Kscope · deep dive · 2026-10-14
Daloopa sells the number a company discloses past the face statement, then a crosswalk that makes those numbers comparable. The documents are public. The 77-template mapping is the build.
The row stays fast. Face statements are already extracted, about 473,000 filing-rows. Geographic revenue is 226,963 facts across 3,334 companies and refreshes hourly. Operating KPIs are live in a handful of industries: 2,877 insurance rows on 76 companies, call reports for 4,233 institutions, 23,944 mining-reserve rows, and 16,110 power plants. Their taxonomy document counts 2,696 standardized metrics and 77 industry templates, on 3,488 of the 6,000+ tickers the homepage sells. The API page still says 1,300+ standardized metrics, and the industry-models page still says 30+ models. Company-specific KPIs, segment names, the non-GAAP bridge, and the company's own guidance are in the releases we collect. A canonical name across peers is a model. Daily prices on the API name no supplier. Scout is their Excel agent.
| Feature | Daloopa | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Face statements | The homepage, read 2026-10-14, covers 6,000+ public companies and 14 years of history. The product page includes reported financials from SEC filings. | As-reported face statements are extracted from 10-K, 10-Q, 20-F, and 40-F filings. The fundamentals count in the KPI note of 2026-09-19 is about 473,000 filing-rows. | Ahead |
| Company-specific KPIs | The product page lists company-specific KPIs and metrics, taken from filings and from presentations, supplementals, footnotes, and transcripts. The API page says the feed carries thousands of KPIs for 6,000+ tickers. A customer quote on the product page says that if a company disclosed it, Daloopa has it. | Disclosed operating metrics are extracted where a pack has been built. Property-and-casualty insurers: combined ratio, loss ratio, expense ratio, and net premiums, 2,877 rows on 76 companies, through 2026-06-30. Banks come from call reports, 4,233 institutions. Mining reserves are 23,944 rows from technical reports. Power covers 16,110 plants and 11,242 capacity and outage events from filings. Home-builder net orders, backlog, cancellation rate, and absorption are marked built, and the note gives no row count. Telecom, retail, hotels, and airlines are named and not started. A metric that appears only in a deck is a crawl of a public document. | Partial |
| Geography | Industry templates include a geographic bucket. The semiconductor example is Americas, EMEA, APAC, and China. | Geographic revenue is loaded and refreshes hourly. 226,963 facts across 3,334 companies, with periods from 2014-03-31 through 2026-08-31. 88.2 percent of the dollars sit on a standard region. Checked 2026-09-19. | Ahead |
| Business segments | The taxonomy has a segmental-breakdown section. The semiconductor template names product lines such as data center and gaming, and maps each company's own series onto that line. | The breakout a company prints is in the filing. Those names are chosen by the filer, and they are not yet normalized so that one company's product line lines up with another's. That crosswalk is a model on text we hold. | Partial |
| GAAP to non-GAAP | The taxonomy has a GAAP-to-non-GAAP section. The template examples are adjusted earnings per share, adjusted operating income, adjusted gross margin, and non-GAAP net income. | The reconciliation is in the earnings release and the 8-K exhibit we collect. A single adjusted line, comparable across companies, is a model on that reconciliation. It is not shipped as a cross-company series. | Partial |
| Company guidance | The taxonomy has a guidance section. The product page lists company guidance next to the KPIs. This is the range the company published. | The guidance paragraph is in the release. A structured low and high, kept as its own series, is an extract of that paragraph and is not shipped. A broker's forecast of the same KPI is a different product. | Partial |
| Feature | Daloopa | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canonical metrics | The taxonomy document, updated 2026-08-06, counts 2,696 standardized metrics, 3,488 companies inside the taxonomy, and 68 metrics per company on average. The API page, read the same day as the homepage, still says 1,300+ standardized metrics. The docs say a company-specific KPI usually has no shared definition, so the mapping is an ongoing judgment. An empty template line can mean the metric does not apply, or that the series exists and has not been mapped. | A canonical name on a metric the company disclosed is our model. It is built for the packs above. It is not a 2,696-metric crosswalk across 3,488 companies. | Partial |
| Industry templates | The template document, updated 2026-08-17, says each industry template has five buckets: KPIs, segments, geography, the financial statements, and non-GAAP, and that a template exists for every industry in coverage. The count in that document is 77 templates. The industry-models page still on the site says 30+ industry models and 5,000+ datasheets. | The live packs are insurance, banks, mining, power, credit, and home builders. The next named packs, telecom and retail among them, are not started. Seventy-seven templates are their maintained set. The same five buckets can be filled from the filings as each industry is pulled. | Partial |
| Feature | Daloopa | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Link back to the source | The homepage says every number is hyperlinked to its original source, and states an accuracy rate above 99 percent across millions of data points. The product page offers one-click verification to the original document. | Each extracted figure carries the filing it came from. The click inside their Excel sheet is their screen. The accuracy rate is their claim. | Match |
| How fast a print lands | The updater page says the first financials and KPIs start updating within minutes of the filing, on average. The product page says key data is available within moments of release, and puts the time saved at 15 to 45 minutes per model. | Geographic revenue refreshes hourly. The industry KPI packs are built as extracts, and a minutes-after-the-print push of every disclosed KPI is not shipped. The document is public the moment the company files it. | Partial |
| Data sheets and the Excel updater | Data sheets and a one-click Excel updater cover the 6,000+ ticker set. The plans page names Free, Core, Premium, and a Fundamentals API. Paid tiers are speak-with-sales. The free data-sheet quota is printed three ways on that page: one download, up to 3, and 3 sheets. | The series we hold can fill a sheet. The marketplace and the updater are their software. No dollar seat price is quoted, because the page prints none. | Partial |
| Scout | Scout is an Excel agent that builds and refreshes a model from a prompt, on their data, across the same 6,000+ tickers. Core and Premium include it. The plans page does not include it on Free. | An agent that writes a model from filings we hold is software we have not shipped. The numbers it would read are the series above. | Gap |
| Daily prices | The API serves daily open, high, low, close, and volume for 2,700+ companies, synced daily. The page does not name the supplier. | A consolidated tape stays a license. The page does not say which tape this is, so the file stays unresolved. The KPI series does not depend on it. | Beside |
Ahead The feature is data we already hold, in a form an investor can use.
Match Both products do this.
Partial We have the disclosed half, or the raw material for the model, and not their finished file.
Gap They ship the software. The Excel agent is this case.
Beside Daily prices whose supplier the page does not name. A consolidated tape stays a license.