Every company on one economic basis.

Aggregate and visualize financial data across markets. Every adjusted number traces to its source line.

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One economic basis

You decide the adjustments — leases, SBC, one-offs, M&A, pensions. Not a black box.

Lineage on the data

Every figure carries its lineage — accession, tag and period, or a verbatim quote.

Deterministic

An ETL pipeline, not a model. Models may run over the basis — never inside it.

Your policy, as code

Version it, overlay exceptions, and govern changes with roles & approvals.

How it works

Load a company, see what can be adjusted, decide, and version the decision.

STEP 1

Load a company

Every statement and schedule, and the links between them.

STEP 2

See the adjustments

Each with evidence, recurrence, and a citation where one exists.

STEP 3

Decide, and compare

Your ruling applies to every peer, so the comp is like-for-like.

STEP 4

Version it

The basis becomes a document with history, diffs and blame.

The filing as a graph — Statements, schedules and the links between them — the company's own calculation graph, six filings deep.

Candidate adjustments, with evidence — Each candidate arrives with the amount per year, how many of the last five years it appears in, and where it sits.

Peers on the same basis — The same rulings applied to every company in the set — reported and normalized side by side.

The basis, versioned — Your policy as an authored document: rules with citations, a diff between versions, and the history of who changed what.

Free for solo. Priced for teams.

Solo

Free

The whole decision loop. Usage-gated, not feature-gated.

Start free

Companies per month, capped

Full statement graph & provenance

Normalized comps on any basis

Saving decisions requires sign-in

Team

$63 /seat/mo · billed yearly

Shared, governed methodology across the desk.

Contact sales

Everything in Solo, unlimited

Roles & permissions on the basis

Approval flows on rule & overlay changes

Audit log of every action & change

Self-hosting & SSO available

What people do with it.

Compare a peer set

Put every filer on the same basis before comparing margins.

Defend a number

Trace any adjusted figure back to the filing line it came from.

Govern a methodology

Version the policy, review changes, keep the desk consistent.

Answers

Why aren't reported financials comparable between companies?

Standards leave management latitude over leases, share-based compensation, capitalisation, pensions and what counts as one-time. Two companies with identical economics can report materially different results.

How does aggviz decide which adjustments to make?

It routes rather than decides. Where a standard-setter has settled a treatment it is applied and cited. Where none has ruled, the question goes to the analyst with recurrence and magnitude evidence.

Where do the numbers come from?

Every figure is parsed from XBRL in SEC EDGAR filings and carries its accession number and XBRL concept. Nothing is estimated.

Does a model generate any of the numbers?

No. No model sits in the data path. The pipeline is arithmetic over tagged facts and the company's own calculation graph.

What is an adjustment basis?

A versioned adjustment policy: which treatments apply to every company, who says so, and the citation. It has history, diffs and blame.