# Analyzing companies

Finding and analyzing companies.

Source: <https://docs.finbar.com/web/organizations>

Most data in Finbar is associated with an organization (typically, a company). Finbar covers 1000s of companies globally.

## Finding an organization

To find a company, you can use the company search bar. You can search by company name, ticker, ISIN, and other supported identifier types.

The company search bar can be accessed from multiple places:

- The 'Home' tab
- The overall Finbar header - click the 'bar' and type. `Ctrl+K` also jumps to this search bar
- Opening a new 'Company' tab in the workspace.

![Finbar header search showing Apple organization results.](https://docs.finbar.com/generated/screenshots/organization-search.png)

You can search for companies directly from the 'finbar' header.

> **tip**
>
> If you cannot find an organization, it may not have been onboarded yet. Contact your Finbar representative to request priority onboarding.

## Viewing an organization

Once you've found the organization you're looking for, it will open in a new workspace tab. This display is the main hub for an overview of the company.

Here, you can see:

- A summary of what the organization is, their products, and history
- An interactive and customisable price chart
- Available documents as published by the company, organised by reporting period and document type.

![Finbar company panel showing summary text, price chart, and available documents.](https://docs.finbar.com/generated/screenshots/organization-company-panel.png)

A company panel combines the company summary, price chart, and available filings in one workspace view.