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Reported Earnings Figures are the numbers a company printed in its earnings release: what the quarter delivered. Each observation is one reported metric for one period, carrying the value, the year-over-year change if the release printed one, and the verbatim quote it was read from. It shares its metric_key vocabulary with Management Guidance, so “what did they guide revenue to” and “what did revenue come in at” are one key and two calls.
Plan: Fund · Credits: 1 per call

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What You Can Use Reported Earnings Figures For

Compare a guided figure against the delivered one on the same key. Read the non-GAAP lines companies actually guide on — adjusted EBITDA, organic growth, segment KPIs, subscriber counts. Build a KPI history that XBRL cannot supply. Pair a number with management’s explanation of it.

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Why This Is Not a Substitute for the Financial Statements

Financial Statements come from the filing’s own XBRL and are the audited, comparable record. This dataset is what the press release printed.The release is where the non-GAAP lines live — the ones companies guide on and XBRL does not carry. Use the statements for the audited record; use this for the KPIs and adjusted measures.

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Every Figure Keeps Its Quote

Every row keeps the quote it was read from, and a figure that could not be found verbatim in the filed text is dropped rather than stored. A reader treats “revenue was $190.2 million” as a fact, so a guessed one is worse here than a missing one.

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Why Year-Over-Year Can Be Null

yoy is the change the release printed, and it is null when the release printed none. It is never computed. The basis of a year-over-year figure — adjusted, constant-currency, pro forma — is the filer’s to state. A number FocusAlpha divided would look identical on the page while carrying none of that meaning.

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Do Not Sum a Page Without Setting level

A release that breaks a line out by segment emits one row per segment beside the consolidated row. Both are on the same page.Pass level — consolidated or segment — before summing anything. Omitting it returns both, and adding them double-counts.
basis separates a GAAP from a non-GAAP reading of the same metric, which a release routinely prints side by side.

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Reported Earnings Figures Date Convention

observed_at is when the document went out. occurred_on is the filing’s own Period of Report. year and quarter are the fiscal year and quarter of the release. period is the period the figure is for, as the release printed it — for example Q2 2026.

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Reported Earnings Figures Coverage

Read the coverage block in the response. The floor moves as the backfill proceeds, so no date written on this page would stay true.

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Reported Earnings Figures Sources

Figures are read from the company’s own 8-K earnings release. They are as printed: not restated, not recomputed, and dropped rather than guessed when they could not be verified in the filed text.

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Query Reported Earnings Figures

Use the earnings results endpoint for one company.
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string
required
A company_id, ticker, CIK or ISIN.
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string
Normalised metric, for example revenue, adjusted_ebitda, eps.
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string
The period the figure is for, as printed, for example Q2 2026.
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integer
Fiscal year of the release. quarter narrows to one fiscal quarter, 1 to 4.
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string
consolidated or segment. Omit for both — but choose one before summing.
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integer
default:"100"
Rows per page, between 1 and 1000. Page through with cursor.
See also Management Guidance for the other half of the same vocabulary, 8-K Exhibits for the release itself, Income Statements for the audited record, and Semantic Retrieval for management’s words about a result.