Industry Model Templates

Industry models are Daloopa's analyst facing spreadsheet templates: a vetted set of metrics per industry, broken into sections, that define what should be tracked for companies in that industry.

How templates are exposed. The API surfaces the template hierarchy directly:

Sector
  └── Industry (IndustryClassification)
        └── Industry Template
              └── Active template metrics
                    └── Associated company series

An industry template is fetched per industry and returns the associated sectors along with active template metrics and the company series mapped to each. Sectors and industries can be enumerated independently, and industries can be filtered by sector or resolved from a single company to return that company's industry along with its peers. This makes it possible to answer questions like "what does the standard model for this industry contain, and which of my company's series fill each line" in one call.

Templates exist for every industry in Daloopa's coverage, so any company can be resolved to a template built for its specific sector rather than a generic one.

What a template contains. Each industry template groups its metrics into five categories:

Category	What it covers	Example (Semiconductors)
KPIs	Sector-specific operating metrics that drive the business	Wafer starts, ASP, utilization rate, design wins, backlog
Segments	Standard revenue segment breakdown for the sector	Data Center, Gaming, Automotive, Professional Visualization (NVDA); Client, Data Center, Embedded, Gaming (AMD)
Geographic	Standard geographic revenue breakdown for the sector	Americas, EMEA, APAC, China
Financial Statement	Relevant Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow line items, including sector-specific ones	Revenue, COGS, Gross Profit, R&D, SG&A, Operating Income, Net Income, EPS; Cash, Inventory, PP&E, Goodwill, Total Assets, Debt, Equity; CFO, CapEx, FCF, D&A, SBC, Buybacks, Dividends
Non-GAAP	Sector-standard adjusted metrics	Adjusted EPS, Adjusted Operating Income, Adjusted Gross Margin, Non-GAAP Net Income

Reading gaps in a template. A template defines what applies across the sector as a whole, not every company within it — a metric like R&D, for instance, generally won't apply to a pure-play distributor. So when a template metric has no company series mapped to it, that can mean either of two things: the metric genuinely doesn't apply to that company's business, or the data exists but hasn't been mapped into Daloopa's taxonomy yet. Coverage against a given template is not guaranteed to be complete or uniform across peer companies in the same industry today, and should be expected to improve over time as mapping work continues — worth keeping in mind when treating an empty line item as a signal rather than double-checking it.

Calling the endpoint. Fetch a template with:

GET https://app.daloopa.com/api/v3/taxonomy/industry-template/{industry_id}
Authorization: Basic base64(email:apiKey)

industry_id is the numeric ID of the IndustryClassification — resolve it by enumerating industries (optionally filtered by sector) or by resolving it from a company you already track, then pass that ID here. A successful response looks like:

{
  "industry_id": 1,
  "name": "Semiconductors",
  "sectors": [
    { "id": 1, "name": "Information Technology" }
  ],
  "metrics": [
    {
      "taxonomy_metric_id": 1,
      "taxonomy_metric_name": "Wafer Starts",
      "category": "KPIs",
      "series": [
        {
          "company_id": 1,
          "company_ticker": "NVDA",
          "api_series_id": 1,
          "full_series_name": "string"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Each entry in metrics is one template line item, tagged with its category (one of the five above); series is the list of company series currently mapped to that metric — empty for a company means no series is mapped yet, per the note below. Errors follow the standard pattern: 401 on bad credentials, 404 if the industry_id doesn't resolve to a template, 429 if you're rate-limited.