Taxonomy APIs
Explore Daloopa’s standardized Taxonomy metrics and industry templates
APIs
Base URL:
https://app.daloopa.com/api/v3
All Taxonomy endpoints are GET and use Basic authentication.
| Endpoint | Purpose |
|---|---|
GET /taxonomy/metrics | Lists all available Taxonomy metrics. Use it to discover the canonical metric universe, or narrow it down by company, by series, or by keyword. |
GET /taxonomy/metrics/{id} | Returns the full detail of one Taxonomy metric by its identifier, optionally scoped to a company, industry, or sector. |
GET /taxonomy/industry-template/{industry_id} | Returns the industry template for one industry, including its sectors and active template metrics with the company series mapped to them. |
GET /taxonomy/industries | Lists industries (IndustryClassification) and their member companies. Use it to browse the industry layer, filter by sector, or look up a company's industry and its peers. |
GET /taxonomy/sectors | Lists sectors and the industries belonging to each. This is the top of the hierarchy and the usual entry point for navigation. |
Endpoint detail
List Taxonomy Metrics
Purpose: discover the available Taxonomy metrics, optionally filtered by company and series.
GET /taxonomy/metrics- Query params:
company_id,series_id,keywords(array, max 15),limit,offset - Docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/reference/list_taxonomy_metrics_v3
Retrieve Taxonomy Metric
Purpose: get detailed information about a single Taxonomy metric.
GET /taxonomy/metrics/{id}- Path param:
id(required) - Query params:
company_id,industry_id,sector_id - Docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/reference/retrieve_taxonomy_metric_v3
Retrieve Taxonomy Industry Template
Purpose: get the industry template for a given industry classification, including associated sectors and active template metrics with their company series.
GET /taxonomy/industry-template/{industry_id}- Path param:
industry_id(required) - Docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/reference/retrieve_taxonomy_industry_template_v3
List Taxonomy Industries
Purpose: retrieve industries and their member companies, with the option to resolve a company's industry and peer set.
GET /taxonomy/industries- Query params:
company_id(returns that company's industry plus peers),sector_id(filter by GICS sector),limit,offset - Docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/reference/list_taxonomy_industries
List Taxonomy Sectors
Purpose: retrieve sectors and the industries associated with each.
GET /taxonomy/sectors- Query params:
limit,offset - Docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/reference/list_taxonomy_sectors
Navigation flow A: hierarchy first
Use this when you are exploring, or when the question starts from a sector or a company.
GET /taxonomy/sectorsto see the top level breakdown.GET /taxonomy/industries?sector_id=...to pick an industry, or passcompany_idto jump straight to a company's industry and peers.GET /taxonomy/industry-template/{industry_id}to see the expected metric set for that industry and which company series populate it.GET /taxonomy/metrics/{id}for the detail of any specific metric, scoped to a company where needed.
Navigation flow B: metric first, scoped by industry
Use this when you already know the concept you want and the open question is how it resolves across an industry. This is the natural flow for peer comparison and for coverage checks on a single metric.
GET /taxonomy/metrics?keywords=...to locate the metric in the canonical universe and capture itsid. Keywords accept up to 15 terms, so several phrasings of the same concept can be tried in one call.GET /taxonomy/industriesto resolve theindustry_id. Passsector_idto narrow the list, orcompany_idif you know one company in the group and want the API to hand back its industry plus peers. The response also gives you the member companies, which becomes your expected denominator in step 4.GET /taxonomy/metrics/{id}?industry_id=...to retrieve the metric scoped to that industry rather than globally. Swap insector_idfor a wider view, orcompany_idto drill down to a single company's series.GET /taxonomy/industry-template/{industry_id}to place the metric in context: confirm it belongs to the industry's active template, see the sibling metrics in the same section, and compare the company series actually mapped against the member company list from step 2. Gaps between the two are your coverage holes.
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