All of our available filters and the descriptions of those filters.
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Company type
Company- or organisation type is a legal categorisation of organisations. Examples of organisation types are Limited Company, Individual Entrepreneurship and Nonprofit organisation. The company type filter supports include and exclude options.
Company name
Free text search in organisation names. The search string supports boolean operators such as upper case AND, OR, NOT, as well as trailing wildcard search using asterisk *.
Registration date
The date when the organisation was registered (founded).
Industry
Industry classification according to the SNI/NACE hierarchy. The industry code describes the companies line of business. Organisations can have more than one industry code. Examples of SNI codes are "10520 - Manufacture of ice cream", "73111- Advertising agencies" and "79120 - Tour operator activities". Most organisations have at least one industry classification. The industry filter supports include and exclude options.
Location
The geographical location of the organisations head office. You can freetext search for region, municipality, town or use the dropdown menu to select from. By checking the box "Include all workplaces" it will search for all companies that have a workplace/office in the area, regardless if it is the head office or not. The location filter supports include and exclude options.
Street address
Free text search in street address. You can for example search for Kungsgatan and it will return all companies with a street address matching Kungsgatan. Combine it with location filter to limit it to a certain town since street names are not unique.
Employees
The number of employees working at the organisation as per last reported year. Not all company types report number of employees.
Employee change
The change in number of employees from second to last reported year to last reported year.
Group employees
The number of employees working in the entire company group. Results will only include companies that are part of a company group.
Revenue
The revenue of the organisation as per last reported year. Not all company types report revenue.
Revenue change
The change in revenue from second to last reported year to last reported year.
Group revenue
The revenue of the entire company group. Not all organisations types are required to report on revenue, so data availability is limited to certain company types. Results will only include companies that are part of a company group.
Equity ratio
The equity ratio is a financial metric that measures the amount of leverage used by a company and describes the company's long-term payment capacity.
It uses investments in assets and the amount of equity to determine how well a company manages its debts and funds its asset requirements. An equity ratio of 100% menas that the company is financed only with own capital and an equity ratio of 0% means they don't have any own capital at all.
Current ratio
The current ratio (or working capital ratio) demonstrates the company's ability to meet short-term payment obligations. This ratio compares a company’s current assets to its current liabilities, testing whether it sustainably balances assets, financing, and liabilities. The current ratio describes the relationship between a company’s assets and liabilities. A rule of thumb is that the current ratio should be above 100%. So, a higher ratio means the company has more assets than liabilities.
Total equity
Equity is often defined as the difference between assets and liabilities in a company. Equity can be seen as the company’s own funds. The equity is the sum of the money that the owners have invested in the company (share capital and any subsequent capital contributions), plus the company’s accumulated profits and losses, minus the owners’ withdrawals from the company (e.g. dividends). The filter supports searching in intervals.
Total assets
Assets are resources that are expected to provide economic benefits in the future and are the total of a company’s wealth. Assets are divided into fixed assets and current assets. The filter supports search by intervals.
Current assets
Current assets are used to pay ongoing expenses and finance daily operations. In personal finance, current assets refer to money in the bank that is not locked in long-term investments. The filter supports searching by interval.
Operating result (EBIT)
EBIT (Earnings before interest and taxes) is the most commonly used measure when calculating operating income. It means excluding interest and taxes from operating expenses, and obtaining a result after depreciation and write-downs. The filter supports searching in intervals.
Operating profit margin
Profit margin is a key metric showing how much profit per dollar of revenue is earned. It can also be defined as the size of the profit before interest-bearing costs, meaning that the profit margin is calculated before tax. A good rule of thumb to remember is that the profit margin should exceed 5% to be considered good.
Result after financials
Result after financial net is a financial measure used to assess a company’s profitability after taking into account all financial costs and income. It includes interest expenses, interest income, realized gains and losses on financial investments, and other financial items. The filter supports searching within a range.
Yearly result
Annual result is a term in business economics and essentially means the same thing as the company’s profit or loss. The term annual result is synonymous with the company’s profit or loss during a given financial year. If the company has had higher revenues than expenses during a financial year, the company has achieved a positive result, which means that the company has made a profit. If, on the other hand, the company has had higher expenses than revenues, it has achieved a negative result.
Web
Free text search on company web sites. Web search can be used to refine search results by using any keywords. for The search string supports boolean operators such as upper case AND, OR, NOT as well as trailing wildcard search using asterisk *.
Technographics
When we crawl company websites we identify web technologies that are used on the site. This filter can be used to for example find companies that use any webshop technology or a specific ecommerce platform such as WooCommerce. The technographics filter supports include and exclude options.
Contacts
The contacts filter can be used to find organisations that have contact information for certain roles on their website.
Team
The team filter can be used to include or exclude companies that have been processed, or otherwise added to a list, by other Goava users in your organisation. This is the filter you use to exclude companies that are owned by other Goava users in your CRM and allows you to prospect together without going after the same companies.
Recruitment
The recruitment filter can be used to find organisations that have recruited for a certain position in the Nordics on any of the following recruitment sites.
Sweden: Arbetsförmedlingen, Blocket, Metrojobb, Vakanser, Workey, Indeed
Norway: Arbeidsplassen, Finn, Indeed
Finland: Duunitori, Monster , TePalvelut, Indeed
Denmark: JobIndex, Ofir, Indeed
Recruitment publish date
The recruitment publish date can be used to find organisations that have recently published recruitment postings.
Recruitment search
Free text search in recruitment postings. Recruitment search can be used to refine search results by using keywords. The search string supports boolean operators such as upper case AND, OR, NOT, as well as trailing wildcard search using asterisk *.
News
The news filter can be used to find organisations that have been mentioned in news media. We have around 1200 different news topics you can filter on including changes in company data such as "new ceo", "new visiting address" and "new financial information".The media topic categorisation uses deep learning methods, quality should be considered as best effort with no quality guarantees.
News publish date
The news publish date can be used to find organisations that have recently been mentioned in news media.
News search
Free text search in news media articles. News search can be used to refine search results by using arbitrary keywords. The search string supports boolean operators such as upper case AND, OR, NOT, as well as trailing wildcard search using asterisk *.
Street address
Free text search in street address. You can for example search for Kungsgatan and it will return all companies with a street address matching Kungsgatan. Combine it with location filter to limit it to a certain town since street names are not unique.