Business Intelligence

NACE

NACE is the European Union's classification of economic activities and is organized around 21 top-level sections for official statistics and benchmarking. It is important for supplier mapping, industry comparison, regulatory reporting, and European market research.

Why NACE-based monitoring matters

European analysts, data providers, procurement teams, lenders, and policy researchers often use NACE to organize businesses and sectors. If your application is built around European company and industry data, NACE-based news retrieval is a natural fit.

What Problem Does It Solve?

Free-text industry search does not map cleanly to the structured language used in European economic data. NACE codes help teams build more reliable sector monitoring, supplier discovery, risk analysis, and AI workflows.

Who Is It For?

European business-intelligence teams, data vendors, and industry researchers.

Procurement, supplier-risk, and due-diligence teams working with European company datasets.

Developers building sector dashboards, tender platforms, credit workflows, and policy-monitoring tools.

AI teams that need industry-aware retrieval for Europe-focused analysis.

Key Benefits

Retrieve news by NACE code rather than broad industry wording.

Support European procurement, supplier analysis, credit, policy, and market-intelligence workflows.

Combine NACE retrieval with boolean search for topics such as regulation, labor, energy, M&A, or subsidies.

Use headlines, briefs, and full text based on the level of analysis needed.

Access the service through API, MCP, and the web app.

Use Cases

European supplier and procurement tools that monitor industries by code.

Credit and risk systems that follow industry stress across NACE groups.

Policy and regulatory research on sector-level change in Europe.

AI-generated briefings for European industries, clusters, and supply chains.

How It Works

Choose the NACE code relevant to the activity, industry, or market segment you want to track.

Retrieve headlines, briefs, or full text and add boolean filters when you need tighter focus.

Filter by geography or language, then route results into dashboards, alerts, and AI workflows.

AI and MCP Workflows

Use MCP to let AI agents pull NACE-based industry news before writing market or supplier notes.

Combine NACE codes with company lists, places, and product codes for deeper European analysis.

Automate sector monitoring for procurement, risk, and policy products.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is NACE used? NACE is used widely in European economic statistics, business datasets, and sector analysis workflows.

Can I use it for procurement and supplier research? Yes. That is one of the strongest use cases.

Can AI agents analyze industries by NACE? Yes. MCP access supports that directly.

Getting Started

Start with the NACE codes that define the industries your users buy from, lend to, regulate, or analyze. Then select headlines, briefs, or full text depending on the depth needed. API, MCP, and web app access are included. Each headline costs 1 credit, each brief costs 2 credits, and each full text result costs 5 credits. For active European monitoring workflows, the annual plan is the better commercial choice because you pay for only 10 months and get 12 months of access, giving you 2 months free.

Pricing

Credit-based pricing with different rates for headlines, briefs, and full-text articles.

Tier	Credits	Price	Overage Cost
Micro	200	USD 25/mo USD 250/yr	USD 0.15/credit
Starter	1,000	USD 100/mo USD 1,000/yr	USD 0.12/credit
Business	4,000	USD 250/mo USD 2,500/yr	USD 0.08/credit
Enterprise	20,000	USD 750/mo USD 7,500/yr	USD 0.05/credit

Pricing Explanation

Credit-based pricing with different rates for headlines, briefs, and full-text articles.

How Pricing Works

Credit Usage

Credits are consumed based on the type of content you receive:

Headlines:1 credit per article

Briefs (summaries):2 credits per article

Full Text:5 credits per article

How It Works

Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance
Credits are consumed when articles are delivered
Choose the content depth that matches your needs
Unused credits do not roll over to the next month

Plan Features Comparison

Feature	Micro	Starter	Business	Enterprise
Number of Queries	1	3	10	30
Email Recipients	1	5	20	100
Webhooks	1	3	10	20
Portfolio Companies	1	10	40	200

Pro Tip: Start with headlines to maximize your credit usage, and upgrade to briefs or full text for topics that need deeper analysis.