Private Offering Notice Feed
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New Form D private offering notices from SEC EDGAR public filings. Add Form D/A amendments with formTypes. Filter by industry, state, offering size and exemption.
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First filing date to scan, as YYYY-MM-DD. Leave empty to continue from the saved cursor. On the first run, the default is the latest business day whose nightly index should already be published. One run scans at most maxBackfillDays business days. The default is 1 and the maximum is 30. The same dateFrom and dateTo resume after the last finished day of that range. Clear both dates when the backfill is done.
Last filing date to scan, as YYYY-MM-DD. Leave empty to stop at the latest business day whose nightly index should already be published (around 22:00 America/New_York). A span longer than maxBackfillDays (default 1, maximum 30) finishes on later runs. The status message says how many of those days this run scanned.
Which notices to deliver. D is a new notice. D/A is an amendment. The default is new notices only. Days are still marked scanned when a filing is filtered out, so widening this later does not replay old days. Use Date from to backfill.
Keep filings whose EDGAR industryGroupType is in this list. Leave empty to keep every industry. Examples: Biotechnology, Other Real Estate, Pooled Investment Fund, Other Technology.
Drop filings whose industry group is Pooled Investment Fund.
Keep filings whose issuer state or country code is in this list. Use EDGAR codes such as CA, NY, or DE. Matching is case-insensitive. Leave empty to keep every jurisdiction.
Keep filings whose total amount sold is at least this many dollars. Leave empty to apply no minimum.
Keep filings whose total offering amount is at least this many dollars. An Indefinite offering is treated as large enough. Leave empty to apply no minimum.
Keep filings that claim at least one of these Form D item codes from technical specification section 4.22. Leave empty to keep every exemption.
Keep only filings that report a date of first sale. Filings marked yet to occur are dropped.
Add related-person names, and sales-compensation recipient names and CRD numbers. Off by default. A recipient name or CRD may identify a person. The associated broker-dealer name and CRD are the firm's record and are included either way. The run log never includes names or CRD numbers.
Add the issuer street address and phone number. Off by default. Both are personal data. Related-person street addresses are never included. The run log never includes streets or phone numbers.
Stop after this many filings have been pushed in the run. The Console form starts at 100. A call that omits this field still uses 1000. The day is left unfinished, so the next run continues with the filings that were not delivered. Removal notices do not count toward this limit.
Maximum number of business days to scan in this run. The default is 1. The maximum is 30. A longer date range, or a cursor more than that many business days behind, is not scanned in one run. The status message says how many days were scanned and how to continue. The first day is included in the run. Each later day is a day-scanned event, checked against the spending limit before the day starts and charged after the cursor is saved.
Names the saved cursor for this schedule. The store is private-offering-notice-feed-state-. Use a different key for each filter set or schedule. Two runs that share a key share dedupe, so one can hide filings the other has not delivered. Lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens only, 1 to 28 characters. Default is default.
