Financial Modeling | Needl.ai
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Use case · Report Automation
50%+ faster

A first-draft model, populated from the filings

Pull historicals from filings, populate your templates with sector-specific KPIs, and generate a first-draft model, with every figure traced to source.

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Generating
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Rev CAGR â–²
23.1%
EBITDA mgn
FY24
Latest ok
Report draft
Every cell sourced  Â·  100% traceablePrivate deployment

How it works

From filings to a populated model.

1

Add the filings

Drop in the historical filings. Needl.ai reads the statements and notes across years.

2

Populate the template

Historicals and sector KPIs flow into your model template, mapped to the right line items.

3

Review the draft

A first-draft model is ready, every figure linked to source and assumptions flagged for the analyst.

Where the time goes instead

The mechanical build is done; judgment is where analysts spend their hours.

Historicals setup
Before: Hours of keying
Auto-populatedwith Needl.ai
Source tracing
Before: Manual references
100% linkedwith Needl.ai
First model
Before: Half a day+
Minuteswith Needl.ai

What it works with

The sources it reads, and the output you get.

Inputs

  • Historical 10-Ks and annual reports
  • Quarterly filings and supplements
  • Your model templates
  • Sector KPI definitions

Outputs

  • Populated first-draft model
  • Historicals mapped to line items
  • Sector-specific KPIs computed
  • Every cell traced to its source
0%+
faster model builds
0%
of cells sourced
0yrs
historicals auto-filled
0%
in your templates

Questions, answered

What teams ask before they roll this out.

Yes. Needl.ai populates your own templates and structure, so the output matches how your team already builds models, no new format to learn.

Every populated cell links to the filing and line it came from, so reviewers can verify any number in one click.

Needl.ai populates and maps historicals, then flags drivers and assumptions for the analyst. Judgment stays with your team.

Put this workflow to work

See it run on your own data, in your environment.