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Atom feed (RSS+)

Poll recent periodic regulatory filings with normalized KPIs on every entry — via Atom syndication or a public JSON feed. No API key, no account. Browse the same window in the Filings directory when you want a human UI.

This is not webhooks. Atom and JSON feeds are for polling (RSS readers, cron jobs). For signed push delivery to your URL when watchlist events fire, see the Webhooks guide.

What you get

  • Live window — filings from the past day, refreshed every few minutes
  • Structured KPIsRevenue, gross margin, operating income, net income, EPS, free cash flow, total assets, equity, cash, debt
  • Market label — country or region on each filing (e.g. United States, Taiwan, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia)
  • Red flags — quantitative alerts surfaced inline when detected
  • Accounting context — currency, GAAP standard, period end on every enriched entry

Atom (RSS+)

Subscribe in any RSS reader or no-code workflow. The site exposes a friendly path that proxies the API Atom endpoint:

https://openfilings.org/feed.xml?scope=global&forms=periodic&days_back=1

On this site: /feed.xml. Upstream: /api/v1/feeds/filings.xml — same payload, no auth, no quota burn.

Default query params: scope=global · forms=periodic · days_back=1. Optional directory filters (market, form_type, q, …) match the Filings sidebar.

JSON feed (same data)

Prefer JSON in a script or ETL pipeline? Use the parallel endpoint with the same query parameters:

https://api.openfilings.org/api/v1/feeds/filings?scope=global&forms=periodic&days_back=1

Endpoint: GET /api/v1/feeds/filings — public, no API key, same enriched rows as Atom.

Web browse

/filings is the browsable directory with KPI chips per row (the former standalone RSS+ page redirects here). Same normalization pipeline as Atom and JSON.

RSS+ vs webhooks vs REST API

  • RSS+ (this page) — public poll: what filed recently, with KPIs inline
  • Webhooks — signed push to your URL for watchlist events (Business plan)
  • REST API / MCP — on-demand queries: any ticker, filing history, narrative sections