SEC EDGAR Company Filings Scraper

Extract company filings from SEC EDGAR by ticker or CIK, covering every public company that files with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

30 fields per record

United States coverage

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

Updated 2026-06-22

What you get

Each record is one filing submitted to SEC EDGAR, with the metadata you need to identify and open the document, ready to load into any database, spreadsheet, or research pipeline:

• companyName: registered company name as filed with the SEC
• ticker: stock ticker symbol, when the company is in the SEC ticker directory
• cik: ten digit SEC Central Index Key for the company
• entityType: SEC entity type, for example operating
• stateOfIncorporation: state or country where the company is incorporated
• fiscalYearEnd: company fiscal year end as MMDD
• ein: employer identification number
• phone: company contact phone number
• businessAddress: company business address (street, city, state, zip)
• formerNames: prior registered names with the dates each was in use
• form: filing form type, such as 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K or 4
• filingDate: date the filing was submitted
• reportDate: period of report the filing covers, when applicable
• acceptanceDateTime: timestamp the SEC accepted the submission
• accessionNumber: unique SEC accession number for the filing
• primaryDocument: file name of the main document in the submission
• primaryDocumentUrl: direct link to the primary document on sec.gov
• primaryDocDescription: short description of the primary document
• fileNumber: SEC file number associated with the filing
• items: 8-K item codes reported in the filing, when present
• act: securities act the filing was made under
• size: size of the submission in bytes
• isXBRL: whether the filing includes XBRL structured data
• isInlineXBRL: whether the filing uses inline XBRL
• sicDescription: SEC industry classification for the company
• exchanges: stock exchanges the company is listed on
• insiderTransactions*: for Form 3, 4 and 5 filings, the parsed insider trades: reporting owner name and CIK, whether they are a director, officer or ten percent owner, officer title, security title, transaction date and code, shares, price per share, shares owned after, and direct or indirect ownership
• filingUrl: link to the filing index page on EDGAR
• observedAt: when this filing was last seen by the scraper

*The insiderTransactions field only appears when Insider Transaction Details is enabled, and only on Form 3, 4 and 5 filings.

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Filing monitoring	Investors watching for new 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K filings
Compliance research	Legal and compliance teams pulling a company filing history
Document collection	Analysts gathering primary document links in bulk
Event tracking	Funds tracking 8-K material events by item code
Insider trading	Analysts following Form 4 insider buys and sells by executives and directors
Data pipelines	Developers feeding research tools and dashboards

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose which companies to scrape?
You can provide stock tickers such as AAPL or MSFT, raw CIK numbers, or a company name substring that matches the SEC ticker directory. Tickers are resolved to CIK numbers automatically, and you can mix all three inputs in one run.

Which filings does it return?
It returns the filings listed in a company submissions history on EDGAR, newest first. You can filter by form type, for example only 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K, and by a filing date range. Companies with long histories also have older filings paged in from EDGAR archive files when needed.

Can I get a direct link to each document?
Yes. Every record includes a primaryDocumentUrl that opens the main document on sec.gov and a filingUrl that opens the full filing index, so you can move from the dataset straight to the source.

Can I see insider transactions from Form 4 filings?
Yes. Enable Insider Transaction Details and filter the form types to 3, 4 and 5. For each ownership filing the actor opens the ownership document and parses every trade, including the insider name, their role at the company, the number of shares, the price per share, the transaction date, and the shares owned afterward.

How current is the data?
The data comes straight from the SEC EDGAR submissions API, which updates as new filings are accepted, so a run reflects filings available at the moment it runs.

What happens if a company cannot be found?
If a ticker or CIK cannot be resolved, the actor records an error row for that input and continues with the rest, so one bad symbol never stops the run.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. It only accesses data that is publicly available through the EDGAR open data APIs. Use it in accordance with the SEC EDGAR access terms.