with decision-makers)

SELECT
    co.RBID,
    co.COMPANY_NAME,
    co.DOMAIN,
    co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN,
    co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX,
    COUNT(c.RBID) AS contact_count
FROM RELEASE.ORG_LATEST co
JOIN RELEASE.PER_LATEST c ON c.RBID_ORG = co.RBID
WHERE co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN LIKE '%Software%'
  AND co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX BETWEEN 50 AND 500
GROUP BY co.RBID, co.COMPANY_NAME, co.DOMAIN, co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN, co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX
HAVING COUNT(c.RBID) >= 1;

Organization + Insights (firmographics + signals)

SELECT
    co.COMPANY_NAME,
    co.DOMAIN,
    co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN,
    co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX,
    i.CRM_TECH_ORG,
    i.SALES_ROLE_COUNT_ORG,
    i.HAS_CIO_ORG,
    i.LAST_FUNDING_AMOUNT_ORG
FROM RELEASE.ORG_LATEST co
LEFT JOIN RELEASE.INSIGHTS_LATEST i ON co.RBID = i.RBID_ORG
WHERE co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX BETWEEN 100 AND 1000;

How to calculate fill rates

Use this pattern to compute fill rates for any field or segment. Replace the sample fields with the columns you care about.
SELECT
    COUNT(*) AS total_records,
    ROUND(COUNT(DOMAIN) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS domain_fill_pct,
    ROUND(COUNT(INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS industry_fill_pct,
    ROUND(COUNT(EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS employee_count_fill_pct,
    ROUND(COUNT(HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_NAME) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS hq_country_fill_pct
FROM RELEASE.ORG_LATEST;

Sample queries

Find target accounts by ICP (mid-size software in the US)

What you’re finding: Organizations that match your ideal customer profile so you can build an account list or sync to a CRM. Why these fields: industry and employee_count define ICP; revenue_range adds budget signal. hq_city and hq_state support territory or regional campaigns. We select only the columns you’d need for account creation or routing. Logic: Filter by industry, size band, country, and revenue band. Order by employee_count to prioritize larger accounts within the band.
SELECT
    COMPANY_NAME,
    DOMAIN,
    INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN,
    EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX,
    REVENUE_RANGE,
    HEADQUARTERS_CITY,
    HEADQUARTERS_STATE_NAME,
    HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_NAME,
    HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_CODE
FROM RELEASE.ORG_LATEST
WHERE 
(INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN LIKE '%Software%' OR INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN LIKE '%Information Technology%')
  AND EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX BETWEEN 50 AND 500
  AND HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_CODE = 'US'
  AND REVENUE_RANGE IN ('$10M to <$50M')
ORDER BY EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX DESC NULLS LAST;

Normalize LinkedIn URN

What you’re finding: The LINKEDIN_URL_ID field contains LinkedIn’s numeric organization identifier. Some integrations (e.g. LinkedIn Ads, Sales Navigator APIs) require the full URN format (urn:li:organization:<id>) rather than the raw ID or URL. Why these fields: LINKEDIN_URL_ID is the source value; the query constructs the URN by prepending the standard LinkedIn organization URN prefix. Rows without a LINKEDIN_URL_ID are excluded.
SELECT
    RBID,
    COMPANY_NAME,
    LINKEDIN_URL,
    LINKEDIN_URL_ID,
    'urn:li:organization:' || LINKEDIN_URL_ID AS LINKEDIN_URN
FROM RELEASE.ORG_LATEST
WHERE LINKEDIN_URL_ID IS NOT NULL;

Check fill rates for a segment

What you’re finding: How complete key fields are for a subset (e.g. one industry or region) so you know what to expect when building lists. Why these fields: Same as the global fill-rate query, but with a WHERE clause so percentages reflect only the segment you care about.
SELECT
    COUNT(*) AS total_records,
    ROUND(COUNT(DOMAIN) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS domain_fill_pct,
    ROUND(COUNT(INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS industry_fill_pct,
    ROUND(COUNT(EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS employee_count_fill_pct,
    ROUND(COUNT(REVENUE_MAX) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 1) AS revenue_fill_pct
FROM RELEASE.ORG_LATEST
WHERE HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_NAME = 'United States'
  AND INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN LIKE '%Software%';