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Product

One system from new information to decision.

When a filing lands, the change it makes to your model is proposed with the source attached to every number, the assumptions your thesis rests on are re-checked, and your exposure is recomputed — and what you decide is recorded, so a year later you can prove why you acted.

A full desk underneath: markets, research, screeners, options, bonds, funds, macro, geopolitics, portfolio and risk.

The product in three minutes: one night of filings, prices and news read against a book, the brief the desk opens to at 06:41, and the rest of the terminal. Recorded on a demonstration account — the companies and their reported figures are real; the book, its beliefs and its decisions were written for the film.
The eight systems

One event bus, eight systems on it.

Each reads the same evidence graph, model registry, thesis graph and Portfolio Twin, and each writes back with provenance, point-in-time state, permissions, model version and an audit event.

01 Pulse

Pulse scores your holdings and watchlists every five minutes while the terminal is open: the move against its volatility, volume against its 20-day median, the opening gap, the range against its average true range, deduplicated headline count and its rate of change, earnings proximity or surprise, consensus FY1 EPS revisions, a change to filed guidance, and encyclopedia readership. Names you hold, watch or have a thesis on rank higher.

An index-wide move holds back the single-name move signals it explains. Each signal opens to what every measured input contributed, its evidence, and what changed since your last sign-in. Macro prints, unrest reported where your holdings operate and broken thesis assumptions are separate signals; month-end short interest is context, not a score.

02 Deep Research

You pick a question, a mode and the tickers. The mode's fixed plan collects quotes, fundamentals, filings, estimates, macro prints and your notes and documents as numbered evidence, then computes growth, margins, ROIC, leverage, accounting-quality scores, cost of equity, WACC, three DCF cases and the growth the price implies. Anything missing an input is skipped and says so; where two sources report a figure differently, both are shown, never averaged.

Every number must match a cited item; sentences whose numbers do not are removed and become open questions. The rest keeps its citations, calculations and a confidence figure, and is saved to Memory, where an amended filing marks it stale.

03 Financial Model Compiler

The compiler proposes cells for thirteen statement lines from the figures a company tagged in its own filings, or from a data vendor's copy. It writes nothing. Each proposal names its source and filing version, and a changed cell shows both values. An amended filing is marked a restatement, not a change.

You approve or reject each cell; a rejection is remembered. Approving commits a new version, keeps the previous one readable, and re-checks any thesis reading the cells that moved. Eleven named calculations recompute margins, free cash flow, net debt, returns and growth; a missing input leaves no cell. Assumptions fill periods no filing reports, never a reported figure.

04 Thesis and Health

You write the thesis: title, direction, horizon and the assumptions under it. Each assumption is a numeric condition — threshold, weight, period — on any field the Data Fabric carries, or on a cell in a model you committed. Quantify Terminal re-checks them roughly daily, and again when a model commit moves a cell they read, marking each holding, warning, broken or unchecked. Health is the weighted score of the ones it could check, shown beside each assumption's status and last value, and left blank rather than zero when it could check none. A break reaches Pulse with the value that broke it; two broken on two checks running invalidate the thesis.

05 Portfolio Digital Twin

The book is positions with weights, sector, country and currency, held against what the strategy says. A filing on one holding carries the share of the book it reaches, counting the names measurably moving with it. Liquidity is days to exit at twenty per cent of twenty-day average volume. What it cannot classify or measure, it names.

A shock search cuts a company model's inputs by ten, twenty and thirty per cent, alone and in pairs, ranked by the fall in free cash flow — a model line, not a price — times the book that company reaches. Hedging prices puts, proxies and selling down for one holding against a fall you name, on cost, carry, coverage and basis risk. Nothing is ordered.

06 Decision Ledger and Replay

The decision form records the name, the action, the rationale, the evidence, report and calculation cited, the weight before and after, the expected return range, the risks named, and the model and thesis version on screen. A mandate written as rules is checked as you type, and a breach saves only with a signed override.

Replay reads back that model version, that thesis version and every field the thesis watched as it stood then, and names what was not kept. Any decision exports as a checksummed evidence pack. Outcome attribution splits a thesis's return into market beta and residual, and into multiple change and earnings, or says why it cannot. Currency is not separated.

07 Scenario Lab and Red Team

Shock a model cell by a percentage; every derived cell rebuilds through the same named recipes — margins, free cash flow, growth — and nothing is saved. The World Model walks supplier, subsidiary, issuer and fund edges to the holdings reached, naming each route in words, each step filed or inferred; every model commit runs the same trace. A failure search ranks the single and paired shocks that break a line, not a price.

Convene seven seats, each on one evidence path: bull, bear, forensic, macro, industry, quant, risk. Each takes a side, or names what it could not read and takes none. Nothing is averaged.

It argues. It does not decide, it writes nothing, and it never places an order.

08 Agent access — MCP, Python and spreadsheets

Ten verbs answer over MCP, or from Python against the same server. Eight read: a company; canonical fields with their provenance; its filings, most material first, with the sentence to quote; a thesis scored; exposure through the book; what a recompile would propose; the seven seats; what hedging a fall costs. Two draft or check a plan and mark what needs a person; neither runs one. Nothing writes, and nothing is ordered. The same rights, point-in-time and audit checks apply whichever door you use.

The server is set up on request, not shipped in the download. The terminal has its own spreadsheet and the QT formulas answer in it with nothing deployed; for Excel and Google Sheets the connector is yours to deploy and key, and it returns market data, not canonical fields. Agent access →

The desk you would expect — markets, screeners, options, bonds, funds, macro, ownership and geopolitics — is included. See the workspaces →

Foundation

Built on the Data Fabric.

Every market observation, corporate fact, filing claim, event, relationship and private document carries a canonical entity, a source, a licence profile, point-in-time timestamps and a confidence state. The desk never depends on which vendor supplied a field. Every source carries a licence profile, and entitlements are enforced at retrieval. How we handle data rights →

Point-in-time observation
effective_at    period or instant the fact describes
published_at    when the source published it
available_at    earliest time Quantify Terminal could have known it
ingested_at     when Quantify Terminal received it
valid_from / valid_to   version interval for restatements
source_version  immutable vendor / document fingerprint

Entity resolution

Tickers, ISINs, LEIs, CIKs, exchange symbols, aliases and company-name history resolve to one canonical ID.

No look-ahead

Historical research and backtests read available_at, never the filing-period date, so restated numbers cannot leak into the past.

Rights enforcement

Display, non-display, derived, cache, redistribution and AI-retrieval rights are machine-readable per source and applied by the read layer on every request.

World Model

Companies, securities, people, facilities, suppliers, customers, funds, countries, regulators and commodities connect as temporal, confidence-weighted edges.

What it does differently

Four things a terminal leaves to you.

A terminal will tell you what happened. These four are the difference between knowing that and knowing what it means for the position you are holding.

The thesis object

Your thesis, as a live object

Not a memo in a folder. Assumptions with thresholds — gross margin stays above 42%, hyperscaler capex grows above 20% — each linked to the evidence supporting it, the model cells driving it, and the size of the position depending on it. Versioned, so you can see exactly what you believed in March.

Provenance

Every number carries the sentence it came from

Every material figure traces to a source or a deterministic calculation. Reported facts, your assumptions, consensus and our estimates stay visibly separate. Nothing is silently overwritten — material changes arrive as a diff you approve.

Role templates

Set up for your job, not for everyone’s

Start from a desk built for how you work — credit, EM macro, options, fundamental long-only — with the panels arranged and the thesis layer configured. Everything else is still there when you want it.

Agents

Callable, not just clickable

Ten verbs answer over MCP, or from Python against the same server, so your own agents — or the assistant you already use — can read a company, its filings, a thesis or the book’s exposure. Eight read and two draft or check a plan; none writes. The server is set up with you on request, and the same rights and audit checks apply whoever is calling. Agent access →

The workspaces

Screens from the product.

These are real Quantify Terminal screens — charts, research, portfolios, screeners, economics, geo-intelligence, news, and strategy tools. Tap any screenshot to view it full size.

Advanced candlestick charting with volume, RSI, MACD, and an indicator stack

Advanced charting

Candlestick charts with volume, RSI, MACD, and a full indicator stack.

Broker selection list with Interactive Brokers, Zerodha, Upstox, and Alpaca

Broker connect

Link Interactive Brokers, Zerodha, Upstox, Alpaca, and more for live trading.

Live news and video desk with multiple streaming feeds

Live news & video

Multi-feed news desk with Euronews, Sky News, and YouTube streams.

Supply chain network map with supplier and customer nodes

Supply chain map

Map a company's suppliers and customers as a connected network.

Relationship network graph of institutional holders with ownership tables

Relationship map

Network graph of institutional holders with ownership breakdowns.

Algo trading workspace with strategy builder, paper mode controls, backtest charts, equity curve, live price chart, and correlation heatmap

Algo trading

Visual strategy builder, backtest results, open positions, and a live algo monitor.

Quant studio with a Python strategy notebook, backtest engine, and factor edge

Quant studio

Python strategy notebook, backtest engine, research pipeline, and factor edge.

Geopolitics map with live conflict events, country intelligence, and air traffic

Geopolitics

Live conflict events, country intelligence, incident feed, and air-traffic map.

Geo intelligence 3D globe with bases, assets, world clocks, and weather

Geo intelligence

3D globe with bases, assets, world clocks, and live weather.

Economic inclusion view with inequality, gender, and education charts

Economic inclusion

Inequality, gender inclusion, and education equity with trend charts.

Trade balance view with exports vs imports and trade metrics

Trade balance

Exports vs imports, trade balance charts, and trade metrics.

GDP history, growth, per-capita, and sector composition charts

GDP & growth

GDP history, growth, per-capita, and sector composition charts.

Equity comparison with indexed price, market cap, revenue, and valuation

Equity compare

Compare price, market cap, revenue, valuation, and margins across peers.

Stock screener with filter panel and results table

Stock screener

Filter by price, volume, and valuation to build a results table.

Economic calendar with upcoming releases, actual, forecast, and prior values by country

Economic calendar

Upcoming releases with actual, forecast, prior, and impact by country.

Historical OHLC price data table with return-path charts and range stats

Historical data

OHLC price history with return-path charts and range statistics.

Technical view with price, volume, indicator table, and signal matrix

Technical view

Price and volume with a technical indicator table and signal matrix.

Valuation multiples and DCF model with growth and margin scenarios

Valuation & DCF

Valuation multiples, a DCF model, and growth/margin scenarios.

Financials tab with income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, ratios, and margins

Financial statements

Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, ratios, and margins.

Equity summary with company overview, ratios, news, and revenue trend

Equity summary

Company overview, key ratios, news, and revenue trend in one view.

Formula reference and builder with the QT formula library and live syntax

Spreadsheet API & formulas

QT formula library and builder for Excel and Google Sheets with live syntax.

Alerts workspace with active alerts, create-alert panel, and alert history

Alerts

Create price and indicator alerts with conditions, schedules, and a full history.

Analyst recommendations with rating distribution and price targets

Analyst ratings

Analyst recommendations, rating distribution, and price-target ranges.

Spreadsheet workspace with QT formulas and live tickers

Spreadsheet

Excel-style grid powered by QT formulas and live market tickers.

Single-symbol analysis with ratios, peers, growth, and valuation

Symbol analysis

Single-symbol deep dive: ratios, peers, growth, and valuation.

Three-pane news reader with feeds, article viewer, and saved articles

News reader

Three-pane terminal: feeds, full article viewer, and saved articles.

Company profile with price chart, fundamentals, and live news feed

Company profile

Price chart, company profile, fundamentals, and a live news feed.

Funds and investors view with sector, country, and holdings breakdowns

Funds & investors

Explore funds and top investors with sector, country, and holdings detail.

S&P 500 treemap heatmap colored by daily move and grouped by sector

Market heatmap

S&P 500 treemap colored by daily move and grouped by sector.

Markets overview with global indices, commodities, forex, and crypto

Markets overview

World, US, European, and Asian indices, commodities, forex, and crypto.

Watchlists with ticker tables and an inline candlestick preview

Watchlists

Custom watchlists with an inline candlestick price preview.

Portfolio with holdings, performance, transactions, and position detail

Portfolio

Holdings, performance, transactions, and live position detail.

Command dashboard with gainers, losers, indices, sectors, chart, and news

Dashboard

Command center: gainers, losers, indices, sectors, chart, and news.

Geopolitics country intelligence with global incident map and severity tracking

Country intelligence

Worldwide incident map with categories, severity, and fatality tracking.

Product mix with revenue treemap, donut, and product performance heatmap

Product mix

Revenue by product line with treemap, donut, demand signals, and margins.

Trade desk with account balances, order ticket, open positions, and P&L

Trade desk

Account balances, order ticket, open positions, and live P&L.

Ownership tab with top institutional holders, recent insider transactions, and a holder concentration chart

Ownership

Top institutional holders, insider transactions, and holder concentration.

Ten-year income statement with debt and liquidity detail

Income statement

Ten-year income statement with debt, liquidity, and margin detail.

Function navigator with searchable workspaces, panels, securities, and terminal commands

Function navigator

Search functions across workspaces, panels, securities, and commands.

Beta security risk dashboard with price history, analytics table, indexed performance, returns, and drawdown

Security risk

Beta, correlation, Sharpe, VaR, indexed performance, returns, and drawdown.

Mutual fund NAV workspace with AMFI schemes, fund detail, NAV history, performance metrics, and drawdown

Mutual fund NAVs

Live fund data, scheme search, TER, NAV history, performance, and drawdown.

SIP projection and goal planner with contribution assumptions, required monthly investment, and funding path charts

SIP & goals

Project SIP value, step-up investing, required monthly contributions, and goal progress.

Top mutual fund performers ranked by live candidate history with diagnostics and provider warnings

Fund performers

Rank live mutual fund candidates by horizon, category, and returned diagnostics.

Options chain with strike, call bid, call ask, call last, implied volatility, volume, open interest, delta, and gamma

Options chain

Calls, puts, bids, asks, last trades, IV, volume, open interest, and greeks by strike.

Options greeks and implied volatility workspace with IV smile, delta by strike, and gamma exposure charts

Greeks & IV

IV smile, delta curves, gamma exposure, and greek tables for strike-level analysis.

Options flow positioning with volume by strike, open interest by strike, chain summary, and max-pain payout curve

Flow positioning

Put/call ratios, volume, open interest, median IV, max pain, and strike concentration.

Bond market workspace with government yield controls, current yields, yield curve, and 10-year yield history

Bond market

Government yields by tenor, live yield curve, and historical 10-year yield table.

Derivatives FII report with participant open interest, participant volume, and reported long-short chart

Derivatives positioning

FII/DII/client/pro participant open interest, volume, and long-short reports.

Dividend tracker with ex-date summary and actual published ex-dividend records for AAPL

Ex-dividend dates

Upcoming and published ex-dates, dividend amounts, currency, pay dates, and records.

Dividend growth tracker with annual dividend totals, year-over-year growth, CAGR, and chart

Dividend growth

Annual dividends per share, YoY growth, actual years, CAGR, and income trends.

Insider trading disclosure table with date, insider, company, symbol, type, side, shares, price, and value

Insider trading

Insider buy/sell disclosures with transaction type, side, shares, price, and value.

Bulk deals table with date, symbol, client, side, quantity, price, and transaction value

Bulk deals

Large disclosed transactions by client, symbol, side, quantity, price, and value.

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