Look up a company's reported insider transactions

Look up a company's reported insider transactions (stock trades reported by people at the company) by its name. The connected AI can check the SEC's public company search first, so you do not need to find a company number.

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Before calling this Tool, use the company's full name to find its official record in the SEC's public company search. Use the matched company number in the format described by this Tool’s own instructions; never guess or change its other digits. If the name is unclear or you cannot verify a match, ask for the company's official website or its exchange and country; do not guess or ask the user to find a technical number. Retrieve only available reported stock trades for that company. Keep the trade date and report date separate. Preserve share counts as reported; do not adjust for later stock splits. Do not describe the records as current holdings or prices, or promise a complete history.

Task:
[Find Apple Inc.'s public reports about stock trades. Show who reported each trade, whether they bought or sold, how many shares, the trade and report dates, and the original report link.]

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Look up a company's reported insider transactions

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Receive a list of reported transactions to inspect. Entries can show the company and stock symbol, insider name and relationship, shares traded, average price, transaction amount and reported holding. Transaction and reporting dates help you place each record in time, while filing and insider links let you examine the source context.

Start with your task

[Find Apple Inc.'s public reports about stock trades. Show who reported each trade, whether they bought or sold, how many shares, the trade and report dates, and the original report link.]

What to know

This listing contains reported activity, not current holdings or live market prices, and it does not establish complete historical coverage. SECForm4 says its share counts are not adjusted for stock splits. Keep transaction dates separate from reporting dates and read the linked filing before interpreting a trade.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
Company query`queryParams`	`object`	Required	Object containing the required company CIK. This endpoint defines no ticker, date-range or page option. Required fields `cik`
Company SEC CIK`queryParams.cik`	`string`	Required	SEC identifier of the company, supplied as text. Use the company CIK rather than its ticker or an individual insider's CIK; 320193 is the documented Apple example.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [
    "queryParams"
  ],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "required": [
        "cik"
      ],
      "properties": {
        "cik": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "SEC CIK number of the company (e.g. '320193' for Apple Inc, '789019' for Microsoft)"
        }
      },
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

No fixed output contract is available. Field types reflect saved result evidence; individual responses can differ.

Result schema
Field / Path	Type	Meaning
Reported transaction entries`result.data.items`	`array`	Available records for the requested company. Entry counts can change; this collection is not a guarantee of complete company history.
Company`result.data.items[].company`	`string`	Company name supplied with the reported transaction. Use it to check that the returned entries concern the requested company.
Stock symbol`result.data.items[].symbol`	`string`	Source stock symbol associated with the company. It identifies the returned company and is not the required CIK input.
Insider and relationship`result.data.items[].insider_relationship`	`string`	Source text combining the insider name and the reported role or relationship to the company. Preserve the full text to keep both identities.
Shares traded`result.data.items[].shares_traded`	`string`	Reported share quantity as source text. Keep its notation and consult the filing for transaction context; the source does not adjust shares for stock splits.
Reported average price`result.data.items[].average_price`	`string`	Source-formatted average price associated with the transaction, including any currency marker. It is a reported transaction price rather than a current quote.
Reported transaction amount`result.data.items[].total_amount`	`string`	Source-formatted transaction amount. Preserve the currency marker and check the filing before aggregating records or interpreting adjustments.
Reported holding`result.data.items[].shares_owned`	`string`	Source text for reported shares owned, potentially with direct or indirect ownership labels. Keep the labels with the quantity; this is not a live position.
Transaction date and label`result.data.items[].transaction_date`	`string`	Source transaction date text, which may include a sale or other transaction label. Keep it separate from when the transaction was reported.
Reporting date and time`result.data.items[].reported_datetime`	`string`	Source reporting timestamp text. The Tool contract does not specify its timezone; preserve the original text rather than assuming a timezone.
Filing reference`result.data.items[].filing_url`	`string`	SECForm4 URL for the filing associated with the transaction. Open it to inspect the underlying disclosure rather than treating a list row as its full text.
Insider source page`result.data.items[].insider_relationship_url`	`string`	Source link associated with the reported insider. Its page content is not included in this transaction row.

Additional notes

Identifiers and source context

Use the SEC CIK Lookup to find a company identifier by name. Confirm that the identifier belongs to the company you intend to inspect.

SECForm4 provides company transaction listings, such as its Apple insider activity page. The public source warns that share counts are not adjusted for stock splits. Preserve currency markers and direct or indirect ownership labels when comparing records; consult the filing links for details.

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Yes. Give the company's full name. The connected AI can check the SEC's public company search and use the matching company record to look up available reports. If it cannot confirm which company you mean, share the company's official website or its exchange and country.

Look up a company's reported insider transactions

Look up a company's reported insider transactions

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What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Identifiers and source context

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Choose a company by name

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Questions about this tool.

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Identifiers and source context

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Choose a company by name

Open a report for details

Questions about this tool.

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