The biggest release of the summer, in three minutes. Everything the walkthrough covers is written up below, in the order it comes up in the video, with where to find it in the platform.

Wider coverage, and the right listing picked for you

The Canadian Securities Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange came in, along with European and UK filings, macroeconomic data, and regional price data. Search a company and you can see what its region covers before you open the name. Where a business trades in several places, you land on the listing with the most behind it, ranked on analyst coverage.

Credit, live

Issuer ratings as they stand, with outlooks, watch status, and the rating history by agency, next to debt and maturity schedules, repayments, and detail down to the individual bond. It all sits on the company page, in a Credit tab beside Financials and Estimates, so you can work leverage through without leaving the name you are on.

Live investor relations, worldwide

Press releases, transcripts, slides, reports, and sell-side conferences, taken straight from the company as they are posted. This runs ahead of the rest of the coverage on purpose: a name can have no macroeconomic or price data with us yet and you will still get its material the day it goes up, across India, China, Japan, and further afield. It has its own page under Monitoring, with a week timeline of every event and a feed of what is live right now.

Models already built for 4,000+ companies

A new Financial Models section under Research. Look up a company, RTX Corp say, and three workbooks are already sitting there: the model itself, a full three statement build with actuals and forecasts; a guidance history by metric and period; and earnings and historicals with live formulas. Download takes seconds and they open in Excel with the formulas intact. Inside you get segment and ratio detail, DCF, historical guidance pulled from press releases and conferences, and reported actuals kept separate from KPI estimates. Every model is rebuilt within two hours of a company reporting.

Expert insights, a much bigger pool

It now reaches well past the largest networks: 100,000+ expert interviews with operators, former executives, and specialists on the companies you follow, included out of the box. Search by keyword, company, or sector, read the full transcript with the speaker and their role attached, and save what is worth keeping to a Data Room or hand it to the assistant.

A dictionary the assistant works from

Set your own definitions, formulas, aliases, and replacements in the new Dictionary section. Tell it once what adjusted EBITDA means on your desk, or which name a metric goes by internally, and every answer after that uses your version. It accumulates, so the longer you run on it the more the platform works to your house rules.

Ask for a screen instead of building one

AI chat has more sources to work from now: the models, KPIs, guidance, actuals, and datasets are all options, so you can point a question straight at them. Screening is one of the things you can ask for. Say what you are after and it runs: "every company operating in the data center space, ranked by revenue growth in that area over the last two years", or "anything with oil revenue growing more than 20 percent year over year". It screens on KPIs, segments, fundamentals, and valuation, and shows its reasoning as it goes. The manual screener is still there if you would rather set filters yourself, and it picked up segments and groupings too.

Web search, rebuilt

The index behind it is a vetted list of 5,000+ sources now. Dates are handled properly, so a two year old piece does not come back read as current, and where several sources say the same thing it works from the better one.

That is the overview. A detailed coverage log, going through every piece of this properly, follows later this week. As always, reach out with any questions or feedback.

Anwaar Malik, Founder and CEO of AllMind AI