Data
Transcripts
Earnings calls, investor days, shareholder meetings and your own recorded interviews: transcribed, structured by speaker and analysed in one place.
- Companies covered
- 8 500+
- Countries
- 60+
- Transcripts
- 16 000+
Scope
Two sources, one structure
Quarterly calls we collect ourselves, and any audio or video you bring us. Both end up in the same structured, searchable form.
Issuer calls and events
Full transcripts of the calls and events listed issuers hold for the market — quarterly results, investor days, shareholder meetings, guidance updates and deal calls — structured and enriched with AI analytics.
- 8,500+ companies across developed and emerging markets
- Prepared remarks and analyst Q&A separated
- Speaker identification (CEO, CFO, analyst)
- Historical depth across multiple quarters
Ad-hoc Transcripts
Upload any audio or video file and get a fully structured transcript with the same analytics as earnings calls.
- Expert calls, interviews, due diligence sessions
- Automatic speaker diarisation
- Same sentiment and classification tools
- Private and searchable within your workspace
Issuers speak to the market far more often than four times a year. Each transcript is typed, so a comparison can hold the type constant.
- Earnings Call
- Operating Results
- Trading Statement
- Interim Update
- Guidance Update
- Investor Day
- Conference Presentation
- Shareholder Meeting
- M&A Call
- Fixed Income Call
Coverage
Our database spans thousands of listed companies across developed and emerging markets, from mega-caps to mid-caps, refreshed through every reporting season and every investor event we cover.
Quarterly Results
Each transcript covers a full quarterly earnings call, from management's prepared remarks to the analyst Q&A session.
International Coverage
Companies listed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa — more than 60 countries in total.
Historical Depth
Access transcripts spanning multiple years, with history reaching back to 2020, to analyse how management messaging and strategic direction have evolved.
Structure
What a transcript carries
Each transcript is stored as structured records rather than a flat document, which is what makes it filterable and comparable.
- Issuer and period
- Ticker, listing venue, fiscal quarter and call date, resolved against a single company reference so an issuer is one entity across its listings.
- Segment
- Prepared remarks and the analyst Q&A are separated, so the two halves of a call can be read and compared independently.
- Speaker and role
- Every block is attributed to a named speaker and a role (chief executive, chief financial officer, analyst with their firm), enabling filters and comparison by function.
- Sentence
- Content is stored sentence by sentence with timestamps back to the audio, which is what semantic search and classification run against.
Analytics
The same analytics apply to collected earnings calls and to files you upload.
- 01
Sentiment Analysis
Each sentence is evaluated by an AI model that assigns a sentiment score, highlighting positive, negative or neutral passages.
- 02
Ad-hoc Classification
Define your own analysis frameworks and run your LLMs across the entire database. Each transcript is classified according to your criteria.
- 03
Semantic Search
Query the entire database by concept rather than keyword. The search engine understands the meaning of your queries to surface relevant passages.
- 04
Speaker Identification
Each statement is attributed to its speaker (CEO, CFO, analyst), enabling filtering and comparison by role.