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Capital Workbench - References¶
Understand companies from their own filings. CW turns publicly available data into performance overviews, peer analytics, AI-assisted research, and exportable reports — this site explains how to use it and what the numbers mean.
Version 0.2 (draft) · Updated 2026-06-11
Start here¶
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Getting Started
Accounts, plans, and a guided tour of the main pages.
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Features & Limitations
What's live, what's partial, and what's gated by plan. The source of truth for current scope.
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AI Agent Guide
What the in-app assistant can do, how it behaves, and how to prompt it for company research.
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Reports & Exports
AI reports, Excel workbooks, raw-data CSVs, and shareable links.
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Data & Methodology
Where the numbers come from, how fresh they are, and why some values are blank.
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KPI Glossary
Exact definitions and formulas for every metric, plus common points of confusion.
What CW helps you do¶
- Screen a company fast — revenue, profitability, working capital, and cash flow trends pulled straight from publicly available filings.
- Compare against peers — industry analytics and curated peer sets put a single company in context.
- Research with an assistant — the AI Agent answers questions grounded in the company's own data and filings.
- Take the work with you — export polished reports, Excel workbooks, and raw data, or share a read-only link.
Important limitations¶
Read before you rely on a number
CW presents public data only and is not investment advice. Figures come from publicly available filings and may lag the most recent quarter. AI-generated analysis can be incomplete or wrong — always check it against the source filing before making a decision. See Features & Limitations and Data & Methodology for specifics.
About these docs¶
Conventions
- Audience and version appear under each page title as
Audience · Version · Updated. Versions are per-page and start at 0.1 (draft); bump the minor version on meaningful edits. - Status: the whole set is a draft under active revision.
- No secrets: these pages are public — credentials, connection strings, and API keys never belong here.