Find a filing

Search for a company, and SECSift opens its newest report. You can keep up to 10 companies open in tabs and save the filings you want to come back to.

Search

Use the search box on the home page or at the top of the left sidebar. In the reader, press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on a Mac) or / to jump to the sidebar's box. You can search three ways:

  • Ticker: The stock symbol, like AAPL.
  • Company name: Part of the name works, like Apple. Select the company from the suggestions.
  • CIK: The SEC's own ID number for a company, if you have it.

Select the company, and SECSift lists its filings, newest first, and opens its newest report.

Filings list

Each row tells you what the filing is at a glance:

  • Form: The type, like a 10-K (annual report) or a 6-K (a foreign company's update). See filings we support for what each one means.
  • Name: The period a report covers, like Q2 2026 or FY2025. Other forms get a short name, like the insider's name on a Form 4.
  • Ended: The last day of the period the filing covers.
  • Filed: The date the company sent the filing to the SEC.

Select a row to open the filing. Select a column header to sort by that column, and select the header again to reverse the order.

The form filter above the list (filter icon) starts on the periodic reports, so 10-K, 10-Q, 20-F, 40-F, and 6-K filings show first. Select other forms to add them. SECSift remembers your choice in this browser, for every company.

To see every filing the company has made, select "Show every filing" (layers icon) above the list and choose "On".

Tabs

Each company you open gets its own tab at the top, like tabs in a web browser. Selecting another filing from the list opens that filing in the same tab.

To keep a company's 10-K and 10-Q side by side, select "Open in new tab" next to the company's name. You can have up to 10 tabs open. Drag tabs to reorder them, and right-click a tab to rename or recolor the tab.

Your library

The "Library" tab in the left sidebar tracks your filings two ways:

  • Recently viewed: The last 25 filings you opened, so you can carry on where you left off. The list fills in on its own.
  • Saved: Filings you chose to keep. Select the star on a filing to save the filing, and drag saved filings onto folders to sort them.

Saving needs a free account. Your saved and recently viewed filings sync to your account, so they follow you to any device you sign in on. How many filings you can save depends on your plan, from 10 on Free to 250 on Pro. See plans and credits.

Note: Your open tabs live in this browser, not your account. Sign in on your phone and your laptop's tabs won't follow. Your saved and recently viewed filings do follow, which is what the library is for.