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The only AI your firm
can trust with its numbers

Frontier models and finance AI tools are built to sound right. Kepler is built to be right: code pulls and computes every number from your sources, and every answer checks out to the line.

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A deterministic engine

Code pulls and computes every number. The model never writes one.

A deep search index

Every document read in full and indexed before you ask.

Your firm's ontology

Your entities, definitions and relationships, resolved and sourced.

Line-level provenance

Every figure traces to the line it came from, with its formula.

Checked as it's written

Every citation verified against its source before you see it.

Any point in time

Every figure as filed or as restated, on any date.

How they
actually work

Ask these questions of any AI tool before you trust its numbers.

QuestionFrontier models on their ownFinance AI tools
Where each number comes fromWritten by the modelWritten by the modelPulled from the source and computed by code
Can the citation be wrong?Yes: the model attaches itYes: the model attaches itNo: it's where the number was pulled from
What the citation points toA document or a passageA document or a passageThe exact line the fact came from
Finding the right facts in your documentsOnly what fits in one promptSearches for passages when you ask, and can miss themEvery document read in full and indexed before you ask
When two sources disagreePicks one, without telling youPicks one, without telling youShows both, each with its source, and flags the conflict
Showing the calculationHidden inside the modelHidden inside the modelRun as code, with every input shown
Asking the same question twiceCan give two different numbersCan give two different numbersThe same number, every time
Using your firm's definitionsRe-typed into every promptTemplates the model may not followBuilt into your ontology, applied every time
Checking before you see itAfter the fact, if at allAfter the fact, if at allEvery citation, while the answer is written
Figures as filed or as restatedCan't tell them apartCan't tell them apartEither, on any date

Where other AI
goes wrong

Typical AI tool

What was Alphabet's operating margin in FY2025?

Alphabet's FY2025 operating margin was 31.4%.1

1Alphabet Inc. 10-K, FY2025
104-page PDF

× The model wrote 31.4%. Nothing in the filing says it.

What was Alphabet's operating margin in FY2025?

Alphabet's FY2025 operating margin was 32.0%.

10-K FY2025 · Item 8 · Income statementRevenues402,836Costs and expenses273,797Income from operations129,039

129,039 ÷ 402,836 = 32.0%

Pulled from Item 8 by code, then computed. The same answer every time.

Methods we publish

All research
99.4%of tagged facts read at the right scale, across 40 held-out filingsStop Paying to Forget
94%on taxonomy mapping from a model we trained for $9, against 38–46% for frontier modelsAnthropic case study
194 / 200companies reshape a statement in ways tags can't follow; our paper recovers itReclassified to Conform

Questions

Why can't a frontier model be trusted with the numbers?

Because it writes them. A model predicts the most likely next digits, so a figure can be wrong and still look right, with a real source attached. Kepler never lets the model write a number: code pulls it from the source and does the math.

Don't finance AI tools already cite their sources?

They attach citations to what the model wrote, and a citation can prove a source exists without proving the number came from it. Data checked by people only covers public filings, never your own documents. Kepler pulls every number from the source with code, in your documents and in filings alike.

What makes Kepler different?

A deterministic engine for every number, a search index of every document read in full, your firm's ontology, line-level provenance, citations checked as the answer is written, and every figure as filed or as restated on any date.

Can we keep the AI tools we already use?

Yes. Kepler runs inside Claude as a verified connector, and any agent can use it through the Kepler MCP and API.