The Data City Platform

Understand companies & sectors in real-time

Stop wasting time on outdated SIC codes and manual research. Understand what companies really do. Get instant insights on 9M+ UK companies across 400+ industries – powered by AI.

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Stop using Google and SIC codes to find companies.

Still relying on SIC codes and endless Google searches? There’s a better way.

Understand what companies do in real-time with our AI-powered search and classification database.

Master the market in minutes with access to 9 million UK companies, 400+ mapped industries, and extensive company data.

Explore 400+ emerging sectors & industries

Go beyond outdated SIC codes and endless Google searches. Become a sector expert in minutes with RTICs.

Real-Time Industrial Classifications (RTICs) offer a precise and up-to-date view of over 400 emerging sectors. Developed with industry experts and the UK government, these classifications reflect the latest market trends and high-growth industries – from AI and Quantum Technology to Life Sciences and Net Zero.

Build custom sector lists in minutes with AI

Stuck using static company lists and classifications for research?

Find companies and map niche sectors in a matter of minutes with the power of AI machine learning and our ML List Builder.

Simply add a few relevant companies or use keywords, and our algorithm will do the rest. Building you a bespoke classification before your eyes.

What our customers say

  • “If you want a more dynamic and innovative view of your economy, you should definitely consider The Data City.”

    Professor Delma Dwight
    Director, Midlands Engine Observatory

  • “Through this visual mapping project, Greater Manchester will be able to showcase our success in the digital sector.”
    Photo of Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester

    Andy Burnham
    Mayor Greater Manchester

  • “SIC Codes often miss many companies that interest us. RTICs allow us to find these companies.”
    Tom Carnay Univeristy of Southampton

    Tom Carnay
    Innovation Programme Lead

  • “We support the use of the innovative technology at The Data City as a force for good, as we help emerging sectors and existing companies in the recovery from COVID-19”

    James Lewis
    Deputy Mayor, West Yorkshire

  • “It fills quite a big gap in the current understanding of how economies can function.”

    Josh Stott
    Head of Steer Economic Development

  • “The major value add is the building of real-time industry classifications.”

    Raquel Ortega-Argilés
    Professor of Regional Economic Development at Alliance Manchester Business School