Research Company Technology, Apps and Buyer Signals
View all Crunchbase Company & Investment Data endpoints →Retrieve documented technology and business-research sections for a selected Crunchbase company. The required company query parameter accepts a Crunchbase permalink such as openai, an organization UUID, or a full Crunchbase organization URL. No date-range, technology-filter or pagination parameter is documented. The endpoint description covers technology tools, apps, web traffic, intellectual property, IT spend and buyer-intent topics where available. The available response evidence is an unverified documented example, not an observed live response. Its company object contains id, image, link, name, type and uuid. technologies entries contain name, categories and companies_using, with technologies_count reported separately. products entries contain name and description, alongside products_count. products_used entries contain name, image, status and customers_count. apps entries contain name, image, stores and downloads_monthly; related top-level fields are apps_count, app_downloads_monthly and app_downloads_change_monthly. Both app_downloads_change_monthly and some per-app downloads_monthly values are null in the example. The documented web_traffic object includes visits_monthly, visits_change_monthly and updated_on. intellectual_property includes patents_count, trademarks_count, top_patent_category and top_trademark_class; top_patent_category is null in the example. it_spend contains amount, amount_usd and currency. buyer_intent contains updated_on and topics entries with topic, category, surge_score and weeks_surging. Some products_used customers_count values are also null. These sections are research signals, not a verified installed-software inventory or evidence of an active purchase. The evidence does not establish measurement methodology, change-value units, spend period, score scale or refresh guarantees. Preserve missing values rather than substituting zero, inspect section dates when returned, and do not interpret companies_using or customers_count as the target company's customer total.
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/api/project/crunchbase/company-tech-stack API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/crunchbase/company-tech-stack?key=<API_KEY>&company=openai'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Prepare sales-engineering qualification questions from reported technology categories and product records without asserting an installed-software inventory.
- Create a technical account-research panel that keeps app downloads, website visits and their missing values in separate fields.
- Add patent and trademark indicators to an innovation-research brief while reserving legal conclusions for authoritative records.
- Annotate an enterprise account plan with IT-spend currency and amount fields while leaving undocumented spending periods unspecified.
- Prioritize manual investigation of buyer-intent topics using returned dates and surge indicators rather than treating them as verified purchase intent.
- Compare a company's product descriptions with products_used records to formulate integration questions without confusing products offered with tools used.
Frequently asked questions
What identifier does the company technology lookup require?
Supply the required company query parameter as a Crunchbase organization permalink such as openai, an organization UUID or a full Crunchbase organization URL. A domain or free-text company name is not a documented input format for this route.
Are all technology, traffic and spending fields confirmed by a live response?
No live response is recorded in the available evidence for this endpoint. The listed technologies, products, products_used, apps, web_traffic, intellectual_property, it_spend and buyer_intent sections come from an unverified documented example. Their presence and completeness should not be assumed for every company.
Does products_used prove that a company currently has a tool installed?
No. Treat products_used status and technology records as research signals rather than an audited installed-base inventory. products describes named products separately. The example does not document how these records are collected or verified, and companies_using or customers_count should not be relabeled as the target company's customer count.
How should I handle null download, customer-count or patent-category fields?
Preserve null values. The example includes a null app_downloads_change_monthly, some null per-app downloads_monthly and products_used customers_count values, and a null top_patent_category. Null does not establish zero downloads, zero customers or absence of patents.
Are web traffic and IT spend live metrics with documented units and periods?
The example provides web_traffic visits_monthly, visits_change_monthly and updated_on, plus it_spend amount, amount_usd and currency. It does not establish refresh guarantees, change-value units, measurement methodology or an IT-spend period. Keep returned dates and currency labels instead of inventing those details.
Does a buyer-intent topic mean the company is ready to purchase?
No. The documented buyer_intent section contains topics with category, surge_score and weeks_surging plus an updated_on date. The score scale is not documented, and these signals do not confirm a purchasing decision, a budget or a current procurement project.
Can I request a historical period or filter for a particular technology?
Only the required company query parameter is documented. There are no documented date-range, technology-filter or pagination controls. Any comparison of returned records must preserve unavailable metrics and should not assume historical coverage.