Use cases for investor relations

Know how your company reads next to its peers

Investors compare your figures with your peers’ before they talk to you. Clarifo puts both side by side, each figure linked to the report it came from.

Follow what peers report during earnings season and see how they word the same disclosures.

NVIDIA's public Clarifo company page: fiscal 2026 revenue, operating profit, EBIT margin, net income and free cash flow, and revenue and operating profit 2021–2026
A public company page: what investors see when they look your company up
What IR teams use Clarifo for

From peer figures to a finished slide

Your company and its peers in one table

See your key figures and your peers’ for the same periods, in one consistent format.

  • Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow for each company
  • Sector peer groups
  • Segments and revenue by geography
Microsoft's fiscal 2026 key figures on its Clarifo company page: revenue 331.8 bn USD (+17.8 %), operating profit 155.2 bn USD, EBIT margin 46.8 %, net income 133.7 bn USD and free cash flow 67.0 bn USD, with revenue and operating profit 2021–2026
Key figures and their trend on a company page

Earnings season without the tab overload

Keep up when your peers report in the same week as you.

  • A report calendar built from the companies' own financial calendars
  • Companies that just reported, as a Visual Story
  • Visual Story cards to share with management
A Visual Story card with Nike's revenue, gross profit, net income and diluted EPS, and the source
A Visual Story card, with the source marked on the card

How peers word the same disclosure

Ask how other companies describe a topic in their reports and read the passage they wrote.

  • Answers from the reports, with citations
  • The cited page open next to the answer
An answer on how Microsoft recognizes Microsoft 365 revenue, next to the highlighted passage in Microsoft's 10-K
An answer and the report page it cites, side by side
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where do the figures come from?

From the companies' own annual reports, interim reports and SEC filings. Every figure links to the report page it was taken from.

Which companies can I compare with?

Public companies in the United States, Finland and Sweden, in the same data model, so a Nordic company can be compared with a US peer.

Can I share what I find?

Yes. Turn figures into Visual Story cards with the source marked on each card, or collect findings in a workspace and export them to PDF, Word or Excel.

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