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AllMind consolidates 6,500+ data sources into a single research workspace: public markets data and regulatory filings, private markets, sell-side and independent research, company documents, live events, licensed vendor feeds, alternative datasets, and your firm’s own files and systems. These sources are not simply pooled together. Each one is resolved onto AllMind’s ontology one model of the market and of your firm’s research so a company named in a filing, an earnings call, a broker note, and your own memo is a single entity rather than four unrelated mentions. That is what lets one plain-language question draw across all of it, with every figure cited back to the document or dataset it came from, whether you are working in the assistant, a report, a grid, or an automation. Coverage spans 18 markets across North America and Europe, more than 40 exchange and venue feeds, and 72+ data categories, with Asia, Africa, and LATAM on the roadmap.

Regional coverage

Public data and documents

Financial data vendors

Research sources

Example AMR broker coverage

AllMind supports research coverage from large global banks, regional brokers, independent research providers, and other broker contributors. The examples below are a subset of brokers available in the platform, not a complete list. AllMind also supports independent research coverage across Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, with particular depth for small-cap and mid-cap companies.

Alternative and niche datasets

AllMind also brings in specialized datasets and premium knowledge sources that complement traditional market data and broker research.

Alternative data

Beyond filings, fundamentals, and broker research, AllMind provides alternative datasets through a third-party provider that track company and sector performance between reported results. Coverage spans card and point-of-sale spending, e-commerce and marketplace sales, web and app behavior, healthcare claims, hiring, trade and shipping, foot traffic, media consumption, and industry activity.

Consumer spending and transactions

E-commerce and marketplaces

Web, app and advertising

Healthcare claims and pricing

Employment and workforce

Corporate activity, technology and private companies

Trade, shipping and government contracting

Location and physical footprint

Media, music and live events

Housing, autos and industry activity

Weather

Demographics and population health

Company scores and specialized reference

Events

Market data and exchanges

AllMind supports live and historical market data across major North American and European equity venues, US options feeds, global futures and derivatives venues, and Canadian exchanges. Coverage includes more than 40 exchange and venue feeds, including L3 order book data where licensed, depending on customer permissions.

US equities

European equities

The venues below are representative examples of European equity-market coverage, not a complete exchange or feed inventory.

Options

Futures and derivatives

Canadian equities

Enterprise integrations

AllMind can connect customer-owned content, research systems, warehouses, lakehouses, and cloud storage so internal knowledge can be searched, cited, and used by the AI assistant.

Research management systems

Portfolio, risk, and investment systems

Document and file systems

Warehouses, lakehouses, and cloud storage

MCP and API connections

Market data feeds


Categories of data we bring in

AllMind brings together 6,500+ data sources across 72+ core categories. The categories below show the breadth of data available across public, licensed, partner, proprietary, and customer-owned sources without publishing our complete dataset roster.
Examples are representative rather than exhaustive. Availability varies by package, entitlement, geography, licensing, market-data permissions, and customer agreement.

01–09 · Markets, trading, and benchmarks

10–18 · Companies, fundamentals, and transactions

19–27 · Documents, news, and research

28–36 · Credit, sustainability, and risk

37–45 · Macro, policy, and public records

46–54 · Consumer, technology, and alternative signals

55–63 · Healthcare, science, and life sciences

64–72 · Industries, real assets, and customer data