FINANCIAL RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

From source
to decision.

Ask questions across company documents and financial workbooks. Explore the numbers, inspect the sources, and keep your analysis moving.

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THE WORK, IN FOCUSInteractive example · Sample data
Research / Company reviewILLUSTRATIVE DEMO
NORTHSTAR / COMPANY REVIEW

The answer is in your sources.

You

What drove revenue growth, and what should I look at next?

Radical Factor EXAMPLE RESPONSE

Revenue increased 18% year over year, led by expansion in the enterprise segment. Management notes point to a larger average contract size, alongside a longer sales cycle.

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01 / RESEARCH WITH CONTEXTDocuments → Questions → Answers with sources

Built around the way
analytical work happens.

Documents Financial models Defined metrics Connected answers

LESS ABSTRACT. MORE ACTUAL WORK.

Start with a question.
See where it takes you.

Explore a few ways to work with Radical Factor.
Each example starts with source material
and ends with something you can inspect.

READ ACROSS YOUR MATERIALS

Get beyond the first document.

Ask a question across company materials. Get a focused answer, then inspect the sources behind it.

WORK THROUGH THE NUMBERS

Ask more of your model.

Explore revenue, margins, and performance in your workbook. Follow up when a number deserves a closer look.

KEEP THE EVIDENCE CLOSE

Follow the answer back.

Find the sheet, cell, and formula behind a financial figure. Keep the supporting detail connected to your analysis.

Examples use illustrative company data to show the workflow.

THE RADICAL FACTOR APPROACH

Bring curiosity.
Keep the evidence.

Professional work starts with understanding the material. We’re building a more direct path through it.

Take a closer look
01

Your material is the starting point.

Work with the documents and models that matter to the question in front of you.

02

A good answer invites another question.

Move from the overview to the details. Follow a thread through the research and the numbers.

03

Sources belong beside the answer.

Inspect the evidence and use your judgment. The decision stays with you.

LESS SEARCHING. MORE UNDERSTANDING.

Your next question
is a good place to start.

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