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openbb-filingpulse

FilingPulse provider extension for the OpenBB Platform: SEC EDGAR Form 4 insider transactions as normalized data.

FilingPulse is data infrastructure — filings as filed with EDGAR, normalized into one stable JSON schema. It does not interpret filings, and nothing here is investment advice.

Install

pip install openbb-filingpulse

The OpenBB Platform discovers the provider automatically. If you use the Python interface, rebuild it once after installing:

import openbb
openbb.build()

Credentials

Get a free API key (no card required) at filingpulse.io/signup.html, then:

from openbb import obb
obb.user.credentials.filingpulse_api_key = "fp_..."

or add "filingpulse_api_key": "fp_..." to ~/.openbb_platform/user_settings.json.

Usage

from openbb import obb

# Latest insider transactions for a symbol
result = obb.equity.ownership.insider_trading(
    symbol="AAPL", provider="filingpulse", limit=100
)
df = result.to_df()

# A fixed, reproducible window (maps to the API's since=/until= filters)
result = obb.equity.ownership.insider_trading(
    symbol="KMI",
    provider="filingpulse",
    start_date="2026-07-01",
    end_date="2026-07-31",
)

# Amendments only
result = obb.equity.ownership.insider_trading(
    symbol="CIB", provider="filingpulse", form_type="4/A"
)

Data notes

  • One row per transaction leg — a filing's Table I (non-derivative) and Table II (derivative) legs each become a row; is_derivative tells them apart and accession groups the legs of one filing. Holdings-only filings report no transactions and yield no rows.
  • limit counts rows (legs), not filings. The fetcher pages the API until it has enough.
  • Numbers are coerced from as-filed strings. EDGAR accepts malformed values; anything that does not parse is None, never a guess. For the exact as-filed strings, use the REST API directly.
  • Multi-owner filings (common for funds) show the first reporting owner; additional_owners carries how many more are on the filing.
  • filing_date is the date EDGAR accepted the filing; transaction_date is per leg, as filed.

Rate limits

The free tier serves 2,500 requests/month at 10 req/min. One fetcher call uses one API request per 200 filings paged. Paid tiers at filingpulse.io/#pricing.

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