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Exhibit Change Monitor
See how CMD+RVL catches silent exhibit swaps — real provenance records, hashes, and diffs you can verify.
Provenance Receipt
AI Output
$2.47B adjusted NAV
2025-06-14 09:41 UTCTransform
Weighted average
847 positionsTransform
Normalized to USD
ECB daily fix rateSource
SEC EDGAR 10-K
CIK 0001234567Source
FRED SOFR rates
SOFR.2025-06-13Provenance verified5 nodes · 2 sources · full chain
What you get
You get verified proof when exhibit content changes—especially the silent swaps that can create compliance and diligence risk.
How it works
We hash exhibit content, compare it across filings, and alert you when something changes—with severity so you can act quickly.
Data source
We pull exhibit attachments from SEC EDGAR filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and amendments) for your monitored filers. Each exhibit is normalized and hashed for comparison.Tracking changes
We compare each new filing's exhibits against the prior filing of the same type. If content hashes differ, we flag it. If incorporation-by-reference targets change, we flag it. Even quiet changes get caught.01"Notify me when credit agreement exhibits change."
02"Track when subsidiary lists (Exhibit 21) are modified."
03"Let me know if certification exhibits differ from prior filings."
04"Catch when exhibits are replaced via incorporation-by-reference swaps."
Catch what others miss—and verify it yourself.
Get started with a free workshop
Five quick steps to proof on your own filers.1
Choose your filers
Identify the SEC filers you want to monitor—by CIK or ticker. Prioritize the ones where silent changes create risk.2
Select exhibit types
Tell us which exhibit types matter: material contracts (10.x), subsidiary lists (21), certifications (31.x, 32.x), debt instruments (4.x), or all exhibits.3
Set severity thresholds
Choose which changes you want to see: all changes, only HIGH severity (content replaced, exhibits removed), or a custom mix.4
Pick a delivery channel
Choose email, Slack, or webhook for notifications. Every alert includes severity, diff summary, and provenance record links.5
Authorize the outcome
Provide your name, email, and company. We'll schedule a free 60-minute workshop to run this outcome on your data.Common questions
What types of exhibits can you track?
We track all SEC exhibit types, including material contracts (10.x), subsidiary lists (21), consents (23.x), certifications (31.x, 32.x), debt instruments (4.x), and additional exhibits (99.x). Priority can be configured per monitoring engagement.How do you detect content changes?
We normalize exhibit content (strip HTML, collapse whitespace, standardize redaction markers), then compute SHA256 hashes. If the hash differs from the prior filing, we flag it as a content change.What about incorporation-by-reference?
We parse exhibit headers to detect when an exhibit references a different prior filing than before. Even if the exhibit number is the same, a reference swap gets flagged.What severity levels do you use?
HIGH: Content replaced, exhibit removed, reference target changed. MEDIUM: Exhibit added, redaction changes. INFO: No changes detected. You can filter by severity.Can I verify the hashes myself?
Yes. Every provenance record includes SEC URLs and our normalization rules. You can re-fetch the exhibits, apply the same normalization, and verify the hashes match what we reported.What happens after the evaluation?
We review detection accuracy, latency, and false positive rates with you. If it's a fit, we propose a production monitoring plan with SLA commitments.Why teams use this
SEC filings update. Sometimes the narrative mentions changes. Sometimes it doesn't. This outcome catches the silent swaps—and delivers proof you can verify.
01
Catch what slips through
Credit agreements with tighter covenants, subsidiary lists with new entities, redacted contracts—quiet changes that don't make headlines but matter for your analysis.02
Verify it yourself
Every change includes content hashes and SEC URLs. Don't take our word for it—re-fetch the exhibits and check the hashes yourself.03
Prioritize what matters
Severity ratings help you focus: HIGH for content replacements and removed exhibits, MEDIUM for redaction changes and additions, INFO for no changes detected.Equity Research
Credit Analysis
Legal & Compliance
M&A Due Diligence
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