8-K Filings Scraper: Company Buying Signals
Pricing
from $1.40 / 1,000 8-k filing events
Returns recent Form 8-K filings as company buying signals: new agreements, acquisitions, officer or director changes, bankruptcies, results and more, with plain-English event labels, ticker, CIK, industry, state and filing link. Daily mode returns only new filings.
Return filings from today back this many calendar days (US Eastern time). The default of 3 means a Monday run still covers Friday. Ignored when Start date is set.
First filing date to include, YYYY-MM-DD. Overrides Days back.
Only filings that report at least one of these items. Leave empty for all. Good sales triggers: 1.01 major agreement, 2.01 acquisition completed, 5.02 officer or director change, 1.03 bankruptcy, 2.05 restructuring.
Skip filings whose only events are these items, for example 2.02 results or 7.01 investor communication. Item 9.01 (exhibits) is ignored here because it comes with most filings. A filing that also reports another item is kept.
Only companies whose SIC code starts with any of these, for example 7372 (prepackaged software), 73 (business services) or 28 (chemicals and pharma). Leave empty for all industries.
Only companies whose business address is in these US states (two-letter codes such as CA, NY, TX) or EDGAR country codes.
Only companies incorporated in these states or countries, for example DE for Delaware or E9 for the Cayman Islands.
Only these companies. Use stock tickers (AAPL, BRK.B) or CIK numbers (320193). Leave empty for all companies.
Also return amendments to earlier 8-K filings. Off by default because an amendment usually repeats an event already reported.
Stop after this many filings are saved. 0 means no limit. You pay per filing saved.
Remember which filings were already returned for these filters and only return new ones. Ideal for a daily schedule. The date window and Maximum records are not part of the memory, so a rolling window keeps the same history. Changing the filters starts a fresh history.
Name of the key-value store in your account that remembers filings already returned (only used with onlyNew). Each different set of filters gets its own record inside it. If a run reports that it cannot open the store, enter a different name here.
SEC asks automated tools to identify themselves, ideally with a company name and contact email, for example "Acme Sales Ops ops@acme.com". Leave empty to use the Actor's own identification.
