U.S. SEC EDGAR API
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Retrieve U.S. SEC XBRL revenue, net income, assets, liabilities, equity, cash, operating cash flow and diluted EPS by CIK.
U.S. SECLoading tools…
U.S. public company intelligence
Qualify and research U.S. public companies using official SEC identities, filings and reported financial facts.
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Define the account, competitor or monitoring decision before asking your agent to assemble official SEC evidence. It can connect identity, filing and reported-fact records without turning disclosures into unsupported commercial conclusions.
Resolve the reporting company
Provide the legal name, ticker and CIK when available, then confirm the reporting entity before comparing facts or filings. Parent companies, subsidiaries and similarly named issuers may have different disclosure obligations and identifiers.
How can SEC filings support public company intelligence?
Official filings can support account qualification, competitor research and change monitoring through company descriptions, risks, events and reported financial facts. Ask the agent to retain the form, period, filing date and source for each material point.
Separate disclosure from prospecting inference
State the business question and ask the agent to label any interpretation of priorities, growth, risk or fit as inference. SEC coverage centres on reporting entities and does not provide a complete view of private companies, contacts or buying intent.
Example prompt
This prompt turns filings into a traceable company brief.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's U.S. public company intelligence capability to research [COMPANY, TICKER OR CIK] for [ACCOUNT, COMPETITOR OR MONITORING DECISION]. Use official identity, filing and reported-fact records from [PERIOD], retain accession numbers and SEC links, distinguish disclosures from inference, and identify evidence gaps before recommending follow-up. Show me the price before the paid run.