The Relational Data Architecture
Corporate disclosures can often be chaotic, with a single promoter splitting a large purchase across dozens of individual market orders on the same day. To prevent your data feed from becoming unreadable, the terminal utilizes a nested, group-based architecture.- Nested Groupings: The database automatically groups transactions by company. For example, 1,778 individual insider trades are cleanly collapsed into 1,106 localized Stock Groups.
- Global Controls: Use the Expand All and Collapse All buttons above the ledger header to immediately open up every sub-transaction or return to a clean corporate bird’s-eye view.
Strategic Parameter Directory
The data grid tracks several critical disclosure variables. You can easily toggle or audit these properties across your workspace:The verified exchange trading ticker alongside the specific execution calendar stamp on which the trade was executed and disclosed to the regulators.
The explicit identity of the insider executing the position, allowing you to track whether a buy order is coming from the chief executive, a founding promoter family member, or a major institutional trust.
Classifies the insider’s relationship with the corporation (e.g., Promoter Group, Director, KMP, or Immediate Relative), helping you weigh the informational significance of the trade.
Identifies the mechanical nature of the equity movement. This separates standard open-market acquisitions or sales from corporate events like employee stock options (ESOPs), gifts, inter-se transfers, or pledges.
Tracks the exact block sizing. Total Value calculates the total capital deployed in Crores (₹), while Total Quantity isolates the absolute volume of shares swapped.

