We have an $800/year subscription to a Morningstar product that allows us to set an alert for all SEC filings made by Oregon companies. Morningstar is eliminating the product and steering folks to Intelligize, which costs $3,500/year.That’s out of our price range. Do you know of any other cheap ways to set a geographic alert for SEC filings? It’s easy to set up SEC alerts through free sites for known companies. But we have a lot of startups and real estate LLCs that file documents with the SEC. If we don’t know the name of the startup or LLC, we can’t set an alert for it.
We can manually search filings twice a day, but that’s a waste of time in the long run.
To answer your question, we made the decision to retire the Morningstar Document Research (MDR) web-based service because we are simplifying and streamlining our product lineup and focusing on other areas. The primary users of MDR are law firms and accounting firms, clients who typically do not use other Morningstar offerings.
For your reference, we’re not retiring the MDR API, a service that delivers SEC and EDGAR filings through an API rather than through MDR’s web-based platform.
We recommended to the business reporter that he check out SECFilings.com, but he noted that its alert service doesn’t allow geographic searches of SEC documents.
Is there anything else that has a filings alert system used to track filings by geography? If so, please post a comment.
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EdgarPro used to, but I last used the service in 2009. This news is a sad end for the product formerly known as 10K Wizard.
Try Sqoop.com. It can't do geographic searches yet, but it does cover SEC, patents and fed courts (limited info due to PACER pay wall.
try alphasense. does exactly that.
Sqoop, which is my site, just announced geographic search and alerts for SEC filings. Hope this helps https://talkingbiznews.com/1/sqoop-adds-geographic-search-of-sec-filings/
Try Sentieo.com
Offers everything that 10k wizard does and much more for the modern investor