get_company
ChatGPTFetch a company by its Theia company ID.
Overview
Theia Insights brings professional thematic equity research into ChatGPT. Ask about a structural trend: artificial intelligence, robotics, clean energy, cybersecurity; and surface the public companies most exposed, ranked by research-driven exposure scores rather than keyword matching or self-reported tags. The data is built on the Theia Insights Industry Classification (TIIC): a five-level, one-to-many taxonomy mapping companies to 3,000+ investable themes based on what they actually do. Performance is tracked through Theme Watch Indices (TWI), with 10+ years of daily history across global regions. What you can do in ChatGPT: Profile any company by ticker, ISIN, FIGI, or ticker — see its full thematic exposure from sector down to micro-theme. Screen for thematic exposure across public markets — find the companies most exposed to a given theme, sub-industry, or industry. * Benchmark theme performance over time and rank themes by recent returns to identify leaders, laggards, and rotation trends. Built for portfolio managers, research analysts, index providers, and allocators who need defensible, data-driven answers to thematic questions.
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get_company_tiic_exposures
ChatGPTGiven a company, return its exposure across every TIIC entry at one specific level. Input: a Theia
company_id (resolve via search or lookup_company first) and the TIIC level (1 = sector, 2 = industry, 3 = sub-industry, 4 = major theme, 5 = micro theme). Returns a flat list of exposures, sorted descending. For a hierarchical sector → industry → sub-industry → major-theme breakdown (rendered as a nested donut), use get_company_tiic_hierarchy instead. For the reverse direction — companies exposed to a given theme/sector/industry — use get_tiic_item_exposed_companies instead.get_company_tiic_hierarchy
ChatGPTGiven a company, return its TIIC exposures rolled up across four levels: sector → industry → sub-industry → major theme. Each non-leaf node's exposure is the sum of its children's, so the breakdown is self-consistent at every level. Renders as a nested-donut visualisation (one ring per level). Pick this when the user asks for an exposure breakdown, classification map, or visual decomposition of what a company does. For a flat single-level listing, use
get_company_tiic_exposures instead.get_tiic_item
ChatGPTFetch a single item from the Theia Insights Industry Classification (TIIC) taxonomy by its level and ID.
get_tiic_item_exposed_companies
ChatGPTGiven a TIIC entry — a sector, industry, sub-industry, major theme, or micro theme — return the companies most exposed to it. Input:
tiic_level (1-5) and tiic_id (resolve via search with types=["industry_classification"] if needed). Returns hydrated company records (name, identifiers, country, market cap, exposure percentage, exposed market cap in USD). Cursor-paginated. Keep the default sort=exposed_market_cap:desc unless the user explicitly asks for something else — it ranks by economic weight of exposure (exposure% × market cap), which is what users almost always mean by 'companies exposed to <theme>'. Sorting by exposure ranks pure-plays first (often tiny companies) and should only be used when the user explicitly asks for highest-exposure or pure-play names. For the reverse direction — one company's exposures across many TIIC entries — use get_company_tiic_exposures instead.get_tiic_taxonomy
ChatGPTList every entry in the Theia Insights Industry Classification (TIIC) taxonomy at a given level. Levels: 1 = sector, 2 = industry, 3 = sub-industry, 4 = major theme, 5 = micro theme. Use this to explore what's available at a given level of granularity.
get_twi_index_values
ChatGPTFetch a Theme Watch Index (TWI) time series for a major theme (TIIC level 4 only — not available for other levels), region, and time period. Returns
daily_returns and a cumulative_returns convenience series. When the default index is appropriate, pass index: 'investment'. If the caller wants returns over a window not provided, cumulate the daily returns yourself.get_twi_indices
ChatGPTList the available Theme Watch Indices (TWI). Each TWI tracks returns for a basket of companies weighted by their exposure to a TIIC major theme (level 4).
get_twi_rankings
ChatGPTRank Theia Insights major themes (TIIC level 4 only) by Theme Watch Index (TWI) returns over a time period. Returns BOTH the top N and bottom N performers in one call, each with return summaries across all standard time periods. Default index is 'investment'. Good for 'which themes performed best/worst this year' questions — don't call this twice for top and bottom; a single call returns both. Renders as two stacked ranked tables (Top N, Bottom N). For a divergent bar chart visualisation of the same data, use
get_twi_rankings_chart instead.get_twi_rankings_chart
ChatGPTSame data as
get_twi_rankings (top N + bottom N themes by TWI return at a single point in time), rendered as a divergent horizontal bar chart — winners as positive bars to the right, losers as negative bars to the left, on a shared focal-period axis. Pick this when the user explicitly asks for a chart, visualisation, or bar plot of theme performance. For a tabular ranked list, use get_twi_rankings.get_twi_regions
ChatGPTList the available regions for Theme Watch Indices (TWI) queries — e.g. 'US', 'Global', 'AMER', 'APAC'.
get_twi_time_periods
ChatGPTList the available time periods for Theme Watch Indices (TWI) queries — e.g. '1M', '3M', '6M', 'YTD', '1Y', '5Y', '10Y'.
lookup_company
ChatGPTFetch the canonical company record for an EXACT identifier the user already gave: ISIN, FIGI, raw ticker ("AAPL"), or MIC-prefixed ticker ("XNAS:AMZN"). Pass exactly one. Ticker lookups can return multiple companies (ticker is unique only within an exchange); ISIN/FIGI/MIC-ticker return a single company. Coverage is public equities only. Use
search if the user gave a company name or anything that needs matching. Use get_company if you already have a Theia company_id.search
ChatGPTResolve a user-supplied company or theme name into a canonical ID for use with other Theia tools. Use this when the user mentions ANY of: • a listed company by name ("Tesla", "Apple"), ISIN, FIGI, raw ticker ("AAPL"), or MIC-prefixed ticker ("XNAS:NVDA"); • a theme by name ("Artificial Intelligence", "quantum computing"). Returns scored matches with a
tiic_id (for themes) or company_id (for companies) directly usable as input to TIIC, TWI, and company tools. limit applies per entity type. Coverage is public equities only — there is no private-company data. DO NOT use this when the user has already given an exact identifier (use lookup_company instead).Capabilities
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