Tool 04 · Runs on the pipeline
Eight companies. Read every Monday by the agent.
Name up to eight companies you compete with, sell to, or renew against. Covered ones return a dossier the agent built from their filings, every claim linked. Everything else routes straight into that company's own filings on EDGAR — because a summary of a document nobody opened is worth nothing.
Type any company. Coverage is small on purpose — a dossier only exists once a human has opened the filings behind it. But not being covered no longer means an empty result: you get live routes into that company's own filings on EDGAR, so you can read the primary source in one click instead of a summary nobody checked.
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Dashed buttons are companies with a written dossier. Type any other name — public, private, US-listed or not — and you'll get its filing routes plus a place in the coverage queue.
Put them in the queue
Opens a pre-filled email carrying only the company names. Once five readers ask for the same company it enters the weekly run, and every reader who asked gets it.
Get told when they're covered.
Coverage lands in the weekly brief first. Subscribe and you'll see the companies you asked for the week they're added.
Run these eight every Monday instead of once.
What you just built is a snapshot. The product is the same eight companies read every week by the pipeline that writes the brief — new filings, pricing-page diffs, acquisition disclosures — delivered to you rather than looked up.
Founding operators get that at no cost, permanently, including the companies they put in the queue above. The cohort is capped because every issue is approved by a human before it sends, and that caps how many companies can be read properly.
Or just get the weekly brief.
Ten signals, every one carrying the state of its own sourcing. Free, no card.
Your company list stays in this page. It is not sent with a subscription.
What gets read for a covered company
- 10-Q and 10-K retention, RPO, bookings and segment disclosures
- 8-K results releases, and Item 2.01 completed acquisitions
- S-1 and S-1/A where the company is pre-IPO
- The public pricing page, diffed week over week
- Acquirer investor-relations newsrooms, diffed the same way
Figures come from the documents. Ratios and multiples are arithmetic on top of them, and every dossier says which is which. Nothing is drawn from another publication's reporting.