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Verify the claim against the disclosure, before you act on it.

A pitch cites a growth number. A memo summarizes a filing. A comparable rests on a figure from a footnote. Verity reads the disclosures, the filings and the public record and marks what the numbers actually support.

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What was Northwind’s free cash flow in fiscal 2024?Filings + Disclosures

Answer

Northwind reported free cash flow of $1.84B in fiscal 2024[ 1 ]. The MD&A ties that to $2.61B of operating cash flow net of $770M in capital expenditure[ 2 ], up from $1.52B a year earlier[ 3 ].

Sources

  • 1northwind-10-K-2024.pdf · p.62
  • 2northwind-10-K-2024.pdf · Item 7 MD&A
  • 3northwind-10-K-2023.pdf · p.58
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checked against 22 filings

One claim, checked.

The latest annual filing shows 26 percent growth on the same measure. The 40 percent figure counts a one-time license as recurring. The reconciliation table and the revenue note are both attached.
Every number opens to the filing and the exact table. The definition mismatch is on screen, not buried.

For research and risk teams

Diligence at the speed of the deal.

Research and risk teams live on claims that trace back to a document, if you have time to find it. The figure that does not match the annual filing. The comparable built on a revised number. The risk buried in a footnote nobody read. Verity reads the filings for you and shows the line behind every claim, or that none exists.

  • A growth figure the latest filing does not support.
  • A metric defined one way in the pitch and another in the footnote.
  • A risk disclosed in a filing and left out of the summary.
  • A comparable built on a number that was later restated.
  1. 1

    Load the sources

    Add the filings, transcripts and memos as an Index, or search the public record directly.

  2. 2

    Ask or paste

    Smart Search ranks the disclosures, filings and reports and invents no answer on top. Chat writes a grounded answer over them, marks each figure supported or disputed and lets you pick the model.

  3. 3

    Read the split

    See what supports the number and what conflicts, each opening to the filing.

  4. 4

    Decide with the evidence in hand

    Move on a claim you have seen the source for, not one you took on trust.

In your workflow.

The same steps for a diligence pass, a memo or a comparable set.

Before the number goes in the memo, see the filing it came from.

Filings and material you upload stay in a private per-organization Index. Verity does not train on customer documents, and verdicts are reproducible: the same inputs return the same result.

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