Financial Reporting Intelligence

Financial Reporting Intelligence is Finrep's research and review platform for financial reporting teams.

EDGAR filings from 2011 onward, including 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1, proxies and exhibits. SEC staff comment letters and company responses from 2001 onward. US GAAP and IFRS standards with new ASUs as they are issued. You can also point it at your own uploaded documents.

Yes. Every answer links back to the documents it was built from, down to the passage rather than the file. You can open the filing or the paragraph of guidance, read it in context, and check the answer yourself before you use it. Answers are a first draft for a professional to review, not a signature.

General assistants answer from model memory and can invent a citation that looks right. Finrep retrieves from the filing record and the codification first, then answers, and keeps the link to each source. It also knows the shape of the work: peer sets, disclosure checklists, roll-forwards and comment letter research.

Filing research tools index the filings. Market intelligence platforms are built for investors and add transcripts and broker research. Finrep is built for the people who write the filing, so the accounting standards, the filings and the staff comment letters answer one question together, and the output is a grid or a draft you can export.

No. Filing platforms assemble the document, manage the numbers and submit to EDGAR. Financial Reporting Intelligence answers the questions that come up while you write it: what the standard requires, how peers disclosed it, and what the staff has asked about it. Teams often run both.

Yes. Comment Letter Explorer searches staff comments and company responses by topic, industry and registrant rather than only by company and date. You can see which topics recur in your sector and pull the verbatim language before drafting a response.

You build the peer set yourself. Peer alignment analysis runs up to 15 peers at a time, and side-by-side disclosure comparison holds up to 10 filings at once. Grid Reports put the peer set across the top and your questions down the side, with the excerpt and source filing in every cell, and export to Excel.

Yes. You can research a fact pattern against the codification and turn it into a memo in Word with the paragraph references attached. Teams use it for revenue and lease contract analysis, ASU applicability, and policy memos, then review and edit before the memo goes to an auditor.

No. Your data is never used to train foundation models, and Finrep holds no-train terms with its AI providers. Documents, drafts and queries stay inside your organization's workspace. The security page lists sub-processors, retention windows and the certifications in full.

Yes. Finrep is SOC 2 Type II audited and ISO 27001 certified, with encryption in transit and at rest, SAML SSO, role-based access and immutable audit logs. You can request the SOC 2 report and the ISO certificate from the security page.

Yes. Finrep runs as hosted SaaS, as a single-tenant dedicated instance, inside your own AWS, Azure or GCP account, or fully on-premises inside your network with no public ingress. Every mode ships with the same encryption, access controls and audit logging.

There is a 14-day free trial with full platform access and no credit card. After that, pricing depends on team size and which workspaces you add on top of Financial Reporting Intelligence. The pricing page has the current plans, and sales can quote a team or a firm.

You can start on your own filings the same day: sign in, pick your company and peer set, and ask a question. There is no data migration, because the filing record and the standards are already indexed. Larger rollouts add SSO, access controls and a shared document workspace.