About Finzati

What You Can Do

With Finzati, users can search companies, review financial statements and company fundamentals, explore earnings, IPO, dividend, and split calendars, follow important market events, and use screeners to identify companies based on different financial criteria.

The goal is to reduce the complexity of checking multiple sources and present information in a structured way that supports each user's own research process.

Why Finzati Was Created

Finzati was created to make public company information easier to access and understand.

Investors often need to move between several websites to review financial statements, earnings, valuation metrics, market events, and company fundamentals. Finzati organizes these elements into a more focused experience so users can spend less time collecting information and more time understanding it.

The objective is not to tell users what to buy or sell. The objective is to provide clearer information, useful context, and practical tools that help users conduct their own research.

How Data Is Collected and Processed

Finzati obtains financial and company information from established public and commercial sources, including SEC EDGAR filings, Financial Modeling Prep, public company disclosures, and related market information.

The data is collected and processed through Finzati's own systems and servers. Financial records are normalized, organized, and combined to make the information easier to review, compare, and understand.

Finzati may also calculate internal indicators, classifications, and quantitative scores using the available financial data. These results are provided for informational and educational purposes and should not be interpreted as personalized investment recommendations.

Technology

Finzati is built using modern software technologies, including .NET and ASP.NET Core for backend services and financial-data processing, SQL Server for structured financial and market data, and Next.js and React for the web platform.

Automated background processes are used to import, validate, normalize, and update information. The platform also uses secure server and cloud infrastructure to deliver its services.

Independence and Transparency

Finzati is independently developed and is not affiliated with the SEC, Financial Modeling Prep, any brokerage firm, or any publicly traded company displayed on the platform.

Data may be delayed, incomplete, corrected, or restated by its original providers. Users should verify important information using official company filings and other primary sources before making financial decisions.