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Available product filters
Returns the values you can use in the filters of Search products. The options and their counts depend on the filters you send: if you apply a filter, only the options that exist within that result are returned.

Query parameters

All are optional and work the same as in Search products. They accept several values separated by commas.
string
Year range: minimum and maximum separated by a comma. Example: 2020,2026.
string
Product types. Example: impactu_Artículo de revista.
string
Open access status. Example: diamond,gold.
string
OpenAlex topics (URL). Example: https://openalex.org/T14483.
string
Co-authors’ countries, by code. Example: CO.
string
Number of authors: 5 (exactly), 5- (5 or more), -5 (up to 5) or 5-8 (range).
string
Author classification. Example: Investigador Junior.
string
Group classification. Example: A1,A.
string
Co-authors’ institution type (ROR). Example: education,company.

Response

The response is an object with one field per filter. A filter appears only if it has options within the result: if there is no data for it, the field is left out.

Option lists

object[]
Author classifications (Minciencias).
object[]
Research group classifications (A1, A, B, C, Reconocido). Same structure as authors_ranking.
object[]
Countries of the authors’ affiliations. value is the country code (for example, CO) and label its name.
object[]
Co-authors’ institution types (according to ROR): education, funder, healthcare, company, archive, nonprofit, government, facility and other.

Ranges

object
Range of publication years.
object
Range of the number of authors per product.

Option trees

These fields are lists of nodes with value, title, count and, if they group others, children.
object[]
Product types grouped by source (for example, impactu). The value of each child carries the source prefix: impactu_Artículo de revista.
object[]
Open access status. The open node groups diamond, green, hybrid, gold and bronze; closed has no children.
object[]
OpenAlex topics in a hierarchy (domain, field, subfield and topic). The value of each node is its OpenAlex URL.