How to apply filters to shortlist companies

Refine your search within the Companies Database using our extensive set of filters.

How to Apply Filters

Navigate to Explore Database from the left navigation bar.
Select Companies.
Click on Filters to open the filter panel.
This could include filters such as industry, geography, business model, and more, depending on your search criteria.
Select your criteria and click Apply.

To sort these results according to a specific metric, click on the Sort - Relevance tab on the Companies Database, where the companies will be automatically sorted based on Relevance (High To Low). You can also sort the results by Founded Year, Total Funding, Latest Annual Revenue, and more.

The Companies Database offers 100+ data points for filtering. They are grouped into the following categories:

Category	Key Filters Included
Location	Country, State, City, Postal Code and more
Company Details	Company Name, Company Current Stage, Founded Year, Tracxn Score and more
Funding	Total Funding, Funding Round Name, Round Amount and more
Investors	Investor Name, Investor Type, Accelerator Program and more
Sector & Business Model	Practice Area, Feed, Business Model and more
Team & Founders	Team Background, Has Female Founder and more
Analyst Ratings	Editor’s Rating, Unicorn/Soonicorn Status and more
Exits & IPO	Acquired By, Acquisition Date, IPO Date and more
Company Metrics	Mobile Downloads, News Articles, Investment Score and more
Discovery	Customers Of, Vendors Of, Latest News Mention and more
Financials	Latest Annual Revenue, EBITDA, Net Profit and more
Deal Flow CRM	Added Status, Assigned To, Stage and more
Employee Count	Latest Employee Count, Employee Growth and more
Special Flags	AI-Native, SaaS, Enterprise (B2B) and more

Example:

Find funded companies in France and Canada with female founders operating in Healthcare sectors.

What are Special Flags?

Special Flags are used to categorise companies based on criteria that are applicable across sectors.

Example:

Find companies building agentic AI solutions with no involvement in blockchain.

Special Flags and Definitions

Special Flag	Definition
AI-Native	Companies that are built from the ground up with Artificial Intelligence as their core value proposition and primary product infrastructure, rather than just adding AI features to an existing product.
Enterprise (B2B)	Companies providing products or services for businesses. This includes solutions used by MNCs,small/medium businesses (SMBs), schools, and hospitals. Includes B2B and B2B2C models (e.g., Slack).
Consumer (B2C)	Companies providing products or services directly to individual consumers. This includes B2C and P2P models (e.g., Facebook, Uber).
SaaS	Software companies where the product is cloud-based (no local installation), multi-tenant (one instance serves multiple clients), and follows a subscription-based pricing model (e.g., Salesforce).
Tech	Includes digital products/services like apps, software, and online platforms, as well as high-IP products like Biotech drugs, sensors, and robotics (e.g., Spotify, Moderna).
Tech Hardware	Companies developing physical hi-tech products including IoT devices, semiconductors, drones, robotics, and consumer electronics (e.g., Tesla, SpaceX).
Software	Product companies including system software, apps (ERP, CRM, HRMS), and programming software, as well as development and maintenance services (e.g., Freshworks, Infosys).
Blockchain	Companies developing blockchain infrastructure, mining technologies, or decentralized applications (dApps), cryptocurrencies, and smart contracts (e.g., Coinbase).
Marketplace	Companies providing online platforms where multiple buyers and sellers come together to exchange products or services (e.g., Amazon, Airbnb).
Social Impact	For-profit companies aiming to achieve social or environmental objectives, such as access to healthcare, clean water, or financial inclusion (e.g., Milaap).
Debatable	A category for companies whose primary classification, business model, or sector alignment is currently under evaluation or is highly niche.
Agentic AI	Companies developing AI systems capable of autonomous action, reasoning, and goal-directed behavior. These systems go beyond simple chat to execute tasks and workflows independently.