Sixty names of filings
Most of them routine, and every one of them waiting to be opened.
The whole book, watched all day
Needl.ai watches the portfolio you define once. It alerts you when a company files something that matters or its share price moves more than the market, says so when a move has no visible cause, and sends a digest even on quiet days.
Everything is an event until you decide what matters
A listed company files all the time: board meeting notices, small allotments, compliance certificates, and now and then something that changes the credit. Its price moves every day. Neither stream can go to a person as it is, and a keyword filter cannot tell a routine notice from a material one.
Every move looks alike
A 4% fall means one thing for a small stock and another for a large one.
Silence is ambiguous
A quiet day and a broken process look the same: no email arrives.
Filings and prices, watched on the same book
A portfolio is defined once and every watch attaches to it. Each watch can be switched on or off without touching the rest.
Filings sorted by type
More than 40 event types, from credit rating actions to resignations. You choose which ones alert you.
Moves judged against the market
The threshold steps with the share price and adds the index move on days the market swings.
The cause, or no cause
A price alert names the news behind it, marks rumour as rumour, or says nothing was found.
A digest every day
The day's disclosures across the book, and an explicit empty digest when there were none.
From a list of names to the alerts that matter
How a book is watched in Needl.ai, from the companies you add to the alert a risk team reads first.
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01Define the book
Name a portfolio and add companies by searching for them or uploading a file. Every watch you switch on reuses the same list.
You getOne list of names, kept in one place.
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02Switch on the watches
Choose early warnings on filings, price movement, exchange announcements, earnings call summaries, a feed digest or scheduled reports, and pick the event types that should alert you.
You getOnly the alerts you asked for.
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03Filings sorted before anyone reads them
Each filing is classified into one of more than 40 event types. The types you picked become a short alert naming the company and what changed, with a link to the filing.
You getThe filings that matter, and none of the rest.
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04Price moves judged against the market
A move alerts when it clears a threshold that steps with the share price: 5% below 100, 4% up to 200 and 3% above. On days the index moves more than 1%, that move is added to the bar, and touching a circuit limit always alerts.
You getMoves that are the company's own.
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05The cause, or an honest none
When a move clears the bar, Needl.ai searches the news for the reason. The alert names the cause, marks it as rumour when market talk is all there is, or says plainly that nothing was found.
You getAn alert a risk team can act on.
Everything a monitored book needs
Set up once, then it lives in your inbox. The rules are published, so every alert can be explained to a risk committee.
Search or upload
Build a portfolio by searching company names or uploading a file, and download it again as a CSV.
More than 40 event types
Rating actions, defaults, resignations, M&A, encumbrances, related-party transactions and more.
Index-adjusted thresholds
A stock that moved with the market has not moved, so a broad fall does not flag every holding.
Circuit limits
Touching an upper or lower circuit always alerts, whatever the price band.
Rumour kept apart
A move explained only by market talk arrives as a rumour alert, never as a confirmed cause.
No-signal alerts
A move with no visible cause gets an alert of its own, because it is often the one to read first.
A digest on quiet days
The daily disclosure digest arrives even when there is nothing to report, so silence never needs guessing.
Email, WhatsApp or storage
Alerts go to the inbox, to WhatsApp, or into your own storage.
Summaries per holding
Earnings calls and transcripts summarised company by company across the book.
What changes for the desk
The material filingReaches the desk, where sixty names of routine notices used to be scanned by hand.
The real moveIs what alerts, where a market-wide fall used to flag every holding.
A quiet dayArrives as a quiet day, where silence used to look like a broken process.
“Needl.ai gave us enterprise-grade assurance, no compliance risks, no shadow AI, and complete control over our data environment.”
In your cloud, with your permissions
Needl.ai can be deployed in your own AWS or Azure account, in your region, with alerts delivered only to the people each watch names.
- Deployed in your cloud account, in your region
- Thresholds published and explainable
- Every alert names its cause, or says none was found
AICPA SOC 2
ISO 27001 certified
ISO 42001 in progress
GDPR compliant
CASA assessed
Frequently asked questions
What risk and lending teams ask before switching it on.
Which markets does it cover?
Price-move alerts run on NSE and BSE listings today, measured against the NIFTY 50 or the SENSEX. Filing alerts cover BSE filings, exchange announcement alerts cover NZX, and a digest can follow any feed you choose.
What counts as a material price move?
A move of 5% for shares below 100, 4% from 100 to 200 and 3% above that. When the index itself moves more than 1%, its move is added to the bar. Touching a circuit limit always counts.
What if a move has no explanation?
You get a no-signal alert naming the company, the direction of the move and the exchange. It is its own alert type, so it is never padded with a cause that was not found.
Can we choose which filings alert us?
Yes. Pick the event types that matter for each watch, from rating actions and defaults to resignations and related-party transactions.
How are alerts delivered?
By email, on WhatsApp, or into your own storage. Each watch can be switched on or off on its own without touching the portfolio.
Where does it run?
In your own AWS or Azure account, in your region, or in Needl.ai's cloud to start.
See it watch your book
Bring the list of companies you hold, and see the watches set up on your own portfolio.