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title: Organization Index
slug: organization-index
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createdAt: 2026-01-13T13:44:05.073Z
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The **organization index** table provides information about organization indices. The term "organization index" here refers to the stock market index that measures the performance of a specific collection of major, publicly traded companies.

| **Data Field**           | **Key Type** | **Data Field Type** | **Recommended Character Limit** |
| ------------------------ | ------------ | ------------------- | ------------------------------- |
| organization\_index\_id  | Primary Key  | String              |                                 |
| organization\_id         |              | String              |                                 |
| index\_name              |              | String              |                                 |
| index\_abbreviated\_name |              | String              |                                 |
| index\_status            |              | String              |                                 |
| index\_start\_date       |              | Date                | 10                              |
| index\_end\_date         |              | Date                | 10                              |
| index\_country           |              | String              |                                 |

### Organization\_index Field Descriptions

**organization\_index\_id (PK)**

This is the primary key for the table, i.e., it uniquely identifies each record in the table.

**organization\_id**

Unique ID assigned to the Altrata Organization. These IDs enable consistent mapping to other entity IDs within Altrata. Example: 1-org-14994 – Sun Microsystems, Inc.

**index\_name**

This attribute provides the name of the stock index the organization is part of. A stock index is a statistical measure that tracks the performance of a group of selected stocks within a stock exchange. For example, the Nasdaq is a stock exchange (home to over 2500 stocks), while the Nasdaq 100 is a specific index within it, tracking the performance of the 100 largest non-financial companies list on that exchange, heavily skewed towards technology and growth stocks like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon.

**index\_abbreviated\_name**

This attribute provides the abbreviated name of the stock index the organization is part of. This abbreviated name is usually referred to as a ticker symbol.

**index\_status**

This describes the status of the organization being part of the stock index as current or prior.

**index\_start\_date**

This is the date for when the organization became part of the index.

**index\_end\_date**

This is the date for when the organization stopped being part of the index.

**index\_country**

This attribute provides the name of the country the index is in.