Services
Sections ↑Exabel is an alternative-data research platform for investment teams and data vendors. It combines pre-integrated datasets, company KPI models and visual research workflows, allowing a team to evaluate third-party information alongside its own data. Its practical role is to organize research and examine business performance before an investment decision. Vendor partnerships provide an additional route for data owners to present their datasets to fundamental investors.[2]
Products and users
| Offering | Main use | Buying consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Portfolio managers and analysts use KPI forecasts, screening and complementary data to investigate company performance. | A research workspace for an existing investment universe; assess whether its mapped KPIs answer the team’s specific questions.Source 3 |
| Edge | Data scientists customize models and KPI mappings and build repeatable analyses for investment teams. | Custom models and proprietary inputs can be maintained within the team’s research workflow.Source 4 |
| Seeker | Data strategists examine live coverage statistics and historical KPI backtests before requesting vendor trials. | Use the coverage and performance evidence to prioritize evaluations rather than treating every catalog listing as equally relevant.Source 5 |
| Vendor partnerships | Data providers integrate their datasets and work with Exabel to demonstrate relevant investment use cases. | A distribution and analytical partnership; commercial data rights remain part of the vendor relationship.Source 6 |
KPI research and forecast interpretation
| Tool | Published analytical purpose |
|---|---|
| Daily KPI predictions | Track company operating performance between disclosures.Source 7 |
| Consensus divergence | Compare model output with consensus.Source 7 |
| Historical hit rate | Assess past predictive behaviour.Source 7 |
| Error ranges | Understand uncertainty and previous forecast errors.Source 7 |
Fundamental alternative-data views
| View | Research question |
|---|---|
| Market share | How activity is distributed across companies or brands.Source 10 |
| Sector growth | How the selected market is changing.Source 10 |
| Cohort analysis | How customer or business cohorts behave over time.Source 10 |
| Fiscal alignment | How the observations map to company reporting periods.Source 10 |
Dataset discovery before licensing
| Capability | Published function | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ticker standardisation | Align identifiers across sources. | Correct mapping still matters for each research universe.Source 8 |
| Brand reconciliation | Connect underlying brands with entities. | Brand and listed parent are different analytical levels.Source 8 |
| Backtest visibility | Inspect KPI performance for unlicensed datasets. | Does not grant access to the raw vendor data.Source 8 |
| Catalog comparisons | Dataset, company and watchlist-level comparisons. | A screening tool for data evaluation.Source 12 |
Integrations
Sections ↑Programmatic and warehouse access
| Route | Documented function | Scope to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Python SDK | Exports signals, dashboards, financial models and prediction results; wraps the Data and Export APIs. | Current guidance recommends Import Jobs for entities, relationships and time series, and the SDK for resource types those jobs do not cover.Source 13 |
| Export API | Downloads platform data through REST or the Python SDK. | Requires an Exabel API key or access token; confirm the datasets and downstream use covered by the agreement.Source 14 |
| Import Jobs | Connects Snowflake or Google BigQuery to scheduled SQL-based imports into the customer’s private namespace. | The guide lists these two supported warehouses; its extensibility statement is not a promise that every other warehouse is already connected.Source 16 |
Enterprise and licensed-data components
| Component | Published scope |
|---|---|
| FactSet | Security master, daily prices, estimates and fundamentals described on the plans page.Source 11 |
| Visible Alpha | Requires the customer’s own licence.Source 11 |
| Vendor data | Own vendor licence required; Exabel says it adds no charge solely for access to those datasets.Source 11 |
| Enterprise access | API, MCP and bring-your-own-data features.Source 11 |
| SSO | Okta, Azure AD, ADFS and Google Workspace/SAML/OpenID routes listed.Source 11 |
Pricing
Sections ↑Core, Edge and Seeker are sold through contact-sales routes, without a public numeric tariff on the inspected plans page. The commercial discussion should specify seats, the chosen plan, enterprise access and professional services. Keep vendor-data and Visible Alpha licensing separate from the Exabel platform quote so the total research cost is clear.[11]
Implementation
Sections ↑Data model building blocks
| Object | Role |
|---|---|
| Entity | Company, brand or other modelled object.Source 15 |
| Directed relationship | Connects entities in the data model.Source 15 |
| Signal | Defines the observed measure.Source 15 |
| Time series | Observations attached to the modelled measure and entity.Source 15 |
| Versions | Represent values that change over time.Source 15 |
Import Jobs and point-in-time history
| Feature | Documented behaviour |
|---|---|
| Warehouse sources | Snowflake and Google BigQuery.Source 16 |
| Import mechanism | Scheduled SQL-based imports.Source 16 |
| Destination | Customer’s private namespace.Source 16 |
| Historical backload | Explicit known-times or an appropriate offset preserve when data was knowable.Source 16 |
| Recurring updates | Known-time settings differ from a historical backload; avoid introducing future information into a backtest.Source 16 |
Authentication is only one access layer
| Layer | Published control |
|---|---|
| User identity | Auth0 authentication.Source 17 |
| Integration credential | Customer API key or user access token.Source 17 |
| Workspace | New folders start private and can be shared through groups.Source 17 |
| Data entitlement | Can apply to a series, signal or namespace.Source 17 |
| Diagnosis | A successful login can coexist with a private folder or missing dataset entitlement.Source 17 |
Support
Sections ↑Platform availability and incident handling
| Item | Published service term |
|---|---|
| Availability | Minimum 99.8% monthly, excluding planned maintenance.Source 19 |
| Incident route | [email protected] with severity, description and reproducible evidence.Source 19 |
| Case management | A case identifier and escalation process.Source 19 |
| Scope | Availability concerns platform/software access, not forecast accuracy.Source 19 |
Vulnerability reporting
| Item | Published policy |
|---|---|
| Channel | [email protected].Source 20 |
| Submission | Encrypted findings and reproduction detail requested.Source 20 |
| Target | Response within five business days with evaluation and expected resolution date.Source 20 |
| Distinction | Separate from ordinary client-incident handling.Source 20 |
Permissions and use
Sections ↑Platform licence and vendor rights
| Right or restriction | Published position |
|---|---|
| Users | Internal, non-transferable use by authorised users.Source 18 |
| Client services | Insights may inform client services under the stated conditions.Source 18 |
| Underlying content | No general right to republish or redistribute supplied content.Source 18 |
| Vendor inputs | Separate vendor terms apply.Source 18 |
| Order form | Defines subscribed features and takes precedence where specified.Source 18 |
Company
Sections ↑Entity and ownership
| Item | Published evidence |
|---|---|
| Contracting entity | Exabel AS, Norwegian registration 917448043.Source 18 |
| Founding | 2016.Source 21 |
| Locations | Oslo, New York and London.Source 21 |
| Ownership | BattleFin Group acquisition in December 2024.Source 21 |
| Licence date | 11 August 2023 standard licence remains linked; a new order controls the actual purchase.Source 18 |
- Operator
- Exabel AS; part of BattleFin Group
- Service scope
- Alternative-data discovery, evaluation, KPI modeling and research workflows for investment teams and data vendors.
- Customer types
- Portfolio managers; Investment analysts; Data scientists; Data strategists; Alternative-data vendors
- Delivery
- SaaS; API
- Pricing publication
- Quote only
- Platforms
- Exabel Core; Exabel Edge; Exabel Seeker
- Integrations
- Python SDK; REST Export API; Snowflake Import Jobs; Google BigQuery Import Jobs
- Pricing scope
- Contact-sales plans; vendor-data licences and enterprise scope are separate considerations.
- Implementation
- Prepare identifiers and the data model, evaluate vendor coverage, then configure imports, entitlements and exports.
- Support
- Customer incidents use [email protected]; a published SLA and separate security-disclosure process apply.
- Permissions and regulatory scope
- Software and data analytics. This profile does not establish brokerage or asset-management permissions.
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Additional Information
Sections ↑Public contact routes
Sources & further reading
- BattleFin acquisition of Exabel Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Alternative data platform Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Portfolio managers and analysts Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Data scientists Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Data strategists Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Alternative data vendors Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- KPI analysis Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Alternative data discovery Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Alternative data evaluation Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Fundamental analysis Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Plans and enterprise access Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Access data catalog Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- About the Exabel SDK Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Export API Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Data API Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Importing via Import Jobs Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Access control Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Licence Agreement Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Service Level Agreement Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Responsible Disclosure Policy Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- About Exabel Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Contact Exabel · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
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