How to Use Data
To effect change in corporate performance, research alone is not enough; data need legs. The WikiRate community brings great knowledge and creativity to the tasks of interpreting, analyzing, visualizing, and contextualizing data for different stakeholder audiences, including investors, employees, consumers, advocates, and neighbors. All WikiRate data is free and accessible for download and integration into external applications.
Exporting Answers
The best way to explore answers is by using sorting filters. For example, the following shows a specific data set filtered by a company.
At the bottom of the page, there is a button to download data (with the current filters applied) in CSV format. Click on the arrow next to the button to choose the format, level of detail, and maximum number of answers you want to export.
Note
- CSV downloads will allow a maximum of 500 answers per request without a Wikirate account and 5000 answers per request with a Wikirate account. To download more answers than that, you will need to do multiple exports (e.g. using the filters to split the export by year) or use the API.
- JSON downloads produce 20 answers per page. When there are more than 20 results, the response will include at least one paging URL, which you can use to retrieve the complete list.
Got questions? Need support? Get in touch with us at info[at]wikirate.org
RESTful API
All answers – and in fact all public WikiRate data – can be downloaded using our RESTful web API.
API documentation is available at https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis-docs/Decko/WikiRate.
In addition, there is a new WikiRate Labs site dedicated to sharing data experiments that WikiRate community members create using WikiRate data.
WikiRate License
WikiRate is a registered trademark of The WikiRate Project e.V., a nonprofit organization based in Berlin, Germany.