Free template

The company → LEI crosswalk, in your spreadsheet

Map SEC companies — by name, ticker, or CIK — to their GLEIF Legal Entity Identifier, without writing a lookup by hand. Every match is tiered and scored, so you can see which edges a regulator asserts and which are just surfaced. Grab the template, or pull it live into Excel or Google Sheets.

Open data (CC0 / U.S. public domain). No signup, no tracking cookies. Built from SEC EDGAR + GLEIF — the same edges you can query on the crosswalk dataset.

What's in it

One row per asserted identity, keyed by a typed identifier. Every edge carries its tier and a confidence score — so a fuzzy name match never masquerades as fact.

  • authoritativeA regulator asserts the link (SEC registration / Form N-CEN). Exact by construction.
  • confirmedExact normalised-name match between EDGAR and GLEIF (~95% precision).
  • candidateA name-only fuzzy match — surfaced for you to judge, not asserted.

Columns: company_name, ticker, key_type, key, lei, legal_name, jurisdiction, method, tier, confidence, as_of.

Keep it fresh

The download is a point-in-time snapshot — and a static crosswalk rots as companies register, rename, and merge. Wire your sheet to the maintained feed and it updates itself.

Google Sheets — one cell:

=IMPORTDATA("https://openlake.meridian.online/samples/crosswalk-sample.csv")

Excel — Power Query (Data › Get Data › From Web):

let
    Source = Csv.Document(
        Web.Contents("https://openlake.meridian.online/samples/crosswalk-sample.csv"),
        [Delimiter=",", Encoding=65001]
    ),
    Promoted = Table.PromoteHeaders(Source, [PromoteAllScalars=true])
in
    Promoted

Heads up: the live URL above points at the static sample for now. The always-current, maintained crosswalk feed — the paid tier — is in the works. Tell us you want it and we'll email you the moment it's live.

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The datasets are free to browse, query, and take anywhere. What you pay for is the maintained join — resolved, scored, and always current. See the crosswalk plans →