SEC Filing History
The EDGAR filing index for a US company identified by ticker or CIK, filterable by form and date. It is the company's own index, so it also holds filings third parties made about it.
Example answer
Which 8-K items did this company report?
GET /v1/companies/us/AAPL/filings?form=10-K&limit=2&offset=0
- Version
- 3.0.0
- Transport
- HTTP / MCP
- Coverage
- US
Use this when
- List every 8-K on this ticker's EDGAR index this year, with links to the documents.
- You have a ticker or CIK and need the SEC filings on that company's EDGAR index.
- You need the accession numbers and document links for a company's filings.
- Which 8-K items did this company report?
- You are monitoring a company for new SEC filings since a given date.
- You need the ownership and insider filings (Forms 3, 4, 5 and SCHEDULE 13G) that sit on this company's EDGAR index.
Don't use this when
- You need to know who submitted a filing — EDGAR's submissions index carries no filer identity, so a Form 4 or SCHEDULE 13G here tells you the filing exists, not who made it.
- You only need the newest 10-K/10-Q/8-K — use company.us.filings.latest, which is cheaper.
- You need company details rather than filings — use company.us.profile.
- You have a company name rather than a ticker or CIK — tickers are matched exactly and names never; use company.us.resolve first.
- The company is UK registered — use company.uk.filings.
If the user has asked you to inspect a specific website, page or URL, use your browsing tool instead — this capability only returns the SEC EDGAR record.
Input
SEC CIK or exchange ticker symbol. All digits is read as a CIK (leading zeros and an EDGAR CIK prefix are both accepted: 320193, 0000320193, CIK0000320193); anything else is read as a ticker (1-10 characters starting with a letter) and matched exactly, case-insensitively, against the SEC listed-security index — AAPL, aapl and BRK-B all work. Company names are not accepted: resolve one with company.us.resolve. A ticker with no SEC index entry returns NOT_FOUND, which is not a billable result.
Comma-separated EDGAR form types to keep, e.g. "10-K,10-Q,8-K". Matching is exact and case-insensitive; omit to return every form.
Keep only filings with a filing_date on or after this ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD).
Maximum number of filings to return from the filtered set. Defaults to 5 so a first call stays small; raise it explicitly when you need more.
Zero-based offset into the filtered set, for paging. Pass page.next_offset from the previous response.
What the result means
SEC Central Index Key of the subject company, zero-padded to 10 digits — the resolved identifier when the request supplied a ticker.
Current filer name on EDGAR.
The request as interpreted — the identifier supplied and the filters applied after normalisation. The resolved CIK is data.cik; limit/offset are in page.
True when EDGAR holds older filings outside the recent window that could still match this query. It is gated on the since filter: EDGAR declares the date range of each older page, so a since date newer than every older page means the recent window already holds every matching filing and this is false. Older pages are not traversed by this capability version; narrow the query with since or form instead.
Filings in EDGAR order, newest first. This is the company's EDGAR index, not a list of filings the company itself submitted: forms filed by third parties about the company (SCHEDULE 13G/13D by an institutional holder, Forms 3/4/5 by insiders, UPLOAD for SEC staff correspondence) appear here too, and EDGAR does not publish who submitted each one.
Paging state for items (ADR-008 §2).
Provenance
- Source
- SEC EDGAR
- Freshness
- Near live · read at request time, not cached
- Region
- US
Access
- Over MCP
- company_us_filings
- Over HTTP
- GET https://api.eckari.com/v1/companies/us/{id}/filings
- Price
- $0.005 per call over x402. Account access $0.004 when that rail opens.
Related capabilities
The most recent 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K for a US company identified by ticker or CIK, each with a direct link to the primary document. Requested forms with nothing recent are named, never silently dropped.
The registered SEC filer record behind a ticker or CIK: legal name, entity type, SIC industry, fiscal year end, state of incorporation, tickers and exchanges.
Turn a ticker or company-name fragment into the SEC CIK that every other US company capability takes, ranked deterministically.
A UK company's filings, most recent first — accounts, confirmation statements, appointments, resolutions and charges — each with form type and a link to the filed document.