Company-level firmographic data — industry, size, revenue, location, and more.
The organization table contains organization-level records with firmographic data. Use it for
account targeting, ICP filtering, segmentation, and enriching your CRM with company-level
attributes. One row per company; join to contacts and insights via RBID.
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 companies.
Fill rate is the percentage of rows where a field is non-null. Rates vary by segment (e.g. US
and public companies often have higher fill rates for financials and industry).
The language the name of the organization is written
en
ABOUT_US
Description of the company
Upstream 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_TYPE
Legal entity type of the company
Privately Held
COMPANY_LEGAL_TYPE
Legal type of the company
[ ""Corporation"" ]
FOUNDED
Year of the company’s founding
1997
PHONE
Contact phone number for the company
+1 972-000-0000
IS_LINKEDIN_URL_CLAIMED
Indicates if the LinkedIN URL IS claimed by the company
[ ""General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload"", ""Computer Systems Design Services"", ""Custom Computer Programming Services"", ""All Other Business Support Services"" ]
INDUSTRY_SIC_CODE
Standard Industrial Classification code
[ ""7373"" ]
INDUSTRY_SIC_DESCRIPTION
Standard Industrial classification description
[ ""Computer systems design"" ]
SPECIALTIES
Specialties or key areas of focus of the company
[ ""technology"", ""education and implementation"", ""data synchornization"", ""product data management"", ""advisory services"", ""innovation"", ""data quality analytics"" ]
Location vs. Headquarters: For small companies, location and HQ fields may point to the same address. For companies with multiple branches, the LOCATION_* fields represent one of the locations listed on the company’s LinkedIn page, while HEADQUARTERS_* fields are derived from the headquarters information on the LinkedIn company page.
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.
Companies + contacts (accounts with decision-makers)
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SELECT co.RBID, co.COMPANY_NAME, co.DOMAIN, co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN, co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX, COUNT(c.RBID) AS contact_countFROM RELEASES.RELEASE.ORG_LATEST coJOIN RELEASES.RELEASE.PER_LATEST c ON c.RBID_ORG = co.RBIDWHERE co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN LIKE '%Software%' AND co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX BETWEEN 50 AND 500GROUP BY co.RBID, co.COMPANY_NAME, co.DOMAIN, co.INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN, co.EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAXHAVING COUNT(c.RBID) >= 1;
Find target accounts by ICP (mid-size software in the US)
What you’re finding: Companies 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.
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SELECT COMPANY_NAME, DOMAIN, INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN, EMPLOYEE_COUNT_MAX, REVENUE_RANGE, HEADQUARTERS_CITY, HEADQUARTERS_STATE_NAME, HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_NAME, HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_CODEFROM RELEASES.RELEASE.ORG_LATESTWHERE(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;
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.
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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_pctFROM RELEASES.RELEASE.ORG_LATESTWHERE HEADQUARTERS_COUNTRY_NAME = 'United States' AND INDUSTRY_LINKEDIN LIKE '%Software%';