Atoka API User Reference

List of areas where the company might be operating. Areas might be of different levels: countries, intermediate regions, sub-regions or continents. Each single data-point might also be official or not, depending on the source it was gathered from.

The volume (in euros) of export towards the area; this field is available only if the area was extracted from balance sheets (has provenance "balanceSheets").

UN M.49 code of the area continent; if area type is "continent", this is the most specific information available about the area (eg: 150).

Name of the area continent (eg: Europa).

UN M.49 code of the area intermediate region; if area type is "intermediateRegion", this is the most specific information available about the area (eg: 830).

Name of the area intermediate region (eg: Isole del Canale).

When the information was last updated.

Whether this area comes from an official source (such as the balance sheet) or has been inferred from different sources.

Provenance of the area information. Currently three sources are available: "infocamere" means the area was made available through ItalianCom, the website InfoCamere offers to italian companies exporting abroad; "balanceSheets" is used for areas stated by the company itself in their financial notes to the accounts, which are automatically read and analysed by our data ingestion pipeline; lastly, "webLang" means the area was inferred by the company websites, in particular presence of multi-language content, analysed by our artificial intelligence systems.

ISO 3166-2 code of the area state (country); if area type is "state", this is the most specific information available about the area (eg: JE).

Name of the area state (country) (eg: Jersey)

UN M.49 code of the area sub-region; if area type is "subRegion", this is the most specific information available about the area (eg: 154).

Name of the area sub-region (eg: Europa settentrionale).

Areas form a taxonomy: they are contained inside one another, they might have "parent" areas (bigger areas that contains them) and "children" areas (smaller areas that split the parent one); for foreign market areas we have four different levels: continents, sub-regions, intermediate regions, and states. Please notice that intermediate regions are available only in some specific cases: for example Europe (as a continent) is split in four sub-regions: Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern Europe and Western Europe; among those, only Northern Europe has intermediate regions: Channel Island (which hosts two states: Jersey and Guernsey). Hence Jersey (with "state" level) will have both subRegion and intermediateRegion, while Italy (also with "state" level) will have only subRegion.

This score represents the tendency of companies to operate with foreign markets. The value is computed using companies for which we have evidence of export as example on which we built a profile that indicates not an export activity, but characteristics that indicate the likelihood that a company is interested in pursuing foreign markets.

The value is normalized score from 0 to 100

text representation of the exportPropensity score, values can be: minimum, low, medium, high, very high, certain

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