SEC EDGAR Financial Facts Scraper

Extract reported financial figures from SEC EDGAR XBRL data by ticker or CIK, covering every public company that files structured financials with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

18 fields per record

United States coverage

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

Updated 2026-06-22

What you get

Each record is one reported datapoint for one financial concept in one unit and reporting period, ready to load into any database, spreadsheet, or financial model:

• 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
• concept: XBRL concept tag, such as Revenues, Assets or NetIncomeLoss
• label: human readable label for the concept
• taxonomy: XBRL taxonomy the concept belongs to, us-gaap or dei
• unit: unit the value is reported in, such as USD, shares or USD/shares
• value: the reported numeric value
• start: start of the period the value covers, for duration concepts
• end: end of the period the value covers
• fy: fiscal year the value was reported for
• fp: fiscal period, such as FY, Q1, Q2 or Q3
• form: filing form the value came from, such as 10-K or 10-Q
• filed: date the source filing was filed
• frame: SEC reporting frame for the datapoint, when assigned
• accessionNumber: accession number of the source filing
• description: full definition of the concept from the taxonomy
• observedAt: when this datapoint was last seen by the scraper

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Fundamental analysis	Investors pulling revenue, assets and income time series
Financial modeling	Analysts feeding reported figures into valuation models
Peer comparison	Teams comparing the same concept across many companies
Screening	Quant teams building datasets keyed by concept and period
Data pipelines	Developers loading structured financials into dashboards

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose which companies to pull?
You provide stock tickers such as AAPL or MSFT, or raw CIK numbers, and the actor resolves each ticker to its CIK automatically. You can mix tickers and CIKs in the same run.

Which financial concepts can I extract?
Any concept the company reports in XBRL. Common ones are Revenues, Assets and NetIncomeLoss, but you can request any us-gaap or dei tag, or leave the concept list empty to pull every reported concept for the company.

Why are there several values for the same concept?
Companies report the same concept across many periods and across several filings, and the same period can be restated. Each datapoint carries its period, fiscal year, fiscal period, form and filing date so you can pick exactly the figures you need.

What units should I expect?
Most income and balance sheet figures are in USD, share counts are in shares, and per share figures use USD/shares. You can restrict a run to specific units if you only want one kind.

What happens if a company has no XBRL data?
If a company has not filed structured XBRL facts, the actor records an error row for that company and continues with the rest of the list.

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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.