Getting Started
Inovestor Guides provide a structured entry point into building financial products using the Inovestor API platform. Rather than focusing on individual endpoints, these guides are designed to show how data comes together to power real-world applications — from market intelligence dashboards to portfolio analytics and screening systems. Each guide walks through practical workflows, helping you move from raw financial data to fully functional products.
What You Can Build
Instead of thinking in endpoints, think in outcomes.
Each part of the API is designed to support a specific layer of a financial product.
Build dashboards that combine price movements, financial performance, and sector trends into a single view.
Analyze holdings, evaluate performance, and generate insights across portfolios and strategies.
Enable deep company analysis with peer comparisons, financials, and contextual data.
Use the API as a backend data layer for internal systems, pipelines, and client-facing platforms.
Core Data Layers
At the foundation of the platform is a unified data architecture that brings together market data, financial statements, standardized metrics, screening capabilities, and company intelligence into a single, consistent layer. Each dataset is designed to complement the others — enabling you to move seamlessly from price context to fundamental analysis, from universe selection to peer benchmarking.
To understand how these datasets translate into real products, start with the core guides:
Learn how to work with standardized financial metrics and statements to power analytics, modeling, and company-level insights.
Explore fund-level data including holdings, performance, and classification to build ETF research and analysis tools.
Our API Endpoints
Explore the full API surface and understand how each endpoint contributes to the broader data platform. From financial metrics to market data and screening capabilities, every endpoint is designed to integrate seamlessly into your applications.
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