FAQ

The things people ask first.

Plain answers. If yours is not here, ask us.

How is this different from a data feed?
A feed gives you numbers. This gives you the finished pieces of work built from those numbers, all from one corpus so they agree with each other. Provenance is the reason to trust it, not the product itself.
What does traceable to its filing mean?
Every figure carries the document it came from: the form, the filing date and the regulator's reference. On a source-verified sample of 479 figures, 100% matched the source and 99.8% matched the exact filing.
Can I keep using my own model?
Yes. The Excel add-in refreshes your own model in place; your structure stays yours and only the facts move.
Which markets do you cover?
US-listed companies, including foreign issuers that file a 20-F, and India today, on one shared fact model, and growing. That is 7,500+ names with a pre-built model. The coverage page states the live counts, dated.
Do you provide investment advice?
No. Models, memos, ABI scores, fair values and scenarios are working materials for your own analysis, not advice or a recommendation. See the disclaimer.
How do you handle markets that report differently?
We render each market in its own presentation: US-GAAP by function, Ind-AS by nature, and the Indian bank Schedule III form, never folded into a chart it was not filed under.
What happens when you do not have a number?
It reads n/d and says why. We never render a gap as zero, never leave it blank, and never fill it with an estimate presented as a fact.
Can our agents use it?
Yes. The API and MCP serve the same facts programmatically, with the citation attached, so an agent's output can be checked rather than trusted.

Still deciding?

Request access and see the platform on your own coverage.