You can now find us on Postman! We're starting with Extract API, and moving quickly to get the rest of our APIs on Postman as well.

Postman is an API testing platform that eliminates the need to manually write cURL. The API testing UI is quite similar to what we have in the docs, with even more features to setup your environment, testing scripts, and more.

Note that our primary documentation platform will continue to live on docs.diffbot.com. Postman is an extension of our docs presence to make it easier for Postman users to test Diffbot APIs on their preferred platform.

Fork and watch our Diffbot API collection on Postman!

Investment Transactions are now searchable on LeadGraph! This makes it possible to:
⁃ Stay on top of recent funding rounds
⁃ Find investors that have invested in companies with particular industries, keywords, company size, etc.
⁃ See funding insights for investors, industries, funding rounds, and more....

We now offer additional troubleshooting tools in the Extract UI: a DOM view of the rendered page for all data types and an HTML button for article extractions.

You can now use the DQL search API to get company reports for Organizations in your database, at scale, including 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-K, etc. To date, we have exported ~3M SEC EDGAR reports . And, we have started to download reports from Forbes Global 2000 company websites as well with ~400K reports downloaded so far to date . This data is still a work in progress so review outputs carefully, e.g. we are working to improve report titles extracted from PDFs.

The report types we support include Current Reports, Quarterly Reports, Annual Reports, and more . Please let us know if there are reports you'd like us to add to the graph.

When exporting data from collections via DQL, you have always had the option of specifying ONLY the fields you want to be returned in the JSON output by using the '&filter=' param (i.e. &filter=id%20name%20homepageUri added to a query like this).

https://kg.diffbot.com/kg/v3/dql?type=query&token=TOKEN&query=type%3AOrganization+types%3A%22Company%22&size=25&filter=id%20name%20homepageUri

But this approach can be unwieldy if you have a long list of attributes to include or if you only want to exclude a few attributes per entity in the output.

Now, instead of specifying the fields you want to include, you can exclude fields you do not want returned when exporting data by using the &filterExclude= param (i.e. &filterExclude=subsidiaries%20technologies%20customers)

https://kg.diffbot.com/kg/v3/dql?type=query&token=TOKEN&query=type%3AOrganization+types%3A%22Company%22&size=25&filterExclude=subsidiaries%20technologies%20customers

We added PDF exports to invoices that match your monthly billing periods (including any overage fees owed/paid). Try out the new Billing features here .

Usage Analytics are still available via the Account API and via the Diffbot Dashboard.

We have updated the dashboard to better support managing your team. You can now invite a user to share your primary (parent token) to manage shared bulk extraction tasks, bulk enrichment tasks, and crawl jobs. Or, designate a child token for that user so that they access Diffbot services independently using your account budget. Check out the new features in your Dashboard UI here .

We've added support for type:Acquisition in the graph. To see all acquisitions sorted by most to least recent see: https://app.diffbot.com/search/?query=type%3AAcquisition+revSortBy%3Adate&from=0&size=25

You can view a sample acquisition record here: https://app.diffbot.com/entity/Ezw5giKVqNZmMQ7DI97txyg

Recently, large language models (LLMs) have been trained with more and more data, leading to an increase in the number of parameters and the computing power needed. But, what if, instead of feeding the model more data, we purposefully trained it to rely less on its pretraining data and more on its ability to find external knowledge?

To test this idea, we fine-tuned LLama 3.3 70B to be an expert tool user of a real-time Knowledge Graph API, providing the first open-source implementation of a GraphRAG system that outperforms Google Gemini and ChatGPT. To learn more, see: https://github.com/diffbot/diffbot-llm-inference/.

Company Reports are now available in the KnowledgeGraph as type:CompanyReport, and in LeadGraph in company profiles. There are two primary types of reports available:

• SEC Filings
• Documents found on a company’s website, like earnings call transcripts, annual reports, ESG reports, etc.

Initial coverage focuses on the top 1000, publicly-traded companies in the United States.