We have introduced a new model to predict revenue for private companies. Almost every company in the KG (over 243M) now has revenue either extracted from the web or estimated with this model.
Use the Knowledge Graph to find look-alikes:
type:Organization similarTo(type:Organization name:"Walmart")
Try constraining to 'site' to match Articles in the KG:
type:Article site:"pbs.org"
You may now search job postings in the KG: type:Job site:"nature.com".
We released Excel Add-In v1.9.9.0 which includes:
Click here to download and install: Diffbot Add-In (microsoft.com)
You can now filter your Custom API rules with search.
We added a 'Graph view' to the Diffbot Knowledge Graph for Person and Organization profile data.
We've added a new Article API parameter that returns the word count for article text extracted as part of a Crawlbot or BulkAPI job: &wordcount
We've rolled out an update to the Knowledge Graph. Entity identifiers are now preceded by an ‘E’ for each entity regardless of the entity type. Previously, Diffbot Ids were preceded by a letter representing the entity type, i.e. ‘P’ for Person, ‘O’ for Organization, ‘C’ for Corporation, etc. The new format enables us to extend and scale the Diffbot Knowledge Graph to a wider and richer spectrum of entity types over time. Please note: all KG queries will continue to work as before. You do not need to modify the way you search the graph. Below is an example of the new entity id format you will see in results:
Example: IBM
"type": "Corporation", "Organization"
"diffbotUri": "http://diffbot.com/entity/EPdsrDmLiMQCskvBLp_dloQ"
"id": "EPdsrDmLiMQCskvBLp_dloQ"
Example: IBM Board Member & CEO, Virginia 'Ginni' Rometty
"type": "Person"
"diffbotUri": "http://diffbot.com/entity/EFCXA8DGjPMq5oTjl9RESEw",
"id": "EFCXA8DGjPMq5oTjl9RESEw"
quarterlyRevenues and yearlyRevenues with integer are now live:
the field yearlyRevenues.year (previously a String such as “2019”) is transformed into an Integer representing the year (2019)
the field quarterlyRevenues.quarter (previously a String such as “Q1-2019") is split into: quarterlyRevenues.quarter which is an Integer representing the quarter (1) and quarterlyRevenues.year which is an Integer representing the year (2019)
Eg.: Apple, Inc.
"quarterlyRevenues": [{"revenue": {"currency": "USD","value": 91818999808},"isCurrent": false,"year": 2020,
"filingDate": {"str": "d2020-01-29","precision": 3,"timestamp": 1580256000000},
"revenueDate": {"str": "d2019-12-31","precision": 3,"timestamp": 1577750400000},"quarter": 1}