NAICS Codes
This endpoint retrieves a tree of all NAICS codes identified in the given market. This does not map the NAICS codes to specific domains; this is typically used to create the dropdown list for filtering by NAICS.
A NAICS (pronounced NAKES) Code is a classification within the North American Industry Classification System. The NAICS System was developed for use by Federal Statistical Agencies for the collection, analysis and publication of statistical data related to the US Economy.
It was adopted in 1997 to replace the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system in cooperation with the statistical agencies of Canada and Mexico. Their goal was to establish a North American standard. They developed the NAICS as the first economic classification system based on a single economic concept.
While NAICS codes appear as a single integer, they are in fact hierarchical. The first two digits represent the sector, the third digit represents the subsector, and so on; further digits are added to provide more granularity. Typically by being a member of a deeper-level NAICS code, a company is implicitly a member of all parent codes as well.
NAICS codes are self-assigned by companies, without certifications of their validity or accuracy.
Path
The ID of the market which you want to retrieve NAICS codes of. This can be retrieved by searching for markets.
Response
Metadata summarizing the data returned.
A tree of all NAICS codes mapped to their number of occurrences, nested by level. The first level is always an array of the top-level NAICS nodes, which in turn may have children nodes.