DataSinking provides financial report search and retrieval for listed companies. Browse exchanges, stocks, and reports; filter by ticker, report type, and reporting period; and retrieve section headings and report content in Markdown.
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Returns id, symbol, total and sections (heading strings); observed responses also include source and section_details with title, has_tables, chars and estimated_tokens. Use a heading with get_report.section. Overseas parsing can produce page numbers, separators and duplicates (observed for AAPL); successful HTTP alone does not establish section quality.
Returns total, page, size and items. Start here to obtain document IDs; default response excludes content. Period filters and sorting refer to reporting periods, not disclosure dates. with_content='1' explicitly includes Markdown. Preserve source attribution, symbol, title, report_period and announcement_time (Unix milliseconds).
Returns document metadata and original Markdown content, or a fuzzy-matched section when section is supplied. First locate an ID with list_reports and inspect list_sections. Keep source attribution, symbol, title, reporting period, disclosure timestamp, tables and original units. Overseas headings may be unreliable. Full text can be very large; use the platform's existing full-response file/truncation mechanism. Missing documents or sections return 404.
Returns an object with an exchanges array of currently available codes. Observed catalog had 12 codes on 2026-10-09; coverage is dynamic and is not guaranteed by the OpenAPI enum.
Returns exchange, total and items with stock_code, stock_name and report_count. Requires an exchange. This endpoint has no documented pagination and can return a large catalog.
