Tracxn MCP
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- Data & Analytics
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- Market & Competitive Intelligence Data
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Tracxn MCP gives you access to the full Tracxn platform - companies, funding rounds, investors, M&A, cap tables, financials, and more - directly from your favorite AI assistant. What you can do once connected: - Search for companies by sector, geography, stage, or custom criteria - Pull funding histories and investor profiles - Track recent M&A, IPOs, and market activity - Generate research reports grounded in real Tracxn data
- Integration type
- Plugin
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- Platform
- ChatGPT
- Primary Subcategory
- Market & Competitive Intelligence Data
- Secondary Subcategories
- None listed
- Brand
- Tracxn
- Access
- Account optional
- First tracked
- 2026-09-22
- Tool count
- 10
- Geography
- US
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Loads Tracxn MCP workflow guidance for the conversation and issues a promptAckToken bound to the conversation. Must be called once at the start of the conversation, before any data tool. Data tools reject calls without a valid promptAckToken for the same conversationId. The returned token is valid for the entire conversation — do not re-call load_prompt. The returned prompt also contains the workflow guidance (resolve identifiers, route to the right tool, common pitfalls, date format, error handling).Inputs: conversationId (string), userMessageId (string), userQuery (string), callingReason (string), modelName (string), version (string). Naming and semantics match data tools. REQUIRED on every call (same as data tools): • conversationId — stable session id. Prefer UUID (RFC 4122) or an opaque string (e.g. conv_…); reuse for all tool calls in the same chat. • userMessageId — stable id for the current user turn. Prefer UUID or opaque string (e.g. msg_…); reuse for every tool call in the same turn. • userQuery — original user text for logs (pass the user’s question or an empty string if unavailable). • callingReason — one short sentence explaining why this tool is invoked for the current user request. • modelName — host model for this turn (e.g. provider/model or route id). Use the literal string "unknown" only if the model cannot be determined. • version — the current MCP version. Returns: JSON string with: • prompt — full guidance text (tool routing, searchRequest/filter rules, response style). • promptAckToken — opaque hex token; pass verbatim as the promptAckToken argument on every data tool call with this conversationId. • usage — short reminder for the model. On error (empty conversationId): JSON with error and message; fix conversationId and retry. MCP server variant for this endpoint: mcp-external.
summary: |- Maps one or more external URLs (LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Google Play Store, and company's public website) to Tracxn entity IDs. A single URL can resolve to multiple entities each carries an id and a type (company / people). Use this when the user provides a URL or domain and a Tracxn entity ID is needed for downstream calls. Mandatory fields: filter.url. IMPORTANT — load_prompt FIRST: Before the first tool call in a session, call load_prompt with the current conversationId. Pass the returned promptAckToken on every subsequent call. Calls without a valid promptAckToken will not be processed correctly. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: url type: List<String> note: List of fully-qualified external URLs to resolve. Query parameters and fragments are preserved during matching. Supports GitHub, LinkedIn (company and person), Google Play Store, Twitter/X, and similar public web URLs. Maximum recommended batch size is 100 URLs per request. apiType: - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Represents acquisition transactions in which a company appears as the acquired entity. Each acquisition is tied to a company in the Companies database and captures the acquirer, terms, valuation, and timeline. Use this when the user asks whether or how a company was acquired, wants details of a specific deal, or wants to screen or compare M&A activity. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: acquisitionType type: text note: Filters by the nature of the acquisition transaction. - name: acquisitionAmount type: amount note: Filters by the total acquisition transaction value. Includes only transactions where the deal amount has been disclosed. - name: acquisitionDate type: dateRange note: Filters acquisitions by the date the deal occurred. - name: acquisitionId type: terms note: Unique internal identifier for a acquisition record. Use to retrieve or filter a acquisition by its platform-assigned ID. - name: acquirerFeedId type: terms note: Filters by acquirer feed identifier. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "FEED". - name: acquirerCity type: terms note: Filter by acquirerCity. - name: acquirerState type: terms note: Filter by acquirerState. - name: acquirerCountry type: terms note: Filter by acquirerCountry. - name: acquirerId type: terms note: Filter by acquirer companyId - name: acquirerContinent type: terms note: Filter by acquirerContinent. apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Represents a business record in Tracxn's Companies database. A company is the primary business-level record and may represent a company, product, service, venture, brand, or operational unit (for example, "Google Glass" is a separate record from "Google"). Most companies have a website, but a web presence is not required — companies without one are also covered. Companies are the central hub for retrieving associated data: each company links to one or more Legal Entities (the registered/jurisdictional units behind it) and to associated databases including Funding Rounds, IPOs, Acquisitions, and Time-Series metrics. Can be queried by company ID (resolve URLs via resolve_entities first) or by name. Use this when the user wants to discover, screen, or describe a business — including by who invested in it. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: latestEmployeeCount type: range note: Filters by the most recently recorded employee headcount. - name: latestValuationPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the date on which the most recent company valuation was recorded. Indicates data freshness and enables temporal filtering to isolate companies with current versus stale valuation estimates. - name: latestEmployeeCountPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the date of the most recently captured employee count observation. Reflects headcount data freshness and enables analysts to restrict comparisons to companies with current workforce figures. - name: latestAnnualRevenuePeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the reporting date of the latest available annual revenue. Enables temporal filtering to isolate companies with current versus stale revenue data. - name: continent type: terms note: Filter by continent. - name: latestAcquisitionType type: text note: Filters by the nature of the acquisition transaction. - name: latestAcquisitionDate type: dateRange note: Filters companies by the date on which they were acquired. - name: latestAcquirerId type: terms note: Filter by acquirer companyId - name: investorId type: terms note: Consolidated filter matching any investor (individual or institutional) associated with the company across all funding rounds. - name: city type: terms note: Filter by city. - name: country type: terms note: Filter by country. - name: state type: terms note: Filter by state. - name: latestStage type: text note: Selects companies by their current latest stage — the single most recent lifecycle classification on record, spanning early stages through to terminal status outcomes. - name: deadpooledDate type: dateRange note: Filters by the date on which a company was marked as Deadpooled (shut down). - name: companyId type: terms note: Unique internal identifier for a company record. Use to retrieve or filter a specific company by its platform-assigned ID. Serves as a foreign key for joining company-level data across datasets and ensures consistent entity resolution. - name: foundedYear type: terms note: Filters companies by the calendar year(s) they were founded - name: isFunded type: term note: Indicating whether the company has received any investment. - name: feedId type: terms note: Filters companies by Feed identifier. A Feed is a sub-category within a Practice Area that groups companies by a specific theme, sector, trend, disruption wave, business focus, or geographic intersection. Represents a focused classification lens within a broader Practice Area. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "FEED". - name: fundingRoundInvestorId type: terms note: Filters companies where the specified investor participated in funding round. Matches on the investor's unique platform identifier. - name: fundingRoundDate type: dateRange note: Filters companies that have at least one funding round within the specified date range. - name: fundingRoundName type: text note: Filters by the designated label of a funding round. Enables stage-based segmentation to compare companies at equivalent points in their financing lifecycle. - name: specialFlags type: text note: 'It classifies companies based on cross-sector attributes such as target customers, technology focus, business model, and impact orientation. It includes categories like **enterprise** (B2B/B2B2C solutions for businesses), **consumer** (B2C/P2P offerings), **tech** (digital or high-IP technology products), **tech hardware** (advanced hardware such as IoT devices, semiconductors, robotics, smart vehicles), **software** (software products and related services across sectors), **saas** (cloud-based, multi-tenant, subscription-driven software), **artificial intelligence** (AI infrastructure, applications, or AI-enabled services), **blockchain** (blockchain infrastructure, applications, crypto services), **marketplace** (platforms connecting multiple buyers and sellers), and **social impact** (for-profit companies driving measurable social outcomes). The filter format is: {"blockchain":["yes"], "marketplace":["no"]}`, where each category accepts a single value — `"yes"` or `"no"`. The filter operates using **AND logic**, meaning a company must satisfy all specified conditions to appear in results, and companies without the specified flag are excluded.' - name: tracxnScore type: range note: Filters by Tracxn's proprietary company quality score. Incorporates size, growth, execution, and team dimensions. - name: latestEBITDAPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the date associated with the most recently reported EBITDA figure. Enables temporal filtering to isolate companies with current versus stale data. - name: latestNetProfitPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the date associated with the most recent net profit record. Establishes the reporting period for bottom-line earnings data used in trend analysis. - name: teamBackgroundName type: terms note: Filter by educational and professional background of founders (e.g., alumni of Stanford GSB, Harvard University, ex-employees of Apple, Amazon). Includes College Wise, Company Wise, and Top Rated Teams (Ex-VC Founders, Serial Entrepreneur). - name: latestEmployeeCountGrowthRate1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year employee headcount growth rate (%). - name: latestAcquirerFeedId type: terms note: Filters by acquirer feed identifier. - name: investorFeedId type: terms note: Filters by investor feed identifier. - name: fundingRoundInvestorFeedId type: terms note: Segments companies by the feed describing the backers behind their funding rounds, enabling sourcing of businesses tied to Investment Advisory, Venture Capital, or Investment Bank financing for comparable-deal and syndicate analysis. - name: soonicornFlag type: text note: Filters by Soonicorn Club status based on valuation tier - name: practiceAreaId type: terms note: Filters by broad industry sector. A Practice Area is the top-level classification grouping companies into major verticals. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "PRACTICE AREA". - name: businessModelPath type: text note: Filters by the business model path hierarchy. Supports nested path matching to classify companies by how they deliver value to customers. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "BUSINESS MODEL". - name: isLeadInvestor type: term note: Returns companies where the specified investor held lead position. - name: latestEBITDAMargin type: range note: Filter by EBITDA Margin (ratio of EBITDA to total revenue, as %). - name: latestNetProfitMargin type: range note: Filter by Net Profit Margin (%). - name: firstIpoDate type: dateRange note: Filters by the date of a company's inaugural public offering. - name: fundingRoundIsLeadInvestor type: term note: Returns companies where the specified round investor held lead position in at least one funding round. - name: hasEverBeenPublic type: term note: Returns companies that have at any point been publicly traded on a stock exchange, including those that have since been taken private. - name: partOfCompanyId type: terms note: Filters companies by their parent company identifier, enabling corporate hierarchy traversal, subsidiary mapping, and group-level portfolio aggregation across the platform. - name: competitorsOfCompanyId type: terms note: Returns companies identified as competitors of the given company ID. Anchors competitive-landscape relationships for rivalry mapping, head-to-head comparisons, and competitor-set construction in market studies. - name: similarsOfCompanyId type: terms note: Returns companies identified as similar to the given company ID. Anchors lookalike relationships for peer discovery, comparable-set construction, and similarity-driven recommendation across the platform. - name: companyName type: queryString note: Full-text search on company name. Applied inside the search request query block. When no other sort is specified, sort results by 'score' to surface the most name-relevant matches first. - name: foundersWorkExperienceCompanyId type: terms note: Identifies the prior employer companies linked to a company's founders, anchoring founder pedigree lineage for alumni-mapping, graph analysis, and founding-team prior-company benchmarking. - name: foundersEducationInstitutionId type: terms note: Identifies the educational institutions attended by a company's founders, anchoring founder-school provenance for alumni-network analysis, pedigree benchmarking, and institutional-graph mapping. - name: totalEquityFunding type: amount note: Filters by the total cumulative equity funding raised by the company across all rounds. - name: latestNetProfitCAGR1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of net profit. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfitCAGR5Year type: range note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of net profit. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfitCAGR3Year type: range note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of net profit. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestAnnualRevenue type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported annual revenue figure. - name: latestAnnualRevenueCAGR1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestAnnualRevenueCAGR3Year type: range note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestAnnualRevenueCAGR5Year type: range note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestEBITDACAGR1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestEBITDACAGR3Year type: range note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestEBITDACAGR5Year type: range note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfit type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported net profit figure. - name: latestAcquisitionAmount type: amount note: Filters by the total acquisition transaction value. Includes only transactions where the deal amount has been disclosed - name: latestEBITDA type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported EBITDA figure. - name: latestValuation type: amount note: Filters by the most recently available company valuation. - name: fundingRoundInvestorType type: text note: Filters companies by the type of investor participating in funding round - name: investorType type: text note: Filters companies by the type of any of their investors across all rounds. - name: fundingRoundAmount type: amount note: Filters companies with at least one round matching the specified amount. - name: founderPriorFundingAmount type: amount note: Represents the maximum total funding raised across all prior companies (excluding the current company) founded by any of this company's founders. If multiple founders have prior funding history, this reflects the single highest-funded prior company across all of them - not a sum. - name: stealthStartDate type: dateRange note: This is Stealth start date irrespective of stealth outcome. - name: stealthEmergenceDate type: dateRange note: This is Stealth end date when outcome = "Emerged Out Of Stealth". - name: stealthOutcome type: text note: This is Stealth outcome. - name: hasFounderWithPriorAcquisitionExperience type: term note: Returns companies whose founders have, prior to this company, founded at least one company that was acquired (excluding acqui-hires). The current company is excluded. - name: hasFounderWithPriorIPOExperience type: term note: Returns companies whose founders have, prior to this company, founded at least one company that went public. The current company is excluded. - name: founderWithPriorBackingByInvestorId type: terms note: Returns companies whose current founders have, prior to this company, founded at least one company where the specific investor name appears as an Investor or Accelerator. The current company is excluded. - name: hasSerialFounder type: term note: Returns companies whose founders have founding experience (work-ex as founder) in 2 or more companies — including the current company. - name: fundingRoundInvestorCity type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorCity. - name: fundingRoundInvestorCountry type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorCountry. - name: fundingRoundInvestorContinent type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorContinent. - name: fundingRoundInvestorState type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorState. - name: investorCity type: terms note: Filter by investorCity. - name: investorCountry type: terms note: Filter by investorCountry. - name: investorContinent type: terms note: Filter by investorContinent. - name: investorState type: terms note: Filter by investorState. - name: latestAcquirerCity type: terms note: Filter by latestAcquirerCity. - name: latestAcquirerState type: terms note: Filter by latestAcquirerState. - name: latestAcquirerCountry type: terms note: Filter by latestAcquirerCountry. - name: latestAcquirerContinent type: terms note: Filter by latestAcquirerContinent. apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Represents individual fundraising events. Each funding round is tied to a company in the Companies database and captures who participated, the deal terms, and the round's commercial context. Use this when the user asks about a company's fundraising history, a specific investment round, or wants to compare or screen rounds across companies. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: fundingRoundInvestorId type: terms note: Filters funding rounds where the specified investor is participated. Matches on the investor's unique platform identifier. - name: fundingRoundDate type: dateRange note: Filters all funding rounds within the specified date range. - name: fundingRoundInvestorType type: text note: Filters funding rounds by the type of investor participating in funding round - name: fundingRoundRevenueMultiple type: range note: Filter by funding/revenue multiple. - name: fundingRoundAmount type: amount note: Filter by the disclosed capital raised in the round. - name: fundingRoundName type: text note: Filters by the designated label of a funding round. Enables stage-based segmentation to compare companies at equivalent points in their financing lifecycle. - name: fundingRoundId type: terms note: Unique internal identifier for a fundingRound record. Use to retrieve or filter a specific funding round by its platform-assigned ID. - name: fundingRoundInvestorFeedId type: terms note: Filters by round investor feed identifier. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "FEED". - name: fundingRoundIsLeadInvestor type: term note: Returns funding rounds where the specified investor held lead position. - name: fundingRoundPreMoneyValuation type: amount note: Filter by the company's valuation before funding. - name: fundingRoundPostMoneyValuation type: amount note: Filter by the company's valuation after funding. - name: fundingRoundInvestorContinent type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorContinent. - name: fundingRoundInvestorCountry type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorCountry. - name: fundingRoundInvestorCity type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorCity. - name: fundingRoundInvestorState type: terms note: Filter by fundingRoundInvestorState. apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Represents an investor entity — individual (e.g., angel) or institutional (e.g., venture capital, private equity, family office, corporate investor). Investors can be queried directly or filtered by the portfolio companies they back. Use this when the user wants to find investors, profile a specific investor, or filter investors by their portfolio. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: investorId type: terms note: Unique internal identifier for an investor record. Use to retrieve or filter a specific investor by its platform-assigned ID. - name: investorName type: queryString note: Filter by investorName. - name: investorLatestStage type: text note: Filters institutional and corporate investors based on their current operational or funding stage. - name: investorCity type: terms note: Filter by investorCity. - name: investorContinent type: terms note: Filter by investorContinent. - name: investorCountry type: terms note: Filter by investorCountry. - name: investorState type: terms note: Filter by investorState. - name: investorFeedId type: terms note: Filters investors by investor Feed identifier. A Feed is a sub-category within a Practice Area that groups companies by a specific theme, sector, trend, disruption wave, business focus, or geographic intersection. Represents a focused classification lens within a broader Practice Area. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "FEED". - name: portfolioCompanyFundingRoundIsLeadInvestor type: term note: Reflects whether the investor held lead position in a specific funding round transaction, identifying primary deal conviction and distinguishing lead mandates from follow-on or syndicate participation. - name: portfolioCompanyBusinessModelPath type: text note: Classifies companies an investor has funded by business-model taxonomy, such as marketplace, SaaS, or D2C, including or excluding backers of a chosen commercial model when sourcing, comparing, or shortlisting investors. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "BUSINESS MODEL". - name: investorIsLead type: term note: Filters by whether the investor acted as the lead investor in any funding round. Boolean indicator used to isolate lead participation versus follow-on participation. . - name: investmentScore type: range note: Filter by the Tracxn investment score of the investor. - name: portfolioCompanyFundingRoundDate type: dateRange note: Records the calendar date of a funding round in an investor's portfolio, anchoring deals to vintage years for deployment cadence tracking, timing comparisons, and round-recency analysis across holdings. - name: portfolioCompanyFundingRoundName type: terms note: Identifies the name of a specific funding round transaction in an investor's portfolio, enabling precise round-level lookup and cross-portfolio transaction matching. - name: portfolioCompanyFundingRoundAmount type: amount note: Filters by the amount raised in a specific funding round of a portfolio company. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestAnnualRevenue type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported annual revenue of a portfolio company. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestAnnualRevenuePeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the reporting date of the latest available annual revenue for a portfolio company. Enables temporal filtering to isolate current versus stale data - name: portfolioCompanyLatestEBITDAPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the reporting date of the latest available EBITDA for a portfolio company. Enables temporal filtering to isolate current versus stale data. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestEBITDA type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported EBITDA figure of a portfolio company. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestNetProfitPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the reporting date of the latest available net profit for a portfolio company. Establishes the reporting period for bottom-line earnings data. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestNetProfit type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported net profit figure of a portfolio company. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestValuation type: amount note: Filters by the most recently reported valuation of a portfolio company. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestValuationPeriod type: dateRange note: Filters by the reporting date of the latest available valuation for a portfolio company. Enables temporal filtering to isolate current versus stale valuation data. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestEBITDACAGR1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestNetProfitCAGR1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of net profit for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestAnnualRevenueCAGR1Year type: range note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestEBITDACAGR3Year type: range note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestAnnualRevenueCAGR3Year type: range note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestNetProfitCAGR3Year type: range note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of net profit for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestEBITDACAGR5Year type: range note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestAnnualRevenueCAGR5Year type: range note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestNetProfitCAGR5Year type: range note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of net profit for a portfolio company. Expressed as percentage. - name: investorType type: text note: Filter by investorType. - name: portfolioCompanySoonicornFlag type: text note: Prioritizes funding-round events tied to companies holding soonicorn growth-status, segmenting Investors records by emerging high-potential standing to surface and rank deals involving promising late-stage candidates. - name: portfolioCompanyFoundedYear type: terms note: Segments funding-round events by the founding year of the underlying company, grouping Investors records into age cohorts to target vintages and compare deals by company establishment period. - name: portfolioCompanyLatestStage type: text note: Segments funding-round events by the maturity stage of the underlying company, grouping Investors records across the early-to-late growth lifecycle to target and compare deals at comparable development phases. - name: portfolioCompanyTracxnScore type: range note: A high Tracxn score on the underlying company signals strong potential worth prioritizing among funding-round events, while a low score may indicate weaker standing relative to the company universe. - name: portfolioCompanySpecialFlags type: text note: Reflects distinguishing classification flags on the underlying company in a funding-round event, marking notable designations that segment Investors records and surface special attributes during deal screening and comparison. - name: portfolioCompanyPracticeAreaId type: terms note: Groups investors by the practice-area domains, the broad industry segments, of companies they have funded, including or excluding investors whose portfolios concentrate in specified target sectors. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "PRACTICE AREA". - name: portfolioCompanyId type: terms note: Identifies the underlying company of a funding-round event via canonical identifier, anchoring Investors records to a specific firm for precise joins, deduplication, and exact record matching across funding datasets. - name: portfolioCompanyFeedId type: terms note: Segments investors by the sector feeds of companies they have funded; include or exclude backers of specific thematic verticals when sourcing, screening, or building investor shortlists by portfolio focus. Accepts IDs from tool results where type is "FEED". - name: portfolioCompanyDeadpooledDate type: dateRange note: Filter by portfolioCompanyDeadpooledDate. - name: portfolioCompanyTotalEquityFunding type: amount note: Filter by portfolioCompanyTotalEquityFunding. - name: portfolioCompanyHasEverBeenPublic type: term note: Filter by portfolioCompanyHasEverBeenPublic. - name: portfolioCompanyName type: queryString note: Filter by portfolioCompanyName. - name: portfolioCompanyContinent type: terms note: Filter by portfolioCompanyContinent. - name: portfolioCompanyCountry type: terms note: Filter by portfolioCompanyCountry. - name: portfolioCompanyState type: terms note: Filter by portfolioCompanyState. - name: portfolioCompanyCity type: terms note: Filter by portfolioCompanyCity. apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Represents completed IPO (Initial Public Offering) events — historical records of companies that have officially listed on a stock exchange. Returns completed IPOs only; for forward-looking IPO candidates, use search_companies with funding-stage and revenue criteria instead. Use this when the user asks about a company's listing event, its IPO terms, or wants to screen completed IPOs. IMPORTANT — load_prompt FIRST: Before the first tool call in a session, call load_prompt with the current conversationId. Pass the returned promptAckToken on every subsequent call. Calls without a valid promptAckToken will not be processed correctly. INHERITED FILTERS FROM search_companies: Filters from the parent tool - search_companies are allowed for this tool, except: firstIpoDate. Use inherited filters to scope IPO results by company-level attributes such as country, stage, or sector etc. The filter fields from parent tool are NOT allowed inside sort block for this tool. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: ipoId type: List<String> note: Unique internal identifier for a IPO record. Use to retrieve or filter a specific IPO by its platform-assigned ID. - name: ipoDate type: DATE_RANGE note: Filter by the date the company officially listed on a stock exchange. Reflects the actual trading start date, not announcement date. - name: ipoPriceToEarnings type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filter by the Price-to-Earnings multiple at the time of listing (offer price ÷ EPS). - name: ipoPriceToSales type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filter by the Price-to-Sales multiple at listing (market cap ÷ trailing revenue). Useful for pre-profit or high-growth companies where P/E is not meaningful. - name: exchangeSymbol type: List<String> note: Filter by stock exchange symbol. - name: stockExchangeCountry type: List<String> note: Filter by stock exchange listing country. - name: ipoMarketCap type: AMOUNT note: Filter by the company's total market capitalization at the time of IPO (share price × total outstanding shares). - name: ipoAmount type: AMOUNT note: Filter by the total capital raised through the IPO, combining proceeds from both the company (primary issuance) and selling shareholders (secondary). - name: ipoShareIssuePrice type: AMOUNT note: Filter by the offer price at which shares were issued to the public during the IPO. Useful for segmenting premium vs value listings. apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Represents a formally registered legal unit under a specific jurisdiction. A single company in the Companies database can have multiple legal entities across countries and operational units. A legal entity has its own associated data — including Time-Series metrics Use this when the user needs registered-entity data (e.g., CIN/MCA records), compliance signals, or financial deep-dives at the legal-entity level rather than the consolidated company level. IMPORTANT — load_prompt FIRST: Before the first tool call in a session, call load_prompt with the current conversationId. Pass the returned promptAckToken on every subsequent call. Calls without a valid promptAckToken will not be processed correctly. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: legalEntityId type: List<String> note: Unique internal identifier for a legalentitiy record. Use to retrieve or filter a specific legal entity by its platform-assigned ID. - name: legalEntityName type: List<String> note: Filters by the registered legal name of the entity. Use to search for or match a specific company by its official name. - name: employeeCount type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the total number of employees reported by the legal entity. - name: incorporationDate type: DATE_RANGE note: Captures the date on which the legal entity was formally incorporated, anchoring its founding timeline and enabling vintage-based cohort analysis. - name: registrationId type: List<String> note: Filters by the official registration or incorporation number assigned to the legal entity by its registering authority (e.g., CIN in India, EIN in the US). - name: country type: List<String> note: Filters by the country in which the legal entity is registered or headquartered. - name: latestEBITDAMargin type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the most recently reported EBITDA margin (EBITDA as a percentage of revenue). Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfitMargin type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the most recently reported net profit margin (net profit as a percentage of revenue). Expressed as percentage. - name: isRegistrarCompliant type: List<String> enum: - 'Yes' - 'No' note: Filters by whether the legal entity is in compliance with its registrar's filing and statutory requirements. Boolean indicator of regulatory compliance status. - name: relatedLegalEntityId type: List<String> note: Filters by the platform-assigned ID of a related legal entity (e.g., parent, subsidiary, or affiliated entity). Use to surface entities linked to a given legal entity. - name: latestAnnualRevenue type: AMOUNT note: Filters by the most recently reported annual revenue figure. - name: latestNetProfit type: AMOUNT note: Filters by the most recently reported net profit figure. - name: latestEBITDA type: AMOUNT note: Filters by the most recently reported EBITDA figure. - name: authorizedCapital type: AMOUNT note: Filters by the authorized share capital of the legal entity — the maximum amount of share capital the entity is legally permitted to issue. - name: paidUpCapital type: AMOUNT note: Filters by the paid-up share capital of the legal entity — the amount of capital actually paid by shareholders against shares issued. - name: continent type: List<String> note: Filters by the continent in which the legal entity is registered or headquartered. - name: CIRPStatus type: List<String> enum: - Under CIRP - Under Liquidation note: Filters by the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) status of the legal entity. Identifies companies undergoing insolvency proceedings under applicable bankruptcy law - name: employeeCountPeriod type: DATE_RANGE note: Filters by the reporting date associated with the most recently available employee count. Enables temporal filtering to distinguish current versus stale headcount data. - name: latestAnnualRevenuePeriod type: DATE_RANGE note: Filters by the reporting date of the latest available annual revenue. Enables temporal filtering to isolate companies with current versus stale revenue data. - name: mcaRegisteredAddressPinCode type: List<String> note: Filters by the postal/PIN code of the entity's registered address as recorded with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). - name: mcaRegisteredAddressCity type: List<String> note: Filters by the city Name of the entity's registered address as recorded with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). - name: mcaRegisteredAddressState type: List<String> note: Filters by the state Name or province of the entity's registered address as recorded with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). - name: latestNetProfitPeriod type: DATE_RANGE note: Filters by the date associated with the most recent net profit record. Establishes the reporting period for bottom-line earnings data used in trend analysis. - name: latestEBITDAPeriod type: DATE_RANGE note: Filters by the date associated with the most recently reported EBITDA figure. Enables temporal filtering to isolate companies with current versus stale revenue data. - name: latestAnnualRevenueCAGR1Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestAnnualRevenueCAGR3Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestAnnualRevenueCAGR5Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of annual revenue. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestEBITDACAGR1Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestEBITDACAGR3Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestEBITDACAGR5Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of EBITDA. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfitCAGR1Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 1-year compound annual growth rate of net profit. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfitCAGR3Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 3-year compound annual growth rate of net profit. Expressed as percentage. - name: latestNetProfitCAGR5Year type: NUMBER_RANGE note: Filters by the 5-year compound annual growth rate of net profit. Expressed as percentage. apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Searches Tracxn's sector taxonomy. Sectors are organized in a three-level hierarchy: Practice Area (PA) — the broadest classification, grouping companies into major verticals (e.g., Enterprise Applications, Consumer & Retail, Fintech, Healthcare). Feed — a mid-level sub-category within a Practice Area, grouping companies by a specific theme, trend, business focus, or geographic scope (e.g., HR Tech, Buy Now Pay Later, Telemedicine). Business Model (BM) — the narrowest classification, capturing a specific operating model within a Feed (e.g., SaaS Payroll, B2B Marketplace). Accepts a free-text query and supports filtering by sector type. Returns sector IDs used as filter values (practiceAreaId, feedId, businessModelId) on companies, funding rounds, acquisitions, investors, and other downstream tools. Use this when the user mentions a sector, industry, theme, or business model by name and a sector ID is needed. Mandatory fields: filter.query. IMPORTANT — load_prompt FIRST: Before the first tool call in a session, call load_prompt with the current conversationId. Pass the returned promptAckToken on every subsequent call. Calls without a valid promptAckToken will not be processed correctly. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: query type: String - name: type type: List<String> enum: - PRACTICE AREA - FEED - BUSINESS MODEL note: 'Sector types to run. If omitted, all 3 types are searched in order: BUSINESS MODEL, FEED, PRACTICE AREA.' - name: includeAutoFeed type: boolean note: For FEED and BUSINESS MODEL branches, controls whether auto-feed variants are allowed. apiType: - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
summary: |- Returns time series data covering tracked financial, operational, and market metrics for a company or legal entity over time. Use this when the user wants historical trends, latest financial metrics, or to compare a metric across periods for a company or legal entity. IMPORTANT — load_prompt FIRST: Before the first tool call in a session, call load_prompt with the current conversationId. Pass the returned promptAckToken on every subsequent call. Calls without a valid promptAckToken will not be processed correctly. inputs: searchRequest: filter: - name: attributeName type: List<String> enum: - REVENUE - VALUATION - NET_PROFIT - EBITDA - EMPLOYEE_COUNT_ANNUAL_REPORTS - EMPLOYEE_COUNT_LABOUR_FILINGS - BALANCE_SHEET_EQUITY - BALANCE_SHEET_LIABILITY - BALANCE_SHEET_ASSETS - CASHFLOW_OPERATING_ACTIVITY - CASHFLOW_INVESTING_ACTIVITY - CASHFLOW_FINANCING_ACTIVITY - TTM_REVENUE note: Filters by the name of the specific time series attribute being tracked. Use to isolate records for a particular metric within the time series dataset. - name: legalEntityId type: List<String> note: Filters by the platform-assigned unique identifier of the legal entity to which the time series record belongs. Use to retrieve the historical series of an attribute for a specific legal entity. - name: companyId type: List<String> note: Filters by the platform-assigned unique identifier of the company to which the time series record belongs. Use to retrieve the historical series of an attribute aggregated at the company level (across one or more legal entities). - name: timestamp type: DATE_RANGE note: Filters by the reporting date or period associated with the time series data point. Enables temporal filtering to retrieve values as of a specific date or within a date range. - name: isLatest type: Boolean note: Filters by whether the record represents the most recent data point in the time series for a given attribute and entity. Boolean indicator used to isolate current values versus the full historical series apiType: - count - search userQuery: string note: First call load_prompt with this conversationId, then pass the returned promptAckToken on every call.
How do I improve a ChatGPT Plugin's discoverability?
The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.
What are Tracxn MCP alternatives on ChatGPT?
As of 2026-09-22, Tracxn MCP competes with ABRAMS Trade Intelligence, CE Cosmos Deep Dive, CE Cosmos Signal, Clutch.co, Company Dossier, Comscore, Crunchbase, D&B Finance Analytics, Datapublica, Dcipher Analytics, DiligenceSquared, Dow Jones Factiva, ECDB, Economic Mind, FactIQ, GlobalSource Partners, Grata EU, Iceflower, Impala, InfoTrack.ai, JARS LT, JoomPulse, Kindora, Lux AI, Net Zero Insights, Noah, Nogogo AI, Ornn Data, Partnership Leaders Research, Pi by Placer.ai, PolicyNote, Powerset Research, SmartCustomer, Songstats, Soundcharts, Tembi Intelligence, Trace, Website Launches, Windsock, ZINT in ChatGPT Market & Competitive Intelligence Data, ranked by public Discoverability Score.
Where is this profile measured?
This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.