Summaries
AI generated summaries
Overview
Move beyond sifting through lengthy documents and get straight to the crucial information with our AI-powered summaries. Whether you need a quick grasp of a specific slide deck, the key takeaways from an audio recording, or a holistic understanding of an entire event, our summaries deliver actionable intelligence efficiently.
How it works
Currently, our summaries are an experimental feature, so we don’t recommend using them for anything business-critical just yet.
Summary types
We offer two main types of summaries to fit your needs.
Individual document summaries: Get a focused summary of a single document. For example, you can receive a summary of just the earnings presentation slides or the key points from a Q&A audio recording. Explore the reference documentation in the API reference section.
Event level summaries: Gain a comprehensive overview of an entire earnings event. This powerful feature synthesizes information across all available documents for that specific event (slides, audio, and reports) to give you a unified, holistic understanding of the company’s performance and outlook.
Event Summaries
Explore the event summaries API endpoint.
Summary formats
We offer three different summary formats:
- line: A concise, one-line summary (up to 100 characters).
- short: A brief summary (up to 350 characters).
- long: A more detailed summary, varying in length based on the original content.
Sources
Our summaries are generated from slides, audio transcripts, and reports. When you request a summary, we use the most relevant available documents. You’ll find links to these source documents included in the summary response. For even easier navigation, sources are also embedded directly within the summary text using angle brackets, which can be linked to the corresponding source media through the sourceId field in the summary response.
If you prefer a cleaner summary without embedded sources, you can set the plain
parameter to true
. This will remove the embedded sources from the summary text, but the sources array will still be included in the response for you to link to the source media if needed.
Updates to the summaries
Event summaries are continuously updated as new documents become available. This means a summary you receive today might differ tomorrow. To ensure you have the latest version, simply check the updatedAt field in the summary response.
How to access the data
Summaries are requested for a specific event or document and are available for download in JSON format. The text content itself is provided in Markdown format.