For corporate strategy and IR

What your competitors tell the SEC.

For strategy, competitive intelligence and investor relations at a listed company. Read what competitors report about their position, segments and risks, each point cited to their own filings.

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What it reads

SEC filings · Earnings releases · Investor presentations · XBRL financial data · 13F filings

How it is used in strategy and IR work

Competitors, from their own filings

The Competitive Landscape agent compares named competitors on reported growth, margins and cash flow and quotes what each management says about competition, each point cited.

Agents

One question across your peer set

Ask every competitor the same question in a Grid, each answer cited, and read their reported KPIs quarter by quarter, each value with its filing table.

Grid · Segments & KPIs

What a competitor rewrote

Changes marks what a company added to or removed from its 10-K or 10-Q since the one before, risk factors included.

Search · Changes

For investor relations: who holds your stock

The institutions that hold your company’s stock from their 13F filings, and which of them added or cut last quarter.

Company · Ownership

Questions to start with

“How do Walmart, Target and Costco describe competition in their latest 10-K?” A Grid, each answer cited
“What did a competitor add to its risk factors this year?” Changes
“Which institutions added to their stake in the company last quarter?” Ownership, from 13F filings

Good to know

Does it cover private competitors?

No. It covers companies listed in the US, through what they file with the SEC.

Does it have market-size data?

No. It holds what companies report about themselves and carries no market-size figures from other providers.

Does it show every shareholder?

No. It shows the institutions that file Form 13F, as of each quarter’s end and some weeks later. Smaller holders, daily share data and analyst estimates are not included.