Research platform

Ask questions. Delegate research.

Investigate companies, test an investment thesis, or follow earnings live. Work in Q&A, delegate research to agents, and keep up with source alerts, with evidence you can review.

Q&A

Ask it through.

Explore a company, follow the evidence, and turn the findings into your next piece of work.

  1. Get up to speed.

    What’s driving Microsoft’s cloud growth?

    Get into the business, the latest results, or a question in your investment thesis.

  2. Go a level deeper.

    How has Microsoft’s outlook changed since last quarter?

    Ask a follow-up. Compare periods, challenge an assumption, or trace a claim to its source.

  3. Put it to work.

    Chart the trend and pull out the questions to ask management.

    Turn the research into a chart, a comparison table, or talking points for your next meeting.

Focus your search.

Choose the time range and sources for your question. Search company filings, earnings transcripts, licensed research, and your own documents.

Keep the scope broad, or narrow it to the period and material you want to investigate.

Go straight to the source.

Open a citation to see the passage behind a finding. Check the wording, period, and context before carrying it into your work.

Keep company disclosures, external research, and web sources distinct.

Ask for charts.

Ask for a chart to compare companies, follow a trend, or see what changed across quarters.

Refine the period or comparison in the same conversation.

Apple FY2025 revenue

By category · $416.2B total
iPhoneServicesWearables, Home and AccessoriesMaciPad
iPad$28.023B

Google revenue by business

2024–2025 · Revenue ($B)
0306090120Q12024Q22024Q32024Q42024Q12025Q22025Q32025Q42025
Q3 2024
Search & Other49.4
YouTube Ads8.9
Google Cloud11.4
Subscriptions, Platforms & Devices10.7
Google Network7.5
Other Bets0.4
Search & OtherYouTube AdsGoogle CloudSubscriptions, Platforms & DevicesGoogle NetworkOther Bets

Follow earnings live.

Follow a supported earnings call as the transcript comes in. When it ends, see how the numbers and management’s outlook compare with prior quarters.

The insights table fills after the call. Choose the metrics, themes, and prior quarter you want to compare.

Agents

Hand it off.

Describe the work, refine the scope, and send your agent off to research.

  1. Give it the brief.

    Test my thesis that AI data-center spending can sustain Schneider Electric’s growth. What evidence supports or challenges it?

    Delegate a thesis review that weighs the evidence and identifies what still needs to be tested.

  2. Shape the research.

    Compare with Eaton and ABB over the last four quarters. Focus on orders, margins, and cash conversion.

    Talk through the scope. Choose peers, change the period, and add the questions that matter.

  3. Send it to work.

    Write an investment committee brief with bull and bear cases, evidence gaps, and questions for management. Cite the sources.

    Let the agent carry out the research. Review the finished report in your Report Inbox.

Hand off the next report.

Test an investment thesis, compare companies, or prepare for a meeting. Describe the assignment, refine the research plan, and send your agent to work.

Run it when you are ready. The completed report arrives in your Report Inbox for review.

Start the day caught up.

Have your coverage brief run each morning, week, or quarter. Set the companies, the questions, and a schedule that fits your team.

Keep the recurring research moving while you focus on what the findings mean.

Follow the next development.

Set source alerts around a company, topic, or investment question. For a research assignment, choose a supported filing, transcript, or press-release event and the questions you want an agent to investigate.

Review the evidence behind the update. Alerts and triggered agents depend on enabled sources and your account’s access.

Start from your best work.

Turn a completed Samaya report into a reusable workflow. Or bring an example under ten pages, review the plan, and use it to research the next company.

Keep the structure you trust. Adapt the companies, sources, and questions for the next assignment.

What you can delegate.

Company primers, earnings reviews, market research, or a recurring news brief. Choose a workflow, then add your companies and questions.

Understand the business, financials, competitors, and investment debates.

Bring results, guidance, management commentary, and Q&A into one report.

Follow the developments that matter across your companies and topics.

Investigate a sector, compare companies, or explore a market trend.

Track the evidence that supports or challenges your investment thesis.

Catch up on published research, including changes to ratings and price targets.

Explore workflows for your desk

Bring the question behind your next decision.

See how Samaya handles a research question relevant to your team.