Extracting data
Extract tables, compare filings, and trace data back to source.
Finbar is designed to make financial data extraction efficient and traceable. When you select a table or datapoint, tools help you copy, compare across time, build time series, and return to the original source.
Table data
Click a table in a document to enable the 'Inspect' tool, which displays a cleaned mini-spreadsheet version of the table. You can copy individual cells, rows, columns, or the whole table into another workflow.
The example below shows Apple's FY2025 full-year income statement from the company's annual report.

Finding similar tables across time
Selecting a table also enables the 'Similar tables' and 'Time series' workflows.
These tools help you quickly find equivalent data reported over multiple periods. For example, if you start from a company's income statement, Finbar can search nearby annual and quarterly reports for matching income statement tables before you build a time series.
Click 'Similar tables' to first run a search for similar tables to the current selection, across a predefined period.

Building fundamental time series
Clicking 'Time series' after searching for similar tables allows you to transform this list of tables into a fully compiled time series, which accounts for subtleties like restatements and differing lengths of period.
The initial screen will ask you to select which cells in the table you're interested in pulling equivalent data for. Drag to make a selection.
What matters is which line items you're interested in. For example, if you're interested in seeing a company's cash position over time, you could select the 'Cash and cash equivalents' cell from the balance sheet.
Once it compiles, you should see a time series of your selected line items.

Tracing data
All fundamental datapoints in Finbar are always traceable back to their original document source. Right-clicking on a cell in a table, time series, or other worksheet will show you the option to open the original source. This will open the original document in a new tab, jumping to the exact spot where that data was reported.
