Company
The company entity represents the highest level in the data hierarchy. Each company can have multiple associated events, which provide a contextual framework for organizing and accessing data. All data items include thecompanyId property, establishing a clear link between event data and its parent company for streamlined querying and analysis.
Event
Events serve as the primary container for all core data and are directly associated with a company. Events structure and categorize data items, such as documents, audio files, and live updates, through their unique identifiers. They also offer metadata, including the event title, date, and type of event, facilitating efficient organization and retrieval of data.Each company usually have multiple events but each event is only associated
with one company.
Document
Documents represent typed content associated with events, such as reports, transcripts, and other relevant materials. Accessible via the parent event, documents can also be queried directly using company identifiers like ticker symbols or ISIN codes. Each document has a type property that supports categorization and filtering, enhancing the usability of the data.Each event can have multiple documents but each document is only associated
with one event.
Backlog Audio
Backlog Audio files are linked to specific events and may include recordings of earnings calls, meetings, or other pertinent Backlog Audio content. Like documents, Backlog Audio data can be accessed through the parent event or queried directly with company identifiers, providing versatile access to the content.Each event can have multiple audio files but each audio file is only
associated with one event.