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About

A filings pipeline, run by the people who use it.

FilingWire turns SEC EDGAR documents into records you can query, with a link back to the filing on every row. It is operated from Quebec, Canada.

Form D filings parsed
22,357
8-K events classified
8,535
Issuers on record
17,471
Refresh cycle
Daily
Why it exists

Filings are public. Using them is not easy.

EDGAR publishes everything and structures almost none of it. A Form D is XML with no index by industry. An 8-K is a header full of item codes attached to prose. Anyone who wants to watch either at scale ends up writing the same pipeline.

We wrote it once and sell access to the output. The differentiator is not the parsing: it is that every record keeps its accession number, so any claim can be checked against the document in one click.

What we will not do
No opaque scores
Severity is one model assigned field, labelled as such on every surface that shows it, sitting next to a link to the document it came from.
No implied real-time
One ingest pass a day. Anywhere a page could imply a live feed, it says daily instead, and the status page shows when the last pass actually finished.
No features we have not built
There is no alerting, no webhook delivery and no uptime SLA, so none of them appear as a tier feature on the pricing page. Ask, and we will tell you what it would take to build.
No customer claims
No logo wall, no testimonials, no user counts. When there are customers worth naming, we will ask them first.
No harvested contact data
The products carry business information. We do not collect people from LinkedIn or anywhere else, and there is no contact database behind either API.
The corpus

What has been ingested, and since when.

Form D, from June 2025
Every Form D notice of exempt offering in the daily EDGAR index since then, excluding pooled investment funds, which are fund formations rather than operating companies raising money.
8-K, from May 2026
Every 8-K carrying a material event item. Filings with no material item, such as a routine earnings release, are not classified and are not in the corpus.
Both grow every night
One pass a day against the EDGAR index, on a rolling window, so a pass that fails is picked up by the next one rather than leaving a hole.
Contact

One address, answered by a person.

Technical questions, coverage gaps, a record that looks wrong, volume pricing, or a request we have not thought of. We would rather hear about a bad record than have you quietly work around it.

hello@filingwire.io