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The Coresignal dataset contains information from various sources organized into different sections.

Here's an overview of what's included in each section.

This section includes basic identification and details about the company's status, such as its unique ID, domain status, website uniqueness, and the last update date.

This section provides general company information, including the name, legal name, logo, business model (B2B/B2C), industry, type, and founding year. Additionally, it includes various descriptions, categorization, ownership status, and keywords related to the company's products and services.

This section provides details on the company’s headquarters and other locations, including country, city, full address, and whether the location is primary.

This section lists the company's public contact information, including phone numbers and email addresses.

This section includes follower counts on various social media platforms.

This section shows company competitors, including similarity scores, competitor websites, monthly website visits, and category rankings.

This section includes details about the company's products, such as information about pricing, free trials, demos, downloadable files, mobile apps, online reviews, API documentation, and product review scores (overall scores, score distribution, and fluctuations).

This section provides financial information, including annual and quarterly revenue, IPO details, and stock information, along with income statements and revenue growth.

This section outlines the company’s funding rounds, including the most recent funding round details, lead investors, the amount raised, and the number of investors.

This section provides information on company acquisitions, including details about the acquiring company, acquisition dates, and prices.

This section contains information about news articles related to the company, such as the number of articles, headlines, publication dates, summaries, and URLs.

This section provides insights into the company's tech stack.

This section provides URLs of the company’s official website and social media profiles.

This section shows website traffic data: total visits, monthly changes, global and country-specific rankings, bounce rate, pages per visit, visit duration, and top topics. Additionally, you'll find detailed traffic data split by country, gender, and age.

This section features employee reviews with aggregated scores and a detailed breakdown of scores in various categories, such as business outlook, career opportunities, or work-life balance. It also shows the ratings of CEO and senior management, compensation, benefits, company culture and values, and more.

This section provides information on key executives, employee change events, employee counts by department and seniority, active job postings, and changes in these numbers over time.

This section includes data on salaries: salaries by role, base salary, additional pay, and total salary. It also includes information on currency, pay period, and last update date.