Data Extractor
Pull structured fields from filings: financial statements, segment data, key ratios, footnote items. Output is XLSX, cited cell-by-cell back to the source.
A source-grounded workspace for credit, equity, and KYC analysts: turn 10-Ks, prospectuses, and submissions into structured outputs you'd hand to an associate.
No credit card. Audit trail on every figure.

Drop a 10-K. Ask for revenue, segments, debt maturity schedule, capex by year. The Data Extractor returns a spreadsheet with every cell cited back to the page in the filing. Verify in seconds, not in audit sessions.

Reading the 10-K isn't where you add value. Reading it carefully enough to spot the segment shift, the contingent liability buried in note 14, the working-capital quirk: that is. Spend the day on judgment, not on copying numbers.
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Pull structured fields from filings: financial statements, segment data, key ratios, footnote items. Output is XLSX, cited cell-by-cell back to the source.
Describe what you're looking for in plain English ("Credits with covenants worth flagging") and pull the matching documents into your working set. Triage 50 deals before you touch a single one.
Multimodal models read the charts and tables embedded in PDFs, not just the prose. Pull the figure, get the structured numbers behind it.
Numeric accuracy is everything. One wrong figure poisons the spread.
Every extracted cell links back to the page it came from. Verify by clicking, not by re-reading the whole filing. Audit trail is built in.
Confidential client data can't leave our environment.
Per-tenant isolation. No training on customer content. Your filings, your spreads, your queries: never pooled across customers.
Filings format varies wildly across companies and jurisdictions.
Documents converted to a common internal format regardless of input. The same prompt works against US 10-Ks, EU annual reports, and emerging-market prospectuses.
Upload a recent filing, define your standard schema, run the Data Extractor. Compare the output to what an associate would produce manually.