Investment intelligence for private equity

Know what changed. Know what matters. Know what to investigate next.

Turn SEC filings into evidence-backed investment decisions. Understand a company in seconds, notice what changed, investigate with evidence, and prepare findings for the Investment Committee, without needing to know where to look in a filing.

No account required · Public SEC filings · Every claim cited

Filings
246
Companies
54
Period ends
2022–2025
diligenceiq · Apple (AAPL) · Current risks

What the latest annual report flags

  • Macroeconomic and Industry Risks

    The Company’s operations and performance depend significantly on global and regional economic conditions and adverse economic conditions can materially adversely affect the Company’s business, results of operations, financial condition and stock price.

    § AAPL FY2025 · 1A

  • Business Risks

    To remain competitive and stimulate customer demand, the Company must successfully manage frequent introductions and transitions of products and services.

    § AAPL FY2025 · 1A

  • Legal and Regulatory Compliance Risks

    The Company’s business, results of operations and financial condition could be adversely impacted by unfavorable results of legal proceedings or government investigations.

    § AAPL FY2025 · 1A

  • Financial Risks

    The Company’s net sales and gross margins are subject to volatility and downward pressure due to a variety of factors.

    § AAPL FY2025 · 1A

Verbatim from Apple’s FY2025 annual report · each citation opens its passage

Launch film

From a company’s filings to findings you can defend.

Pick a company, see what changed and why it matters, ask a question, check the evidence and save the finding, in the working product.

The working product · captions available · public SEC filings

The problem

The answers are in the filings. Finding them takes days.

A deal team needs to know what is happening at a company, what changed and what deserves a closer look, before the Investment Committee asks.

Too much to read

Each company files an annual report and three quarterly reports a year, written for regulators rather than for a deal team.

Change hides between filings

A new risk, a reworded outlook or a segment that stopped growing only shows when one period sits beside the last.

Answers nobody can check

An answer without its source passage cannot go in front of an Investment Committee, however fluent it sounds.

How DiligenceIQ works

Value before the first question, evidence behind every answer.

The product follows the way a diligence team works: understand, notice, investigate, verify, capture.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Company Intelligence

    Pick a company and read what it faces in plain language, each point cited to its filing.

  2. 02

    Notice

    What’s changed

    Risks that persist across annual reports and changes in reported trends, with why they can matter.

  3. 03

    Investigate

    Compare · Deep Analysis

    Put companies side by side, or ask any question for a cited Diligence Brief.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Evidence

    Every claim opens the filing passage it came from.

  5. 05

    Capture

    Findings

    Save what matters, with its evidence, for the Investment Committee.

Shows its work

Every conclusion carries its evidence.

Built so an analyst can check every line before it reaches the Investment Committee.

Cited to the passage

Every claim opens the filing passage it came from. A citation to anything outside the supplied evidence is removed and flagged.

Figures checked against their source

Dollar and percentage figures in a brief are checked against the passages they cite, and any that can’t be matched are marked unverified.

Descriptive, never a rating

Labels describe, never judge: Growing, Slowing, New, Persistent. No scores, ratings or recommendations.

Evidence that stays put

A saved finding keeps a copy of its cited passages, so it reads the same at the Investment Committee.

Two ways in

Start with a company, or start with a question.

Guided for anyone new to SEC filings, direct for the analyst who already knows what to ask.

Company Intelligence

No question needed. Pick a company for a view built from its filings:

  • How it is performing: reported figures with their source rows, and trends computed from them
  • Current risks, grouped in plain language and cited to the filing
  • Risks that persist across annual reports and changes in reported trends, with why they matter
  • What to investigate next, one click from a prefilled question

Every company in the review window has a profile (53 companies), built offline from its filings once per index version. Each says whether its narrative was written by the model and checked against the filings, or comes from templates.

Compare puts two to five companies side by side, from the same profiles.

Deep Analysis

Ask anything across 54 companies and 246 filings, multi-company and multi-year, and get a cited Diligence Brief. Pre-run in every demo workspace:

  • How has NVIDIA's revenue and growth outlook changed over the last two years?
  • Compare the cloud businesses of Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet.
  • How have Apple's regulatory disclosures changed from 2023 through 2025, and what actions does management describe?

How it is built

One generation call per question. Nothing running when nobody is.

Retrieval-augmented generation over the filings, on a serverless AWS stack that idles at close to zero.

One generation call per question

Query analysis, context building and validation are deterministic; retrieval embeds the question once; each analysis makes at most one generation request.

Profiles built ahead of time

Company Intelligence is read from stored profile sets. Opening a page never calls a model.

Serverless, scale to zero

Amplify, Lambda, SQS, DynamoDB and S3 on AWS. No clusters and no always-on servers.

Spend under control

A kill switch and caps per workspace and per day bound what the demo can spend.

Architecture and business value

No account required

Pick a company. See what matters.

A demo workspace opens with pre-run briefs and saved findings to explore.