Company answers your agent can cite.
Filings, patents, contracts and hiring behind one URL.
Ask what a company reported, what it patented, who it sells to in government, or who it's hiring — and get the answer with the filing, the patent number or the award ID behind it. entity_profile takes one name and fans out across SEC EDGAR, USPTO, USAspending and DOL H-1B disclosures in parallel, so a single question reaches five sources instead of five separate lookups.
What it answers
Grouped by the job, not by the database. Every question shown below was run against the live gateway before it was printed here.
What a company has filed
“What is Moderna's FY2025 revenue and net income?”
$1.94B revenue, a $2.82B net loss — pulled from the FY2025 10-K (accession 0001682852-26-000033, filed 2026-02-20), not a model’s memory of the number.
- Recent filings by form type, and insider Form 4 transactions with role and price
- Institutional and fund holdings, and full-text search across any company’s filing history
What it owns
“What patents has Palantir been granted since 2020?”
1,209 granted patents since 2020, each with a real grant date. The tool used to silently mix in applications and cap the window without saying so (fleet #1216) — it now labels which it is returning.
- Patent search by inventor, and patent-assignment records (who a patent was transferred to and when)
Who it sells to
“What federal contracts has Palantir won since 2020?”
326 awards since 2020, including a $292M Army task order for the Maven Smart System UI/UX prototype and $276M in Gotham licenses to US Special Operations Command.
- Spending by agency and category, spending trends over time, and an incumbent’s full award history
Who it’s hiring
“Does Palantir sponsor H-1B visas, and what do they pay?”
114 LCA filings for 2025, median base salary $150,000 — led by Deployment Strategist and Software Engineer roles, mostly out of New York.
- H-1B salary distributions by job title and location, and an agency or industry’s top sponsoring employers
A real answer, with its receipt
“Give me a profile of Moderna: filings, patents, contracts, hiring.”
{
"resolved": true,
"ticker": "MRNA",
"company_name": "Moderna, Inc.",
"sources_used": ["edgar", "sec-xbrl", "patents", "gdelt", "gleif", "usaspending", "fda-purple-book", "h1b-lca"],
"fundamentals": { "Revenues": { "value": 1944000000, "period": "2025-12-31" } },
"patents": { "count": 426 },
"federal_contracts": {
"count": 11,
"total_value_usd": 11820636098.24,
"recent": [{ "award_id": "W911QY20C0100", "award_amount": 8204906278.12,
"awarding_agency": "Department of Defense",
"description": "100M SARS-COV-2 MRNA-1273 VACCINE DOSES" }]
}
}Run live on 2026-09-05, calling entity_profile directly. One name in; SEC filings, patents, an $8.2B Operation Warp Speed contract and more all come back from one call. (Ask the same thing through ask_pipeworx today and it mislabels this exact response `no_data` — a real bug, called out above — which is why the example questions on this page are asked one domain at a time until that's fixed.)
Where the answers come from
Primary sources only. No scraped aggregators, and no model-written summary standing in for a record.
SEC EDGAR
Filings by form type and full-text search, insider Form 4 transactions, institutional and fund holdings.
SEC XBRL
Fundamentals computed from the filings themselves — revenue, net income, R&D burn, dilution, liquidity runway.
USPTO patents
Grants and applications by applicant or inventor, with the record type stated and grant-date filtering.
USAspending
Federal contract awards by recipient, agency spending, incumbent profiles and multi-year trends.
DOL H-1B disclosures
Visa sponsorship and pay by employer, from Labor Condition Application filings.
GLEIF
Legal Entity Identifiers, for matching a company across borders and registries.
Connect it in about a minute
One URL, scoped so your agent sees these 75 tools rather than the whole catalogue. Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini and anything else that speaks MCP.
https://gateway.pipeworx.io/mcp?vertical=company-researchCommon questions
What data sources are included in Company Research?
SEC EDGAR (filings, insider transactions, institutional and fund holdings), SEC XBRL fundamentals (revenue, net income, R&D burn, dilution), USPTO patents (grants and applications by applicant, with grant-date filtering), USAspending (federal contract awards by recipient), DOL H-1B disclosures (visa sponsorship and pay by employer), and GLEIF (Legal Entity Identifiers). Covers a public company from one name in.
Can I get filings, patents, contracts and hiring for one company in a single call?
Yes — entity_profile takes a company name, ticker or CIK and fans out across EDGAR, XBRL, patents, USAspending, GLEIF and H-1B in parallel, returning whichever legs answer inside the deadline and naming any that did not (sources_failed). Private companies (no ticker or CIK) get an explicit note rather than a bare empty result.
Do patent results distinguish grants from applications?
Yes. search_patents defaults to both applications and grants and says so in record_type; pass granted_after to get grants specifically, with every returned row carrying a real grant_date. This was a known defect (fleet #1216, fixed 2026-09-03) — the tool used to silently narrow to a recent window and hand back applications when grants were asked.
What is not covered yet?
Executive officers. No tool currently answers "who are the officers of X" inside the fan-out deadline the gateway enforces on a single question — it is a timeout, not a data gap, and it is not shipped as an example question here until that is fixed.