Build on Poland filings programmatically.

The FinancialReports API delivers KNF-regulated Polish filings — spanning both the ESPI regulatory channel and the EBI current-report channel — through the same endpoint and x-api-key header as all 42 covered markets. Filtering to Polish issuers requires one parameter: ?country=PL. The ESPI/EBI channel split is preserved in the filing metadata, so downstream consumers can filter by disclosure system without building their own classification layer.

Poland's quarterly-report mandate means the live filing rate per issuer is structurally higher than any comparable CEE market — a WIG30 constituent generates four periodic reports per year, plus a continuous stream of ad-hoc disclosures, insider transactions, and significant shareholding notifications. For event-driven strategies and quant signal pipelines, that throughput is a feature: more data points per issuer, more frequently, at the same API latency. Webhook subscriptions push filing metadata within roughly 60 seconds of KNF or GPW publication, using the same JSON payload structure as every other covered market — a Polish Q3 trading update and a French half-year report arrive at your handler with the same envelope.

Filing bodies are available as JSON metadata, Markdown via /api/filings/{id}/markdown/, and original PDF or iXBRL. The Markdown rendering is particularly valuable for Polish content: ESPI filings are often plain-text regulatory announcements that parse cleanly, while EBI current reports and PDF annual reports are more variable in structure. The platform normalises both into consistent Markdown body text suitable for NLP pipelines and LLM context windows without a separate Polish-language PDF-to-text step.

Common API use cases for Polish data include backfilling WIG20 / WIG30 consolidated financials for quant research, monitoring PKN Orlen and KGHM for CEE energy and commodities coverage, triggering on CD Projekt and Allegro ad-hoc disclosures for consumer-tech signal generation, tracking NewConnect admissions and cancellations for SME market analytics, and incorporating the full CEE landscape (Poland + Czech + Hungary + Romania) into a single multi-country pipeline. Trial keys are available on request; the web product is free and indexed for the public web.