Daloopa Integrates Financial Data with Perplexity for AI Research Workflows

Apr 30, 2026
Daloopa has integrated its financial data platform with Perplexity, allowing users to access licensed, structured data directly within Perplexity’s AI tools for faster and more reliable investment research.

Daloopa has integrated its financial data platform with Perplexity AI, announced in a press release. The integration allows users to connect their existing Daloopa data licenses directly into Perplexity and its digital worker, Perplexity Computer, through a bring-your-own-license model.

The connection enables investment teams to query and analyze Daloopa's structured, audit-ready data within Perplexity’s interface without configuring APIs or switching tools. Users can run complex financial analyses using Daloopa data alongside external market information, with fully traceable citations.

Daloopa’s platform covers more than 5,500 public companies and links each data point to its original source for auditability. The company’s infrastructure supports AI workflows for hedge funds, equity research, and portfolio modeling. The integration also extends Daloopa’s network of AI partnerships, which already includes connectors for OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude.

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