The decks
format tells you how to open it:
slides— the deck has been rasterised, one image per slide. Fetch pages with the route below. This covers 8-K exhibits and the exchange-lane decks the pipeline has rendered.pdf— the stored PDF itself (negativeid,docRefset). Open it whole through the filings document route,GET /companies/{id}/filings/{docRef}, exactly as the terminal’s Documents tab does.
accessionNumber is the SEC accession, filingType is 8-K,
itemCodes lists the items (["7.01"]) and exhibitType is the exhibit number
(EX-99.2). cik is the filer — a predecessor entity may have filed the deck.
Pages
page is 1-based, up to 500). The route is public — the
images are meant for <img src> — and immutable once rendered, so cache freely. Only
format: "slides" decks have pages.
Numbers read from decks
A deck is a display document, not a source for the statements: nothing in a presentation ever alters/financials’ income statement, balance sheet or cash flow. But issuers do
disclose in decks what they omit from the statements — revenue by product or brand,
like-for-like growth, share of revenue by channel, margin by segment — and those figures are
extracted, gated and served with their provenance:
- In
GET /companies/{id}/segment-revenuea deck-sourced block is labelled"… (investor presentation)", itssource.filingTypeis"Investor presentation (PDF)"andsource.sourceTagnames the exact slide:ir_deck:SAU-2280-20260331-DECK:p19. - In the
segments_kpisstatement of/financials, deck-sourced segment members appear as ordinaryseg::rows, and per-member KPIs appear askpimhdr::/kpim::rows headed"<KPI> by <Brand | Country | Product category | Channel | Segment> (investor presentation)". Scalar KPIs from decks are labelled"(presentation)". fact-sourceon any of those rows returnsprovenance: "segment_deck"and the deck’s document reference and page.