Applied Data Services & Use Cases

Updated: 2026  |  Page: Applied Data Services & Use Cases

SICCODE.com has supported business classification and data workflows since 1998. Businesses use us to build industry-targeted lists, append NAICS/ SIC to internal files, access business databases, and apply classification data across their own systems.

Trusted since 1998 Industry-based data workflows List, append, database, licensing

What We Do With Data

SICCODE.com helps businesses use industry data in practical ways. We work with NAICS and SIC classification, company records, and contact data so you can build lists, enrich your files, map industries by location, or license data for your own systems.

The easiest way to think about it is this: we help you find the right companies, organize data by industry, and apply that data to your workflow.

If you need a business list, want SIC or NAICS codes added to your file, need database access, or want classification data connected to your own records, this page shows the simplest path to get there.

Need help choosing the right NAICS or SIC code for your business? Use CodeMatch when the main question is “what code fits my business?”

Compare CodeMatch Options →
Most common starting point

I Need a Business List

What this means

You want a list of businesses based on industry, geography, and other filters such as size or role.

  • Use NAICS or SIC to define the type of business
  • Add location filters like city, state, ZIP, or region
  • Refine by company attributes or contact targets

Simple example: “I want U.S. roofing contractors in Texas” or “I want manufacturing companies in the Midwest.” We use industry classification first, then apply filters to build the right list.

Start here

Choose the path that matches how you want to work.

Use “Request a Business List” if you want help. Use “Build a List Online” if you already know the filters you want.

Use your existing file

I Need NAICS or SIC Codes Added to My File

What this means

You already have a file of companies or records, but you want NAICS or SIC codes added so the file becomes easier to sort, segment, and analyze.

  • Add industry codes to your existing records
  • Standardize records for reporting or segmentation
  • Make your internal file easier to use in sales, analytics, or operations

Start here

Good fit when the data already exists and the main job is classification enrichment.

Related help: Data Append FAQ

Ongoing access

I Need Database Access

What this means

You need broader access to business records rather than a one-time list. This is useful if your team needs ongoing lookup, analysis, or internal data workflows.

  • Use a larger business database as an ongoing resource
  • Support recurring research, analysis, or operations
  • Work from a broader business-data foundation

Start here

Best fit when you need ongoing data access instead of a single list request.

Larger-scale use

I Need Enterprise Mapping or Licensing

What this means

You need classification data at a larger scale, such as mapping industries nationwide, licensing a dataset, or applying NAICS / SIC to your own internal IDs.

  • Enterprise-scale classification layers
  • Dataset licensing for internal systems
  • Geographic rollups and density analysis
  • Bulk overlays tied to your own records

Other enterprise options

For geographic concentration and location-based analysis, use Industry Density & Geographic Rollups.

Simple process

How It Works

1

Pick the job you need done

Build a list, append SIC or NAICS to your file, use a database, or license / map data at scale.

2

Use the matching path

Each path on this page links to the right service page so you can request the work or review the scope.

3

Talk to the team if you are unsure

If you do not know which option fits, use the contact path instead of guessing.

Best next step for unsure visitors

This page is organized by what you want to do with data. That is usually easier than trying to decode service names.

If your question is really about which code fits your business, use CodeMatch instead of list or append services.

The simplest way to use this page: start with the workflow, not the product name. If you know what you need to do with the data, the correct path becomes much easier to choose.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not sure which option fits?

If you are unsure whether you need a list, append service, database access, enterprise licensing, or code help, use the direct contact path. If your main issue is identifying the right SIC or NAICS code for your own business, compare CodeMatch options.