Public-company fundamentals
Search issuers, retrieve company profiles, work with SEC filings and filing text, query XBRL financial statements, screen reported concepts, and analyze insider and institutional ownership.
Query company profiles, SEC filings, machine-readable 10-K and 10-Q sections, XBRL financials, accounting ratios, insider transactions, 13F holdings, scheduled US economic events, and supported on-chain metrics over REST with one API key.
Company fundamentals are available through the US Stocks entitlement. On-chain access depends on the enabled dataset.
SiftingIO groups related research datasets under one API-key and versioning model while keeping the underlying data definitions explicit.
Search issuers, retrieve company profiles, work with SEC filings and filing text, query XBRL financial statements, screen reported concepts, and analyze insider and institutional ownership.
Retrieve verified metrics where supported today. Pair-level DEX TVL is available now through the DEX & DeFi product; broader protocol, token, or network metrics can be requested with documented definitions and coverage limits.
Query scheduled US economic releases including CPI, NFP, FOMC, GDP, and other events from official agency calendars, with UTC timestamps, impact tiers, and issuing agencies.
Use one API key to move from issuer discovery to structured filings, reported financial statements, ownership records, macro events, and supported on-chain metrics.
Resolve issuers by ticker or company name and retrieve CIK, exchange listings, SIC classification, entity type, alternate tickers, and fiscal year end.
List and filter 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, DEF 14A, Schedule 13D and 13G, and earnings-release filings, with accession numbers, dates, document links, and filing metadata.
Extract clean, machine-readable sections from 10-K and 10-Q filings and compare annual Risk Factors paragraph by paragraph across added, removed, and modified disclosures.
Retrieve complete XBRL bundles or individual reported concepts across periods, including taxonomy, units, fiscal periods, forms, accession numbers, and filing dates.
Compare one reported XBRL concept across filers or query accounting ratios derived from financial statements across reported periods.
Access normalized Form 3, 4, and 5 transactions, including purchases, sales, grants, and exercises, plus current 13F-HR positions for supported institutional filers.
Filter upcoming US economic releases by date, impact, agency, or recurring event identifier, with official UTC schedule times and issuing-agency metadata.
Query the on-chain metrics verified by the current API. Pair-level DEX TVL is available today; additional metrics are added with explicit definitions and coverage limits.
Search reported company data, retrieve filing metadata and text, query XBRL concepts, analyze disclosure changes, and work with ownership records through versioned REST endpoints.
curl -H "X-API-Key: $KEY" \
"https://api.sifting.io/v1/fnd/stocks/AAPL/filings?form=10-Q&limit=10"{ "data": [ { "accession": "0000320193-26-000013", "form": "10-Q", "filed_at": "2026-05-01", "period_end": "2026-03-28", "accepted_at": "2026-05-01T16:30:21Z", "primary_document_url": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/...", "description": "Form 10-Q", "has_xbrl": true } ], "meta": { "next_cursor": "eyJvIjo1MH0", "as_of": "2026-05-02T12:34:56Z" }}10-K · 10-Q · 8-K · DEF 14A · Schedule 13D/G · earnings releases
Open the SEC filings API referenceThe following represents the documented data groups available through SiftingIO. Exact company, filing, concept, filer, event, chain, and protocol availability depends on the relevant endpoint and entitlement.
10-K10-Q8-KDEF 14A13D / 13GFiling metadatafinancialsfinancials/:conceptscreenerratiossectionsrisk-factors-diffsearchprofileprofileinsidersholdingsfilings/:accessioneconomic-calendarlow / medium / highBLS · BEA · FedDEX & DeFion requestRelated products: US Stocks data API · DEX & DeFi API · Data methodology
Use structured filings, financial statements, ownership records, economic events, and supported on-chain metrics across research, screening, monitoring, and product applications.
Build company screens, compare reported financial concepts, analyze accounting ratios, and combine issuer metadata with market and historical data.
Retrieve clean 10-K and 10-Q sections, monitor 8-K events, compare Risk Factors across years, and provide structured filing text to search, NLP, or LLM workflows.
Track insider purchases and sales, institutional holdings, beneficial-ownership filings, proxy statements, earnings releases, and other corporate disclosures.
Place company fundamentals alongside economic-event schedules, market prices, DEX liquidity, and verified on-chain metrics in research platforms and internal dashboards.
The Fundamentals API includes company discovery and profiles, SEC filing metadata, filing text and Risk Factors analysis, XBRL financial statements, accounting ratios, cross-sectional screens, insider transactions, institutional holdings, upcoming US economic events, and verified on-chain datasets where supported.
No. Public-company fundamentals are a major part of the product. SiftingIO provides structured SEC filings, XBRL financials, filing-derived text, insider transactions, institutional holdings, and issuer metadata in addition to supported on-chain and macro datasets.
The documented filing endpoints cover 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, DEF 14A, Schedule 13D and 13G, and earnings-release filings. Filing metadata includes accession numbers, filing dates, reporting periods, document links, and XBRL availability where applicable.
Yes. Filing-text endpoints extract standard 10-K and 10-Q sections from the primary HTML document into clean text. Extraction is best-effort because SEC filing markup varies by issuer and filing.
It compares the latest annual 10-K Risk Factors section with the prior year and groups paragraph-level changes into added, removed, and modified disclosures.
You can retrieve a company's complete reported XBRL bundle, request one concept across every reported period, compare one concept across filers for a selected SEC calendar period, and query accounting ratios derived from reported statements.
Not in the current version. The ratios endpoint is derived from reported XBRL concepts and currently excludes stock-price-dependent valuation ratios such as P/E, P/B, and EV/EBITDA.
Yes. Insider endpoints normalize Form 3, 4, and 5 transactions into row-level records. The institutional-holdings endpoint returns the latest 13F-HR positions for supported filers.
It provides upcoming US economic events such as CPI, NFP, FOMC, and GDP, with official UTC schedule times, impact tiers, affected currency, and issuing-agency metadata. Some release-result fields may remain null until the corresponding release-data pipeline is available.
On-chain availability depends on the currently enabled metric, network, protocol, and entitlement. The page and documentation should list only verified metrics. Pair-level DEX TVL should not be interpreted as proof of protocol-wide supply, holder, fee, or revenue coverage.
Company fundamentals, filing data, XBRL, ownership records, economic events, and current on-chain snapshots are REST datasets. WebSocket is used separately for supported live market-data streams.
Send the SiftingIO API key in the X-API-Key header for REST requests. The same account and API-key system is used across entitled SiftingIO products.
Company fundamentals are currently associated with the US Stocks product unless the active entitlement configuration specifies otherwise. On-chain datasets may use a different entitlement or custom access path.
Usage rights depend on the dataset, plan, and use case. Customer-facing display, bulk extraction, B2B redistribution, sublicensing, or embedded commercial use may require an eligible paid plan or Enterprise agreement.
A Free account can be used to evaluate eligible endpoints without a credit card. Exact dataset access, history, limits, and entitlements depend on the product associated with the endpoint.
Create an account and test company search, SEC filings, XBRL financials, filing text, ownership data, and eligible economic-event endpoints with one API key.