Built for the industries that buy data.
Vytrix supplies teams across ten core industries. Each industry view comes with its own coverage depth, taxonomy and recommended data fields — so you brief us in the language your team already uses.
Technology
Identify SaaS, infrastructure and services firms by detected stack, headcount growth signals and funding stage. Strong for ICP-based outbound and technographic-led ABM.
Manufacturing
Plants, OEMs and component suppliers tagged by NAICS / SIC sub-class. Filter by output category, plant count and certifications such as ISO 9001.
Healthcare
Hospitals, clinics, pharma manufacturers and medical device firms. Includes provider type, bed-count band and primary specialism tags where available.
Finance
Banks, asset managers, insurers, fintech and back-office services. Includes regulator and AUM band where publicly disclosed; senior risk and ops contacts.
Education
Universities, K-12 systems, EdTech firms and corporate L&D. Filter by student-population band, public/private classification and curriculum focus.
Retail
Bricks-and-mortar chains, eCommerce brands and category specialists. Includes store-count band, primary category and detected commerce platform.
Professional Services
Consulting, legal, accounting, audit and advisory firms. Useful for partner-channel mapping and recruitment-led campaigns.
Construction
General contractors, civil engineering, MEP and developer firms. Project-pipeline tags and regional licence registry cross-referenced.
Logistics & Supply Chain
Carriers, freight forwarders, 3PL providers and warehousing firms. Includes service-mode tags (air, sea, road, rail) and trade-lane coverage.
Energy & Utilities
Power generation, oil & gas, renewables, water and grid operators. Filter by primary fuel mix, capacity band and ownership model.
Industry counts are sample estimates for demonstration purposes.
We probably cover it.
Vytrix taxonomies map cleanly into SIC, NAICS, ISIC and NACE. Brief us with your sector definition — we'll send back a count breakdown in your taxonomy.