Vol. 1 · Research Proxy · Public Filings
Rank public companies by the work they can actually do.
The Operational Capability Ranker turns SEC EDGAR filings into transparent proxy scores for resource capacity, relationship access, leverage, and coordination cost — so you can compare firms by the structure of what they can execute.
01
Resource Capacity
Cash, total assets, operating cash flow, capex, R&D, inventory, PP&E — the usable inputs a firm can bring to bear.
02
Relationship Access
Revenue scale, segment and geographic diversity, deferred revenue, and the density of customer/partner/ecosystem language in 10-K text.
03
Leverage
Gross, operating, and free-cash-flow margins, plus filings language indicating platform, switching costs, and pricing power.
04
Coordination Cost
SG&A and opex burden, restructuring, working-capital strain, and risk-language signals for supply chain, regulation, and integration.
How it works
Public filings, transparent proxies, auditable scores.
- 01Pick companies by ticker, CIK, or a default watchlist. The app resolves CIK against EDGAR Submissions metadata.
- 02A server cache layer fetches Company Facts XBRL data and recent 10-K / 10-Q filings, preserving every source tag, accession number, and fetch timestamp.
- 03Raw facts are mapped to proxy categories, normalized across the selected set, and combined into 0–100 variable scores with explicit weights.
- 04Rankings, comparisons, and per-company explainability surface what drove each score — and where the data is thin.
What this is not
- · Not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities.
- · Not a valuation model, not a forecast, not a measure of stock performance.
- · Not an audit of internal capability — public filings omit substantial detail.
- · Not a substitute for primary-source diligence on individual companies.
Companies differ in fiscal calendars, segment disclosure, and XBRL tagging. Where a proxy is weak or a filing is stale, the app flags it explicitly rather than hiding the gap.