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Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team (classification research, data governance, and standards alignment) Page Type: Classification Governance & Standards Center Part of: Industry Intelligence Center Reviewed Standard SICCODE.com Team Authority & governance signals Authority & Trust Hub Industry Classification Review Team About Our Data Team

Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team Data Lineage: About Our Data Team Governed reference Authority & Trust Hub Audit-ready classification means your SIC/NAICS assignment is not just a “best guess”—it is supported by a repeatable method, documented evidence, and clear boundaries, so another reviewer can understand (and defend) the same code decision

Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team (classification research, data governance, and standards alignment) Data Lineage: About Our Data Team Governed reference Authority & Trust Hub Government reference disclaimer This guide summarizes where SIC codes still appear in select government systems, instructions, and legacy datasets using publicly available

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Updated: 2026 · Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team · Editorial Neutrality Standards · Governance Standards This page documents benchmark evidence behind SICCODE.com’s verified SIC & NAICS accuracy, cohort stability, and auditability—showing how governed, human-verified classification outperforms typical unverified directory, scraped-code, and low-cost API feeds

Classification Governance & Standards > Reference Independence & Commercial Disclosure Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team Data Standards & Taxonomy Coverage This reference page provides definitions, governance context, and methodological guidance for the following industry classification systems: Primary Standards: 1987 Standard Industrial

Home › Classification Methodology Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team SICCODE.com assigns verified SIC and NAICS codes using a governed workflow that combines official definitions, normalization, ML-assisted ranking, and expert review. Each assignment is explainable , versioned , and supported by lineage so organizations can use industry data confidently for

Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team (regulatory, economic, and data governance specialists) Authority reference Authority & Trust Hub SICCODE.com uses a governed, multi-step verification process to support accurate, explainable SIC and NAICS classification and reliable business records. This page documents how sources are evaluated, records are

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Classification Governance Standard · 2026 Updated: 2026 Authority & governance signals Authority & Trust Hub For governance ownership, versioning conventions, and maintained standards across SIC and NAICS reference materials, see the Authority & Trust Hub. Industry classification systems such as SIC and NAICS are structured standards — not keyword taxonomies. They classify

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Resources > Citations & Academic Recognition Updated: 2026 Reviewed By: SICCODE.com Industry Classification Review Team This page documents independently verifiable publications that reference SICCODE.com for SIC and NAICS classification context, code definitions, directory lookups, or industry segmentation workflows. These citations help demonstrate how SICCODE.com is used in academic