Pick your entry point. Three steps to your first result.
Choose the page closest to your task, then follow a short flow to complete your first lookup.
How to use this guide
Disclosure Search has multiple entry points, and the fastest route depends on what you need. This guide walks you through choosing an entry → core workflow → real-world scenarios.
If this is your first visit, read through "Try it in 3 steps" and you are set. Come back to "How common tasks usually flow" as you need it.
Choose the closest entry point
Different tasks begin more smoothly from different pages.
I already know the company name or code
Go straight to Search when the target is already known.
I want filings by date
Start from Document List when you need date, keyword, or type filters first.
I want funds and issuer context
Start from Fund List when you want to move through fund detail and related entities.
I want daily monitoring
Start from Statistics when you want to watch changes by date before drilling in.
Try it in 3 steps
Run through these 3 steps once and the site's core workflow becomes easy to understand.
Locate the target
Use company name, fund code, or another disclosure code to find the target quickly.
Move into details and linked context
Use company, fund, and filing pages together to understand how the entities connect.
Go deeper through files and dates
Combine filing detail pages with statistics views to turn one lookup into ongoing tracking.
How common tasks usually flow
These examples focus on execution flow: where to begin, what to open next, and what to monitor during navigation.
Steps
1. Open Fund List and search by fund name, fund code, or securities code.
2. On fund detail, confirm fund code, securities code, and related disclosure codes.
3. Expand the filing tree and open specific documents as needed.
Tips
• For long fund names, searching by fund code is usually more stable.
• Use linked company detail for cross-checking issuer context.
Steps
1. Open Statistics and choose Company / Fund / Report calendar.
2. Apply date and filter controls to reduce noise.
3. Open list items to continue analysis on detail pages.
Tips
• Review at a fixed daily time to keep a repeatable workflow.
• Use pagination + sorting to process newest changes first.
Steps
1. Open a filing detail from document list, company detail, or fund detail.
2. Check available actions: PDF, financial data, CSV, attachments, and English files.
3. Download what you need for local review or data pipelines.
Tips
• Available buttons depend on backend file availability per filing.
• Keep docId in your notes for faster follow-up and automation.
Full page reference
Compare what each page does at a glance. Use this as a quick reference when you are not sure where to go next.
Search
Find companies, funds, or filings by name or code. Fastest when you already know the target.
Document List
Filter disclosure filings by date, keyword, and type, then jump straight to detail.
Company List
Browse daily submitting companies and continue into company detail and filing trees.
Company Map
Explore submitting companies geographically by address and radius search.
Fund List
Start from the fund side to trace identifiers, issuers, and related filings.
Statistics Calendar
Monitor company, fund, and filing activity over time. Spot changes early.
Financial Model
View structured financial data in a spreadsheet layout. 42+ ratios auto-calculated with YoY comparison and trend lines.
Financial Model — User Guide
Screenshot-driven walkthrough of every toolbar control, the six analysis modes, grid editing, and the Excel export pipeline.
Financial Metrics
Compare key financial ratios across multiple companies — ROE, operating margin, equity ratio, and more.
Industry List
Filter submitting companies by 17-class or 33-class industry classification. Useful for sector-level analysis.
Disclosure Trends
Dashboard view of filing types, fund activity, and industry changes over 7-day and 30-day windows.
Saved Items
Bookmark companies, funds, and filings in your browser. Pick up right where you left off next time.
Common usage questions
Usually Search. List pages are more useful when you need to narrow results by date, type, or keyword first.
Open a filing detail page first. You can reach it from Document List, company detail, or fund detail.
Start from Statistics. Review change by date first, then move into the companies, funds, or filings that matter.
Go to a company detail page and click the "Financial Model" tab at the top. You need an filing code — the fastest way is to find the company via Search first.
Yes. Use the language switcher in the header. All pages and features support all three languages.
The Financial Metrics page shows definitions and formulas for each ratio. In the Financial Model, hover over a ratio name to see its formula.
Ready? Start your first search.
Try one company on the Search page — that is enough to understand the full workflow.