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SEC APIRelease
Macro intelligence endpoints
Give agents and investor systems country-level context for return attribution, factor interpretation, and risk explanation. Search official-source indicators, fetch compact country packs, and connect macro scenarios to portfolios and factors in one workflow.

Highlights

  • New macro endpoints: indicator search, observations, release history, upcoming calendar, forecasts, regimes, and a per-country status check
  • GET /v1/macro/high-signal-pack returns an agent-ready country pack with latest values, upcoming releases, forecasts, regime, and source posture
  • POST /v1/intelligence/country-report returns a dense investment briefing with key drivers, watch items, and implications
  • Connect macro to portfolio stress tests and GET /v1/factors/macro-sensitivity, all exposed as MCP tools
SEC APIRelease
New API key format and key management
API keys now use a clear, prefixed format that is easy to recognize in code and logs, with a refreshed creation and rotation experience in the dashboard.

Highlights

  • Keys use a consistent secapi_ prefix for live and test environments
  • Improved key creation, naming, and rotation flows in the dashboard
  • API keys remain the primary authentication method across REST, SDKs, CLI, and MCP
SEC APIRelease
Refreshed dashboard and onboarding
The dashboard and first-run onboarding got a visual and usability pass so it is faster to find your keys, watch usage, and get to a first successful request.

Highlights

  • Inline notifications and loading states across the dashboard
  • Clearer onboarding with a usage chart and key-state indicators
  • Accessibility and responsive-layout improvements throughout the app
SEC APIRelease
Fresher filing feeds and freshness signals
Filing lists now order by when the SEC accepted each filing, so the newest activity surfaces first. Freshness monitoring was tightened to reflect real ingestion lag rather than transient blips.

Highlights

  • GET /v1/filings results ordered by SEC acceptance time for accurate recency
  • Real-time hot-lane ingestion keeps the latest filings flowing as they post to EDGAR
  • More reliable freshness and trust metadata on filing responses
SEC APIRelease
Business Breakdown segments and factor quality calibration
Company segment breakdowns now classify product, geographic, and operating axes more reliably, and factor returns went through an empirical quality calibration ahead of general availability.

Highlights

  • GET /v1/companies/segments groups XBRL segment facts into product, geographic, and operating axes with per-segment revenue share, margin, and YoY growth
  • Each axis is flagged reported or low_confidence based on whether it ties to total revenue
  • Empirical calibration of factor returns for more trustworthy factor analytics
SEC APIRelease
Cleaner provenance in API responses
Customer responses now carry clean, public-safe provenance metadata. Internal source identifiers were removed from /v1 payloads while all SEC source citations and accession references are preserved.

Highlights

  • Provenance and source fields scrubbed of internal vendor identifiers
  • SEC accession numbers, filing dates, and citation fields fully retained
  • More accurate per-period factor return math at the boundaries
SEC APIRelease
Launch-ready docs and faster filing throughput
Documentation at docs.secapi.ai was finalized for public launch and filing search ordering was corrected, with a dedicated signup flow added.

Highlights

  • Documentation finalized and de-beta’d for public launch
  • Filing search now sorts by true filing date so older filings no longer surface at the top
  • Dedicated signup page and accuracy pass on the session and pricing docs
SEC APIRelease
Longer-lived dashboard sessions and legal hardening
Dashboard sign-ins now stay active far longer, duplicate organizations are prevented on signup, and the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy were audited and updated for launch.

Highlights

  • Refresh-backed sessions keep you signed in to the dashboard for 30 days (90 with remember-me)
  • Signing in with a verified email joins your existing organization instead of creating a duplicate
  • Audited Terms of Service and Privacy Policy with explicit consent capture
SEC APIRelease
Hardened sign-in exchange
The dashboard sign-in flow was upgraded to a confidential WorkOS AuthKit exchange for stronger token handling.

Highlights

  • Confidential authorization-code exchange for dashboard sign-in
  • More resilient insider-trade list responses under load
SEC APIRelease
Dilution endpoints in every SDK and the CLI
All 14 dilution endpoints are now first-class methods in the TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust SDKs and in the secapi CLI, so the dilution surface is reachable from any runtime.

Highlights

  • Dilution events, warrants, convertibles, lockups, ROFR, cash position, corporate actions, Nasdaq compliance, ratings, reverse splits, score, share-float history, and coverage in all four SDKs
  • New secapi dilution command group with 14 subcommands
  • Agent-shaped responses available across the dilution endpoints
SEC APIRelease
Structured 8-K Item 5.07 voting results
A new endpoint and MCP tool return structured shareholder voting results parsed from 8-K Item 5.07 filings, with per-proposal vote counts, approval outcomes, and proposal-type classification.

Highlights

  • New GET /v1/events/voting-results with ticker, CIK, date range, meeting type, and cursor pagination
  • New events.voting_results MCP tool
  • Per-proposal counts (for, against, abstain, broker non-votes), approval outcome, and proposal-type classification with a parsing-confidence signal
SEC APIRelease
API keys are the primary authentication method
A product-direction decision for customers and partners: API keys cover every REST, SDK, CLI, and dashboard client today, with OAuth/SSO planned for the enterprise tier.

Highlights

  • API keys are the primary authentication method for all plans
  • OAuth and SSO via WorkOS are planned for the enterprise tier in 2026 Q3 and beyond
  • Hosted MCP continues to use WorkOS OAuth discovery for the MCP surface
SEC APIRelease
Thematic factor baskets
Added curated thematic baskets and roughly 70 new thematic stock-basket factors, with methodology documentation, expanding the factor catalog for screening and rotation workflows.

Highlights

  • 16 curated thematic baskets plus around 70 new thematic stock-basket factors
  • Published methodology so factor definitions are inspectable
  • Available through the factors catalog, returns, and screen endpoints
SEC APIRelease
Geographic segment depth and preferred-stock equity
Segmented revenues now recognize geographic groupings such as EMEA, APAC, and Americas for cleaner most-granular filtering, and common-equity derivation correctly deducts preferred stock when common equity is not filed separately.

Highlights

  • Geographic segment recognition for EMEA, APAC, LACC, and Americas groupings
  • Common equity derived from statement-level, then supplemental, then preferred-stock deduction
  • More accurate financial statements across the companies endpoints
SEC APIRelease
SEC API foundations
The first releases of SEC API: resolve companies, read filings, extract sections, and pull normalized financial statements, ownership, and insider data with provenance preserved end to end.

Highlights

  • Filings, sections, and XBRL-derived income, balance-sheet, and cash-flow statements
  • Company overview, ratios, subsidiaries, ownership, and insider transactions from Forms 3, 4, and 5
  • TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust SDKs plus the secapi CLI