Core data types
CHART brings together company records, ownership and governance relationships, accounts-derived indicators, innovation and project signals, sector classifications, geography and movement intelligence.
CHART combines public-source company data, financial indicators, innovation signals, governance relationships, sector classifications, geography and company movement data.
These notes summarise how the platform supports interpretation and responsible analytical use.
CHART brings together company records, ownership and governance relationships, accounts-derived indicators, innovation and project signals, sector classifications, geography and movement intelligence.
Some measures depend on source coverage, filing behaviour, company type, matching logic and time period. Users should interpret patterns in context rather than treating any single field as definitive.
Place Intelligence supports the analysis of business populations, sector strengths, high-growth firms, innovation-linked companies and company movement across geographies.
CHART connects summary indicators to the underlying company records so users can move from pattern to evidence.
CHART provides analytical decision-support. Data availability varies by source, filing behaviour, company type and time period. Users should verify material decisions against primary sources and should not treat CHART as legal, financial, regulatory or formal due-diligence advice.