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Integrate the Economatica base into platforms, quantitative models, enterprise applications and AI agents, with governance and traceability.
News, Fundamentals and Market data, Funds and Fixed Income, with consistent contracts across domains and the same institutional depth from Economatica.
Economatica's proprietary financial journalism, delivered via REST and WebSocket with rich metadata (tickers, sector, theme, news sentiment) and queryable history.
Fundamental indicators and multiples, end-of-day OHLC quotes, indices and benchmarks across all of B3, plus server-side portfolio optimization and backtesting.
CVM universe of ~99k vehicles: registry, performance and risk, portfolio composition and overlap between funds.
Debentures, CRA and CRI, government bonds and the yield curve, with rate, maturity and the issuer credit-risk read.
Economatica steps into the era of artificial intelligence by opening up its proprietary database as an API. What used to be consumed only in a terminal or a spreadsheet now plugs natively into AI agents, quantitative models, and B2B/B2B2C products, with maximum flexibility for each client's workflow.
An example of consuming the News API, with an integration snippet and a live structured feed.
const eco = new EcoNews({ apiKey: process.env.ECO_KEY }); // Subscribe to high-relevance events on PETR4 and VALE3 eco.stream({ tickers: ['PETR4', 'VALE3'], minRelevance: 0.75, sentiment: 'any', }).on('message', (news) => { console.log(news.headline, news.sentiment.score); });
Stable contracts, sandbox environments, and API key governance. For anyone who wants to bring the Economatica database into their own product with full flexibility.
Five real cases of teams that already bring the Economatica database into their own product and decision-making process.
A quantitative fund can use the Economatica APIs to feed quantitative models with structured data, according to scope and license, without depending on manual data downloads.
A trading desk integrates the structured news and sentiment API to support monitoring of news and relevant events for tracked assets.
A brokerage connects the Economatica APIs to enrich the client experience inside the app, embedding proprietary data, context, and comparables directly on the trading screen.
A research team automates report generation using the Economatica APIs, cutting hours of manual Excel work down to minutes, with data always up to date and consistent across analysts, PDFs, and the institutional site.
A credit fintech uses the Economatica APIs to feed risk and decision models, improving underwriting and pricing of operations with daily-updated inputs.
Economatica's technology team can take your project end-to-end (from integration design to production deployment) for clients that need the APIs but don't have engineering allocated at the moment.
// Economatica technology team // Dedicated project for <client> async function ingest() { const news = await eco.articles.list({ themes: ["m&a", "cvm44"], tickers: clientUniverse, }); for (const item of news) { await upsertClientDB(item); await notifyResearch(item); } } // Technical support for integration per contract schedule(ingest, "every 30s");
Our commercial team gets back within 1 business day with a preliminary scope, next integration steps, and access to the sandbox.
Today Economatica offers APIs over four domains of the same proprietary base: News (Mover newsroom, source aggregation and CVM documents), Fundamentals and Market data (indicators, multiples, end-of-day OHLC quotes, indices and benchmarks across all of B3, plus portfolio optimization and backtesting), Funds (CVM universe of around 99k vehicles, performance, composition and overlap) and Fixed Income (debentures, CRA and CRI, government bonds and the yield curve, with the issuer credit-risk read).
Access is by API key, with authentication via signature (HMAC) or Bearer, rate limits and quota headers. The client checks its own usage directly in the API and validates the integration in a sandbox environment before going to production.
Both. Pull (REST) for structured queries on demand, or streaming (WebSocket) to follow updates. Same base, two delivery modes per use case.
Yes. The OpenAPI 3.1 spec is available in three languages, with interactive docs to explore and test every endpoint, plus ready examples and a sandbox environment. View the documentation
The API allows structured, on-demand queries integrated into systems that fetch data dynamically. The Data Feed is better suited for recurring or bulk delivery of databases, to feed data warehouses, data lakes and BI tools.
Yes. Economatica has a dedicated block for custom projects: the team can implement the integration end to end, from understanding the need to final delivery. Talk to the commercial team
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