Our Technology

The Convergence Engine

The system that transforms fragmented institutional data into unified intelligence.

Entity resolution, and what happens when it fails

One institution appears under several names across several filings.

The keys that attach a filing line to its subject, in the order they are tried
KeyWhere it comes from
CIKThe SEC’s number for a filer. Filers are matched on it.
CUSIPPresent on 13F holdings tables.
TickerPresent on PTRs and Form 4s.

The failure case

Filers are matched by CIK. If an institution's record carries the wrong CIK, every holding filed under that CIK is attributed to the wrong name, and nothing downstream compares the name with the filer's.

The score

What the number is, and what it is not

Inputs

Window: filters congressional disclosures to the last 90 days in the daily scores. Holdings count at any age, but only the rows stamped with the filer’s newest retrieval time, up to 500. Fund pairs are not windowed.

Source: The Insider Index convergence method, as the daily scores run it.

Weights: not published.

What it is not

Not a prediction. Not a measure of how much anyone made.

Bands

The four score bands and the scores each covers
BandScore
Critical80 and above
Strong60 to 79
Watch40 to 59
Lowunder 40

The lag, stated

Disclosure deadlines are what turn private decisions into a public record.

Disclosure deadlines by filing, with the law that sets each
FilingDeadlineLaw
SEC Form 4 · corporate insiderdue within 2 business days17 CFR 240.16a-3
STOCK Act periodic transaction report · Congressdue within 45 days of the tradeSTOCK Act, Pub. L. 112-105 §6
Form 13F · institutional holdingsdue 45 days after quarter end17 CFR 240.13f-1 · Rule 0-3

A position opened on 1 Jul 2026 must be disclosed by 16 Nov 2026 — 91 days to quarter end, then 45 days to file. That is up to 138 days from the trade to the filing deadline.

45 days after 30 Sep 2026 is Saturday 14 Nov 2026; a deadline on a weekend or federal holiday moves to the next business day (Exchange Act Rule 0-3).

16 Nov 2026

Next 13F due

Source: 17 CFR 240.13f-1 and Exchange Act Rule 0-3, due 45 days after quarter end, or the next business day when that falls on a weekend or federal holiday.

One filing, end to end

From a line in a 13F to a row in the feed

The worked example is read from the filing each hour; it could not be read this time.

Our Approach

Design philosophy

Data should inform, not prescribe. We build tools that enhance your judgment.

See the engine in action.