> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://doc.astreus.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Earnings source statements > Verified statements from the issuer's speakers, by extraction type, newest call first. Retains source call and quote anchors; a speaker's causal claim is not independently proven causation. Retains source call and quote anchors; a speaker's causal claim is not independently proven causation. ## OpenAPI ````yaml https://astreus.ai/openapi.json get /api/v1/companies/{id}/earnings/statements openapi: 3.1.0 info: title: Astreus API version: '2026-11-11' description: >- Astreus is a financial data terminal that turns the world's unstructured financial disclosure into structured, traceable data. It reads what companies, exchanges and central banks publish — annual and interim reports, SEC filings, results announcements, investor presentations, earnings calls, 8-Ks, regulator notices and policy text — across the United States, the Gulf (Tadawul, DFM, ADX, Boursa Kuwait, QSE), Japan, Taiwan, Korea, the UK and Europe, and serves it as data a program can trust: standardized financial statements (annual, quarterly, semiannual), segments and KPIs, the tables inside the notes, filing sections as text, investor decks page by page, earnings-call transcripts and audio, span-anchored observations, management guidance scored against outcomes, typed 8-K events, an attributed intraday news tape, insider and 13F ownership, a people registry, macro series (the current vintage: the latest published value for each period) and central-bank text, benchmark, commodity and compute-price series, and a source-linked claim graph with declared validation limits. Use `fact-source` and document metadata to retain available provenance. Publication and entitlement gates apply per dataset; inspect availability and tool limitations. Coverage is published live: `GET /api/v1/landing/coverage` (no key) returns every market served with company counts, history depth, completeness and periods held per data type — ask it before answering "what do you cover?". `{id}` is a ticker, a numeric SEC CIK, or a platform key for a non-SEC issuer (XSAU000001) — the `cik` field of the company payload. Human-readable guides: https://doc.astreus.ai (coverage at /coverage, data catalog at /data-catalog). Tiers: `public` endpoints need no credentials. Everything else takes an **API key** — create one on the Developers page in the terminal (https://astreus.ai/developers) and send it as `X-API-KEY: pk_live_...` (or `Authorization: Bearer pk_live_...`). Signed-in terminal sessions may use their Cognito ID token instead. Rate limits and quotas are per plan (fixed UTC windows): Free — 30 req/min, 250 req/day; Build — 300 req/min, 100,000 req/month; Scale — custom. Build, Scale and prepaid credits are set up with sales (https://astreus.ai/contact), not self-serve. Responses carry RateLimit-*, X-Quota-* and, when credits pay, X-Billing-Source/X-Credits-Remaining-USD headers; a 429 carries `Retry-After` and a machine `code` of rate_limited or quota_exceeded (with sales_email). Server-side use: `/api/v1` sends no CORS headers, so a browser page on another origin cannot call it. Call it from a server, a script or an agent, and keep the key there. Versioning: `info.version` is the UTC date the contract last changed, and every response carries it in `x-astreus-api-version`. Within `/api/v1` changes are additive; a field or parameter that will go is marked `deprecated` first and kept for at least 90 days. Policy: https://doc.astreus.ai/versioning. Not investment advice. See /terms. contact: email: saif@astreus.ai termsOfService: https://astreus.ai/terms license: name: 'Proprietary: Astreus terms of service' url: https://astreus.ai/terms servers: - url: https://astreus.ai security: [] tags: - name: Search & Meta description: Entity resolution and platform metadata. - name: Company Data description: Profiles, structure, leadership, calendars. - name: Geo & Assets description: >- Physical assets on the map — what a company owns, operates or develops, where, since when, at what location precision, and the source behind each fact. - name: Financial Statements description: >- Standardized XBRL-derived statements — every line traceable to its filing via fact provenance. - name: SEC Filings description: >- The filing index and documents (SEC and exchange-published), parsed section text, and the tables inside the notes as gated grids and series. - name: 8-K Events description: >- Material events: 8-K items and exchange disclosures by item code, filterable by family, with extracted item text. - name: News description: >- The intraday news tape: filings, releases and licensed wires with source attribution, storylines and topics. - name: Transcripts & Calls description: Earnings-call transcripts, span-anchored observations, IR decks. - name: Guidance & Scorecards description: What management promised vs. what happened. - name: Ownership & Insiders description: 13F holders, Forms 3/4/5, the people registry. - name: Macro description: >- Economic series (the current vintage: the latest published value for each period) and central-bank text. - name: Market Data description: Daily bars for stocks, benchmarks, commodities and compute. - name: Intelligence description: Narratives and source-linked claims with declared validation status. - name: Analytics description: Charting over any catalog series. paths: /api/v1/companies/{id}/earnings/statements: get: tags: - Guidance & Scorecards summary: Earnings source statements description: >- Verified statements from the issuer's speakers, by extraction type, newest call first. Retains source call and quote anchors; a speaker's causal claim is not independently proven causation. Retains source call and quote anchors; a speaker's causal claim is not independently proven causation. operationId: get-earnings-source-statements parameters: - name: id in: path required: true description: >- Ticker, SEC CIK or canonical platform key returned by company resolution. schema: type: string - name: type in: query description: Extraction type. schema: type: string enum: - causal_claim - guidance - metric - event - state default: causal_claim - name: document in: query description: Limit to one source document ID (an integer). schema: type: string - name: q in: query description: >- Text contained in the statement, its quote, concept, cause, effect or speaker name; max 200 characters. schema: type: string - name: limit in: query description: Rows per page, 1–100; default 50. schema: type: integer minimum: 1 maximum: 100 default: 50 - name: offset in: query description: Rows to skip, default 0. schema: type: integer minimum: 0 default: 0 responses: '200': description: OK content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: ticker: type: string counts: type: object properties: causal_claim: type: integer guidance: type: integer metric: type: integer event: type: integer state: type: integer total: type: integer rows: type: array items: type: object properties: observationId: type: integer type: type: string statement: type: string concept: type: string direction: type: string value: type: 'null' valueLow: type: 'null' valueHigh: type: 'null' unit: type: 'null' valueQualifier: type: 'null' periodRaw: type: string isForwardLooking: type: boolean causeStatement: type: string effectStatement: type: string quote: type: string speakerName: type: string speakerRole: type: string documentId: type: integer calls: type: array items: type: object properties: documentId: type: integer externalId: type: string date: type: string format: date label: type: string description: >- Inferred from captured responses: every field shown was returned by a real call; a field may be absent or null on other calls. x-schema-source: inferred example: ticker: NVDA counts: causal_claim: 708 guidance: 583 metric: 2101 event: 997 state: 3758 total: 708 rows: - observationId: 742816 type: causal_claim statement: >- High compute infrastructure costs drove the sequential increase in NVIDIA's operating expenses in Q2 FY2027. concept: operating expenses direction: increasing value: null valueLow: null valueHigh: null unit: null valueQualifier: null periodRaw: primarily due to isForwardLooking: false causeStatement: NVIDIA incurred high compute infrastructure costs. effectStatement: >- NVIDIA's GAAP and non-GAAP operating expenses increased sequentially. quote: primarily due to high compute infrastructure costs speakerName: Colette Kress speakerRole: executive documentId: 35778 - observationId: 742817 type: causal_claim statement: >- Compensation and benefits costs drove the sequential increase in NVIDIA's operating expenses in Q2 FY2027. concept: operating expenses direction: increasing value: null valueLow: null valueHigh: null unit: null valueQualifier: null periodRaw: primarily due to isForwardLooking: false causeStatement: NVIDIA incurred compensation and benefits costs. effectStatement: >- NVIDIA's GAAP and non-GAAP operating expenses increased sequentially. quote: >- primarily due to high compute infrastructure costs and compensation and benefits costs. speakerName: Colette Kress speakerRole: executive documentId: 35778 calls: - documentId: 35778 externalId: '257198' date: '2026-08-26' label: Q2 FY2027 - documentId: 1 externalId: '31919' date: '2026-05-20' label: Q1 FY2027 '400': description: >- A query parameter the route does not take (unknown_parameter), a value outside its type, enum or range (invalid_parameter), or a required one missing (missing_parameter); `param` names it. A request refused against this spec's parameter list is not metered. content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '401': description: Missing or invalid bearer token. content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '404': description: Unknown company, country, symbol or resource. content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '429': description: Rate limited. Honour Retry-After. content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' security: - apiKey: [] - cognitoIdToken: [] components: schemas: Error: type: object required: - error - code properties: error: type: string description: Human-readable message. It may change; branch on `code`. code: type: string description: >- Stable machine code; every error carries one. unknown_parameter, invalid_parameter and missing_parameter come with `param`; unknown_parameter also with `allowed`. A route may add codes of its own (e.g. key_limit); treat an unlisted code by its HTTP status. enum: - unknown_parameter - invalid_parameter - missing_parameter - invalid_request - unauthenticated - upgrade_required - forbidden - not_found - conflict - too_large - unsupported_media_type - rate_limited - quota_exceeded - auth_unavailable - upstream_unavailable - internal_error param: type: string description: The query parameter at fault, when one is. allowed: type: array items: type: string description: 'With unknown_parameter: every query parameter the route takes.' securitySchemes: apiKey: type: apiKey in: header name: X-API-KEY description: >- Astreus API key (pk_live_...), created on the Developers page in the terminal. Also accepted as `Authorization: Bearer pk_live_...`. x-default: pk_live_YOUR_KEY cognitoIdToken: type: http scheme: bearer bearerFormat: JWT description: >- Amazon Cognito ID token (token_use=id) for the Astreus user pool — the terminal's own session credential. 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