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Analyze the entire public record,not one filing at a time.

Built for sell-side and buy-side research teams.

Vekstar research firm product demonstration

Vekstar is AI designed for research firms. Analyze the entire SEC record across companies and sectors to produce deeper research without rebuilding the underlying analysis filing by filing.

For research firms

How Vekstar supports research workflows

Search across companies, reveal patterns at scale, and publish with evidence.

01

Search the full record at once.

Move beyond one filing at a time and search across companies, sectors, periods, and disclosure types in one workflow.

02

Surface themes that emerge at scale.

Compare histories across many issuers to reveal trends, outliers, competitive shifts, and recurring disclosure patterns.

03

Publish with traceable evidence.

Turn findings into fast, source-backed outputs that editors, clients, and teams can review directly.

Without Vekstar / With Vekstar

The same work, before and after the record is maintained for you.

Starting a new name

Without VekstarCollection restarts from zero on every initiation.
With VekstarFiling history, financials, and risk profile are already assembled.

Running a theme

Without VekstarScreens are built by hand and are stale before publication.
With VekstarA market-wide screen runs against a corpus updated as filings post.

Verifying the work

Without VekstarEach analyst re-checks the same underlying documents.
With VekstarVerification happens once, in the corpus, and travels with the finding.

Distributing to clients

Without VekstarClients take the claim on trust, or ask for the source.
With VekstarThe cited filing is attached to the note they receive.

See Vekstar on the companies you work on.

We will configure the demonstration around the sectors you publish on, a live thematic question, and the citation standard your clients expect in distributed work.

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