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How do I find my Crunchbase Organization ID for Knowledge Graph Optimization?
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With the depreciation of Freebase, we're moving some of our data to Wikidata. One of the identifiers (and signals for a Knowledge Graph placement) is your Crunchbase Organization ID. However, I can't find any reference to this number on our company Crunchbase profile. There's an application ID in the source code but it seems to be a different number length than other Org. ID examples I've seen. Anybody have experience and know where I can find this?
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Hi,
Not 100% sure but I thought the Crunchbase organization id was actually the organization's slug in the Crunchbase url as described here.
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