Lookup Tables

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Organizations with which the company is registered.

Find the labels for all coded values across attributes not found in one of the other lookup tables.

Brands sold by the business. Location may be an independent, licensed seller of a certain brand, or perhaps owned directly by the manufacturer.

Coding which is specific to an industry, to better describe the function they perform.

Canadian Census Divisions refer to the census geographic units as defined by the Canadian government.

Core Based Statistical Areas as defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget.

Corporate chain to which a place belongs. This includes both franchises and store-owned corporate families.

Municipalities in the United States and Canada along with common aliases.

Counties refer to the Census defined counties.

Combined Statistical Areas as defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget.

Designated Market Area regions refer to Nielsen groupings of counties that are covered by television stations.

Ethnicities refer to estimated ancestry based on surname.

Job Functions describe the type of work an employee performs in their organization.

Spoken language codes as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Data Axle’s proprietary adaptation of the North American Industry Classification System.

Postal Codes for the United States and Canada.

Type of service provided or license held, typically by physicians and attorneys.

Professional titles collected on Contacts with professional licenses and/or degrees.

Religious affiliation of a church.

Data Axle's proprietary Standard Industrial Classification system.

Job titles collected for Contacts, representing the roles and responsibilities of the Contact at the Place.