AI-powered stock market alerts

Exchange filings arrive as PDFs — some text-native, some scanned. Neither is alert-ready on its own. ALFA Finder runs every filing through OCR and AI before it reaches you, so what you get is a classified, summarised alert rather than a raw document dump.

What the AI actually does

Every filing is read, OCR'd where the source is a scanned document, then classified into a specific filing type — board meeting, results, order win, promoter activity, credit rating change, and dozens more — rather than left as an undifferentiated "announcement". A short summary is generated describing what the company actually said, not just that it filed something.

Why classification matters

A raw exchange feed is a firehose — most companies file dozens of routine notices for every one that actually moves the stock. Classifying each filing by type is what makes it possible to follow only the categories that matter to you (see the full list of filing categories) instead of reading everything the exchange publishes.

Where the summary comes from

The summary attached to each alert is generated directly from the filing's own text — not a template, not a headline pulled from a news site. It's written to answer one question: what did the company actually disclose. Every field in an alert is documented on the glossary page.

Delivered where you already are

Once classified and summarised, the alert goes straight to WhatsApp and Telegram — see the measured delivery speed from filing to alert.