We have introduced support for retrieving additional Visible Alpha consensus metrics - namely the median, min, max and standard deviation of consensus estimates. Mean and count were already supported previously.

This month's release includes customizable y-axes for charts, easy Excel downloads of chart data from dashboards. We've also made improvements to better represent Visible Alpha consensus revisions, update Data Explorer with new data immediately, and resolved various bugs.

📣 Quant IP’s patent and IP data is now available on Exabel, allowing investment teams to further enhance their investment research.

This month's product release introduces exciting new features such as dashboards with linked widgets, allowing users to easily view corresponding data for selected companies across multiple widgets. Additionally, a new version of the Data Explorer provides a visual representation of the data model and enhances browsing, filtering, and search capabilities. New DSL functions have also been introduced to make it easier to retrieve, traverse, filter and segment your alternative data.

New dashboard tables, financial models with configurable frequencies and aggregation, cross-sectional aggregation of signals across multiple companies, and improvements to the DSL and dashboard performance.

Customizable dashboard layouts, easier aggregation of signals over time, FactSet and Visible Alpha support for quarterly / semi-annual companies, and more control over forecasting functions.

Building upon our new company calendar function, we have improved our DSL functions for FactSet and Visible Alpha to allow smart retrieval of quarterly or semi-annual data, depending on the company.

We have deprecated the fiscal_calendar() DSL function, which has been superseded by the more flexible and robust company_calendar().

Improved Insights Platform landing pages; dashboards with financial models; improved company calendar and aggregation to fiscal periods; and more.

We're excited to announce that we've recently released several major improvements to our signal expression language (DSL) for retrieving company calendars, aggregating alternative data to their fiscal periods, and calculating change including period-to-date change.