Clarifo Data API

US + Nordic financial filings, as an API

The same dataset that powers clarifo.com — SEC EDGAR, Helsinki and Stockholm — exposed as a clean REST surface. The fastest way to ship a financial-data product without running your own ingest pipeline.

Why this exists

If you are building:

a research tool for buy-side analysts covering US and Nordic companies
a dashboard or scorecard for a CFO / IR team
a chat or agent that needs to ground answers in real filings
a screening or quant workflow that mixes US and Nordic issuers

You face the same blocker: there is no clean, structured filings data feed that puts SEC and Nordic issuers in one model, with English metric labels, currency annotations and verifiable page-level citations. This API is that feed.

What you can call

Search filings

Find filings by company, year, document type, or market.

Semantic content search

RAG search over the full text of every filing.

Key financial figures

Revenue, EBITDA, EPS, equity, cash flow — annual + latest quarter.

Full statements

Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow — up to 25 periods.

Compare companies

Side-by-side KPIs for 2–5 issuers, Nordic + US mixable.

Screen the universe

Rank by growth or absolute value across markets and industries.

Company profile

Narrative business context: products, customers, strategy, risks.

Revenue geography

Country + region revenue split, ISO alpha-2 codes for mapping.

Coverage at a glance

Market	Sources	Coverage
NYSE / NASDAQ	SEC EDGAR XBRL (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K; 20-F / 40-F for foreign filers)	US-domestic and foreign filers, 10+ years
Helsinki (HEL)	ESEF iXBRL + interim-report PDFs	Main-list issuers, 5+ years for most companies
Stockholm (STO)	ESEF iXBRL + interim-report PDFs	Main-list issuers, 5+ years for most companies

Revenue-by-geography covers all Nordic filers tracked by Clarifo plus ~1,450 US filers with country-level XBRL disclosures (2020–2026).

Getting started

Create an API key. Sign in at clarifo.com, open Settings → API keys, and create a clf_live_ key. Pro and Enterprise plans (and the 7-day Pro trial) include API access; Standard does not. Key creation is self-serve. See Authentication.
Send your first request. Pass the key as a bearer token (Authorization: Bearer clf_…). See Quickstart.
Build. Browse the API reference in the sidebar.