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You can also discover the available filters programmatically with GET /reference/filters?scope={scope}. For id_lookup and enum filters, fetch the accepted values from GET /reference/filters/{key}/values. The Dealroom API supports 141 filters across 9 scopes. Use the filter query parameter to apply filters, and the sort parameter to order results.

Value types

The Type column below — and the type field returned by GET /reference/filters — uses these values: A · suffix adds display context: · currency (monetary value), · year (year-granular), · count (whole number).

Companies

Scope: companies — Used on /data/entities when querying companies.

Specific Companies

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Company Name

Example values:
  • Tesla
  • Stripe

Smart Keyword

Ranks companies by how closely their sector matches the meaning of your keyword, not just exact-match. Replaces sorting, and the top 1000 best matches are shown.Example values:
  • Small modular reactors
  • Space rockets
  • AI language translation

Founded Date

Comparison against the recorded founding date. Accepts a year (2024) or year-month (2024-01) value.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Company Status

Lifecycle state recorded for each organization — whether they are operational, exited, inactive, etc.Example values:
  • operational — Operational
  • acquired — Acquired
  • closed — Closed
  • low_activity — Low activity
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/company_status/values.

HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Location (any role)

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Area

Matches entities assigned to one of the active ecosystem’s own geofile sub-areas — the same areas shown on the ecosystem’s map/choropleth. Only meaningful with an active ecosystem; matches nothing otherwise.

Growth Stage

Dealroom growth-stage assignments: early stage, breakout stage, late stage and mature. Use the multi-select operators to broaden across several stages. Values are growth-stage tag IDs from /reference/filters/growth_stage/values.Example values:
  • 212 — Early stage
  • 612 — Breakout stage
  • 312 — Late stage
  • 412 — Mature

Hiring

Profile-level hiring signal rather than a complete jobs-market feed. Coverage depends on the company maintaining its profile.

Has Founder

Useful as a precondition before applying founder-specific filters, since companies without linked founders will otherwise drop out of the result silently.

Unicorn Date

Year when valuation of a company with Unicorn status is > $1BExample values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Tags

The main thematic filter. Tags span industries, sub-industries, technologies, sectors, business models, impact goals, and other classifications. Use multi-value operators (in_any, in_all) to broaden or tighten across multiple tags.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

Labels

Dealroom labels, the values of classifications[]. unicorn: a verified $1B valuation or exit. vc_backed: raised a venture-capital round (Seed, Series A–I, Early / Late / Growth Equity VC, Angel, Convertible, SPAC Private Placement). funded: at least one financing record or investor. startup: a company with a website, not “Mature”, not closed, not tagged “Outside Tech”. colt: annual revenue $25M–$100M (not a thoroughbred). thoroughbred: individually verified as reaching $100M revenue — a curated list that lags latest_revenue both ways. titan: curated landmark companies. rising_star: founded 2020 or later, Signal ≥85, valued under $1B, independent. spinout: spun out of a university, lab or company. exited: acquisition, IPO or merger. pe_owned: majority-owned by a private equity firm. nin_any / nin_all count an unset label as absent.Example values:
  • unicorn — Unicorn
  • vc_backed — VC backed
  • startup — Startup
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/classification/values.

Dealroom Signal

Composite score on a 0–100 scale that blends growth, team, timing, and completeness signals. Higher values indicate stronger combined signal.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Growth Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that looks at employee growth in the company.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Team Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that looks at previous performance, experience, serial founders and education.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Timing Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that measures how likely the company is to raise its next round soon.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Completeness Signal

0–100 component of Dealroom Signal that measures how complete a company’s profile is.Example values:
  • 70
  • 85

Employees

Latest reported employee count. Use minimums, maximums, or ranges to separate lean startups, scaleups, and larger organisations.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Valuation

Latest valuation amount.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Latest Valuation Date

Date of the latest known valuation. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Valuation Year

Matches any valuation row for the company in the given year, unlike Latest Valuation Date which only looks at the most recent valuation.Example values:
  • 2020
  • 2024

Latest Revenue

Most recent revenue figure on record, which may be several years old. Sorting by it therefore compares different fiscal years across companies.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Website Traffic

Latest monthly visit count from SimilarWeb. Most useful for consumer, marketplace, or web-first companies; less meaningful for businesses with limited public web presence.Example values:
  • 10000 — 10k
  • 100000 — 100k
  • 1000000 — 1M

Founder Labels

Founder-quality labels. super_founder: previously built a company at significant scale. strong_founder: meaningful company-building experience, just below super. promising_founder: early, with strong signals (top company or university, managerial experience, age profile). serial_founder: founded more than one company.Example values:
  • super_founder — Super founder
  • serial_founder — Serial founder
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/founder.classification/values.

Gender

Looks at gender values on linked founder records. A company is included when at least one associated founder has the selected recorded gender.Example values:
  • male — Male
  • female — Female
  • non_binary — Non-binary
  • prefer_not_to_say — Prefer not to say
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/founder.gender/values.

Founder University

Traverses founder → education links: matches any company with at least one founder whose education record names one of the selected university entities. Select universities from the autocomplete dropdown; values are university entity UUIDs.Example values:
  • 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 — Example University

Total Funding

Total funding raised across all recorded rounds, excluding debt rounds, IPOs, ICOs, acquisitions and unverified rounds.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Investor Name

Searches through funding round participants: matches any company that has received investment from an investor whose name contains the given substring.Example values:
  • Sequoia
  • Andreessen

Sort keys

added_at · alumni_count · alumni_founded_companies_count · alumni_founders_count · alumni_unicorn_companies_count · employee_count_1y_growth · employees_count · founded_companies_total_funding · investments_count · latest_revenue · latest_valuation · launch_date · name · patent_value_total · patents_count · signal_rating · spinouts_count · total_funding · total_invested · updated_at · year_of_exit Default order: -launch_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Investors

Scope: investors — Used on /data/investors for investor search.

Specific Investors

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Investor Name

Example values:
  • Sequoia
  • Atomico

Roles

Example values:
  • limited_partner — Limited partner
  • fund_manager — Fund manager
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/roles/values.

HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Location (any role)

Location IDs from the Dealroom location taxonomy. Defaults to headquarters; pair with the location_role parameter to filter by founding, office, or any role.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Area

Matches entities assigned to one of the active ecosystem’s own geofile sub-areas — the same areas shown on the ecosystem’s map/choropleth. Only meaningful with an active ecosystem; matches nothing otherwise.

Investor Type

Investors are categorized by how they operate and deploy capital.Example values:
  • venture_capital — Venture capital
  • angel_fund — Angel fund
  • private_equity — Private equity
  • family_office — Family office
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/investor_type/values.

Investor Status

Lifecycle state recorded for each organization. Most scouting work stays on operational; including the other states surfaces exits and inactive records.Example values:
  • operational — Operational
  • acquired — Acquired
  • closed — Closed
  • low_activity — Low activity
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/company_status/values.

Founded Date

Comparison against the recorded launch date. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Closing Date

Date the investor stopped operating. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Added to Dealroom

Date the investor’s profile was created in Dealroom. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024
  • 2025-06

Deal Size (Min)

Filters by the smallest deal size recorded for the investor.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Deal Size (Max)

Filters by the largest deal size recorded for the investor.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Rounds Participated In

Counts every funding round the investor participated in, so several rounds in the same company count separately. Higher values indicate more active investors.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Portfolio Companies

Counts the distinct companies an investor has backed across all its funding rounds. Several rounds in the same company count once.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Participated in rounds totaling

Sum of the full round amounts of every round the investor took part in, not the investor’s own ticket size.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Investment Stage

Maps investors based on the growth stage of the companies they usually back. Values are growth-stage tag IDs from /reference/filters/growth_stage/values.Example values:
  • 212 — Early growth
  • 312 — Late growth
  • 412 — Mature

Experience

Tags linked to the investor based on their portfolio and stated focus. Use for sector, industry, technology, or business-model fit when building investor shortlists.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

Location Experience

Matches investors with at least one funding round in a company based in the selected countries, regions or cities, e.g. anyone who invested in an Armenian company.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London

Round Experience

Matches investors with at least one funding round of the selected type, e.g. Seed or Series A.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/invested_in.round_type/values.

Preferred Round

Filters by the investor’s stated or inferred round preference — the stage at which they most commonly invest.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
  • EARLY VC — Early VC
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/preferred_round/values.

Last Round Date

Comparison against the date of the investor’s most recent portfolio round. Accepts year or year-month input. Useful for identifying active vs. inactive investors.Example values:
  • 2024
  • 2023-06

Company Invested In

Returns all investors who appear as a participant in at least one funding round of the given company entity. Select a company from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Acme Corp

LP Investments Of

Returns all investors that have the given investor among their known limited partners — the LP-side view of the lp_investments graph. Select an investor from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Acme Capital

Sort keys

added_at · employees_count · exit_pct · exit_total_value_usd · exits_count · investments_count · investor_rank · launch_date · max_deal_size · min_deal_size · name · portfolio_match_count · portfolio_match_invested · portfolio_total_valuation_usd · total_invested · updated_at
  • portfolio_match_count: requires portfolio_count_tag or portfolio_count_location, or a filter on invested_in.taxonomy_id or invested_in.location
  • portfolio_match_invested: requires portfolio_count_tag or portfolio_count_location, or a filter on invested_in.taxonomy_id or invested_in.location
Default order: investor_rank. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Transactions

Scope: transactions — Used on /data/transactions for funding rounds.

Tags

Filters by tags on the related company, not the transaction record itself. Use for funding or exit activity in a specific theme.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

HQ location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Location (any role)

Selected geographies where the organization operates — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Area

Matches entities assigned to one of the active ecosystem’s own geofile sub-areas — the same areas shown on the ecosystem’s map/choropleth. Only meaningful with an active ecosystem; matches nothing otherwise.

Growth Stage

Compares deal activity across early, breakout, late, and mature growth-stage companies. Values are growth-stage tag IDs from /reference/filters/growth_stage/values.Example values:
  • 212 — Early stage
  • 612 — Breakout stage
  • 312 — Late stage
  • 412 — Mature

Company Status

Filters by the status of the related company, not the transaction record itself: operational, acquired, closed or low activity.Example values:
  • operational — Operational
  • closed — Closed
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/company_status/values.

Company Name

Example values:
  • OpenAI
  • Stripe

Investor Name

Searches through the list of investors in each round: matches any transaction where at least one participating investor’s name contains the given substring.Example values:
  • Sequoia
  • Andreessen

Investors

Matches rounds by participating investor entity UUID. Exclusion (neq, nin_any) drops every round any listed investor joined, so a round backed by one listed investor and one unlisted investor is excluded.Example values:
  • d8795151-5792-40da-8cd9-8ede02bc58de — Index Ventures
  • 1c586454-f082-400a-a962-6bf5bfb222ef — Accel

Founded Date

Useful for understanding whether deal activity is concentrated in newer companies or older cohorts. Accepts a year (2024) or year-month (2024-01) value.Example values:
  • 2018
  • 2024

EV/Revenue

The ratio of a company’s enterprise value to its revenue at the time of the transaction. Useful for benchmarking valuations across deals where revenue figures are available.Example values:
  • 3 — 3x
  • 10 — 10x

EV/EBITDA

The ratio of enterprise value to EBITDA at the time of the transaction. A profitability-based valuation metric — useful when comparing deals where earnings data is available.Example values:
  • 3 — 3x
  • 10 — 10x

EV/Profit

The ratio of enterprise value to profit at the time of the transaction. A useful benchmarking lens when profit is a more meaningful measure than revenue or EBITDA.Example values:
  • 3 — 3x
  • 10 — 10x

Round Type

From early grants and angel rounds through Series A–I, IPOs, buyouts, debt, and acquisitions — covering the full range of funding and transaction types.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
  • SERIES B — Series B
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/round_type/values.

Standardized Round

Assigns a consistent round label based on the announced name, deal size, company age, and funding history. Useful when source data uses inconsistent labels.Example values:
  • Seed — Seed
  • Series A — Series A
  • Pre-Seed — Pre-seed
  • Series B — Series B
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/standardized_round/values.

Round Size

Filter by the amount assigned to the transaction round.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Round Size (USD, fixed)

Most round-size figures on this site are shown in this ecosystem’s own currency (for example, GBP for a UK-based ecosystem). This filter ignores that and always compares against the round’s actual US-dollar amount, so a cutoff like “$15M or more” means the same real amount everywhere. Use the regular “Round Size” filter instead if you want the cutoff to follow this ecosystem’s own currency.Example values:
  • 15000000 — 15M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Round Year

The round’s own year — not the company’s launch year or latest valuation year.Example values:
  • 2020
  • 2024

Valuation

Recorded valuation on the transaction.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

VC Round

Transactions that are specifically VC rounds: Early VC, Growth Equity VC, Late VC, Seed, Series A–I, Angel, Convertible, SPAC Private Placement.

Exit

Marks the round as the company’s exit event: Acquisition, Buyout, Merger, or IPO.

Funding Round

Distinguishes financings from acquisitions, mergers, and other transaction records in the same dataset.

Verified

Higher-confidence subset of the transaction data. Use when accuracy matters more than coverage.

Round Date

Comparison against the transaction date. Accepts year or year-month input.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Sort keys

amount · date · round_type · valuation Default order: -date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

People

Scope: people — Used on /data/founders for people/founder search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Name

Example values:
  • Ada
  • John

Location

People based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Gender

Reflects available profile data. Coverage varies and not all people have a recorded gender value.Example values:
  • male — Male
  • female — Female
  • non_binary — Non-binary
  • prefer_not_to_say — Prefer not to say
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/gender/values.

Background

Example values:
  • 114 — Technical

Roles

Stackable roles, the values of roles[]. roles[in_any]:founder is the main control for founder-only people lists.Example values:
  • founder — Founder
  • executive — Executive
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/roles/values.

Founder Labels

super_founder: previously built a company at significant scale. strong_founder: meaningful company-building experience, just below super. promising_founder: early, with strong signals (top company or university, managerial experience, age profile). serial_founder: founded more than one company.Example values:
  • serial_founder — Serial founder
  • super_founder — Super founder
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/classification/values.

Work Experience

Matches any person with a past or current people_entities link to one of the selected employer entities. Select companies from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Google

Current Employer

Restricts to active (is_past = false) employment records only. Select companies from the autocomplete dropdown.Example values:
  • 66666666-6666-6666-6666-666666666666 — Google

Last Founded Company Launch Date

Comparison against the launch year of the person’s last founded entity (via the lastFoundedEntityId denormalized FK). Accepts year (2020) or year-month (2020-06) input.Example values:
  • 2020
  • 2020-06

Sort keys

added_at · founded_companies_total_funding · name · signal_rating · updated_at Default order: -signal_rating. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Universities

Scope: universities — Used on /data/universities for university search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

University Name

Example values:
  • Stanford
  • Oxford

HQ location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Location (any role)

Universities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Alumni Count

Total recorded alumni count for the university. Use range operators to find large or niche alumni networks.Example values:
  • 1000
  • 10000

Alumni Founders

Number of alumni recorded as founders in Dealroom. Higher values indicate entrepreneurial output from the institution.Example values:
  • 10
  • 100

Companies Founded

Total companies in Dealroom whose founders include alumni of this university.Example values:
  • 10
  • 100

Alumni Unicorns

Number of $1B+ companies whose founders include alumni of this university.Example values:
  • 1
  • 10

Sort keys

added_at · alumni_count · alumni_founded_companies_count · alumni_founders_count · alumni_unicorn_companies_count · employee_count_1y_growth · employees_count · founded_companies_total_funding · investments_count · latest_revenue · latest_valuation · launch_date · name · patent_value_total · patents_count · signal_rating · spinouts_count · total_funding · total_invested · updated_at · year_of_exit Default order: -launch_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Government & NGO

Scope: gov_ngo — Used on /data/gov-ngo for government & NGO search.

Entity ID

Example values:
  • 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555 — Example entity

Organization Name

Example values:
  • European Commission
  • Red Cross

HQ location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Office location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founding or HQ location

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Location (any role)

Government bodies and NGOs based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Founded Date

Comparison against the recorded founding date. Accepts a year (2024) or year-month (2024-01) value.Example values:
  • 2024-01
  • 2025-06

Employees

Latest reported employee count. Use minimums, maximums, or ranges to separate small and large organizations.Example values:
  • 10
  • 50
  • 250

Sort keys

added_at · alumni_count · alumni_founded_companies_count · alumni_founders_count · alumni_unicorn_companies_count · employee_count_1y_growth · employees_count · founded_companies_total_funding · investments_count · latest_revenue · latest_valuation · launch_date · name · patent_value_total · patents_count · signal_rating · spinouts_count · total_funding · total_invested · updated_at · year_of_exit Default order: -launch_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

News

Scope: news — Used on /data/news for news article search.

Source

All next-gen news is in-house editorial, so every article’s source is dealroom. Retained for forward-compatibility if syndicated sources return.Example values:
  • dealroom

Article Type

News articles by type — product announcements, financial milestones, funding rounds, etc.Example values:
  • Product announcements
  • Financial milestones
  • Funding rounds
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/article_type/values.

News Type

Matches any of a note’s news-type tags (note_news_types.name), not just the single article_type derived from the first known key. A note tagged both Funding rounds and Fintech matches either value.Example values:
  • Funding rounds
  • Fintech
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/news_type/values.

Publish Date

News articles published in a chosen window.Example values:
  • 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z — 2024-01-01
  • 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z — 2025-01-01

Amount

Mentioned deal amount extracted from the article.Example values:
  • 1000000 — 1M
  • 10000000 — 10M
  • 100000000 — 100M

Round Type

From early grants and angel rounds through Series A–I, IPOs, buyouts, debt, and acquisitions — covering the full range of funding and transaction types.Example values:
  • SEED — Seed
  • SERIES A — Series A
  • SERIES B — Series B
Discover the full set of valid values via GET /reference/filters/round_type/values.Matches headline and body text — full-text ranked, with a trigram fuzzy fallback on the headline so typos (‘quantom computing’, ‘Glasgo’) still surface the right stories. Forces relevance ordering (whole-word/phrase headline match, then ts_rank_cd, then trigram); pages by cursor within the first 1000 ranked results.Example values:
  • quantum computing

Mentioned Entities

The most direct way to retrieve articles about known Dealroom entities.Example values:
  • 345d1ab6-33df-4759-9e17-0d0c0ec9ab1c — 10x Science

Location

Mentioned entities based in selected geographies — cities, regions, countries, or continents.Example values:
  • 233 — United States
  • 628061 — London
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Tags

Filter articles by the thematic tags of mentioned entities — spanning industries, sub-industries, sectors, technologies, business models, impact goals, and more. Each tag sub-type has its own picker.Example values:
  • 126403 — Fintech

Sort keys

amount · importance_score · published_at Default order: -published_at. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Jobs

Scope: jobs — Used on /data/jobs for job opening search.

Hiring Company

The most direct way to retrieve active openings for a known Dealroom company.Example values:
  • 81f9478f-f016-4302-a9dd-1dfef280a9d8 — Dwelly

Source

Filters by the posting source (e.g. linkedin, predictleads).Example values:
  • linkedin

Country

Matches jobs.country_unique_id against a locations.id for a country row. Resolve IDs via GET /reference/filters/location/values?q=<country>.Example values:
  • 133 — Germany

City

Matches jobs.city_unique_id against a locations.id for a city row.Example values:
  • 1297711 — Berlin

Region / State

Matches city-region IDs via jobs.city_region_unique_ids or state/province IDs via jobs.state_unique_id.Example values:
  • 8205

Posted Date

Comparison against the posting timestamp. Accepts ISO 8601 timestamps.Example values:
  • 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z — 2024-01-01

Sort keys

posted_at Default order: -posted_at. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Funds

Scope: funds — Used on /data/funds for fund vehicle search.

Fund Type

Fund category — e.g. Venture Capital, Private Equity, Growth Equity, Corporate, Life Sciences, Renewables, Fund of Funds, Other.Example values:
  • Venture Capital
  • Private Equity
  • Growth Equity

Is Closed

Whether the fund is closed to new commitments.Example values:
  • false

Amount

The as-stored fund size in the fund’s native currency. Unlike other monetary filters this is not currency-aware — the ?currency= param only affects the converted amount in the response, not this filter’s threshold.Example values:
  • 100000000 — 100M
  • 500000000 — 500M

Vintage Year

Matched against the year of the fund’s announced_date.Example values:
  • 2023
  • 2024

Manager (GP)

The firm (general partner) that raised the fund, by its entity UUID.Example values:
  • 345d1ab6-33df-4759-9e17-0d0c0ec9ab1c — Index Ventures

Sort keys

amount · announced_date Default order: -announced_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Other lists

Sort keys of the lists that have no filter scope above: nested lists of a record, valuations, and map points.

Entities

/data/entities · /data/entities/geo Same sort keys as Companies above.

Notes

/data/notes Same sort keys as News above.

Valuations

/data/valuations date · value Default order: -date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Team

/data/companies/{id}/team · /data/investors/{id}/team · /data/universities/{id}/team · /data/gov-ngo/{id}/team is_strong_founder · name · signal_rating · team_rank Default order: team_rank,name. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Portfolio

/data/investors/{id}/portfolio last_round_date · latest_valuation Default order: -last_round_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Investor funds

/data/investors/{id}/funds amount · announced_date Default order: -announced_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Alumni

/data/universities/{id}/alumni end_date · name Default order: -end_date,name. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Career

/data/people/{id}/career · /data/founders/{id}/founded-companies is_founder · is_past · launch_date · name · start_date Default order: -is_founder,is_past,-start_date,name. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Education

/data/people/{id}/education start_date Default order: -start_date. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Patents

/data/companies/{id}/patents · /data/universities/{id}/patents · /data/gov-ngo/{id}/patents value Default order: -value. Prefix a key with - for descending order.

Company investors

/data/companies/{id}/investors Fixed order: -rounds_count,-is_lead,name; sort is ignored.

Funding rounds

/data/companies/{id}/funding-rounds Fixed order: -date; sort is ignored.

Company valuations

/data/companies/{id}/valuations Fixed order: -date; sort is ignored.

LP funds

/data/investors/{id}/lp-funds · /data/entities/{id}/lp-funds Fixed order: name; sort is ignored.

Similar

/data/companies/{id}/similar · /data/investors/{id}/similar Ranked by similarity to the record; sort is ignored.

Map points

/data/companies/geo · /data/investors/geo · /data/universities/geo · /data/gov-ngo/geo sort is ignored. With size_by, points are ordered by that value, largest first: total_funding · employees_count · latest_valuation · total_invested · investments_count · alumni_count · alumni_founders_count. Without it, they follow the collection’s default order.