Earnings calls
See what changed before the call ends
For independent equity research analysts and small investment teams covering earnings season.
Panelytix turns a live earnings call into an updating transcript and prompt-configured widgets for signals such as guidance changes, key metrics, sentiment shifts, risks, competitor mentions and analyst questions. Unlike a transcription tool, a generic BI dashboard, an answer engine or a trading terminal, it is a persistent, configurable multi-widget view designed to surface call-specific signals while the event is still in progress.
The problem with waiting for the transcript
The signal in an earnings call is time-sensitive. Management moves a number, softens a commitment, or gives an evasive answer to a pointed question — and the analysts who catch it during the call are working from a different information set than the ones who read the transcript hours later.
The usual options do not close that gap. Transcription tools hand you text and leave the reading to you. Post-call AI summaries arrive after the moment has passed, and give everyone the same generic recap.
How it works
- Bring the call. Point Panelytix at the live webcast audio.
- Describe your coverage. State the signals and questions you want followed, in plain English. Panelytix builds an initial multi-widget view from that brief.
- Follow the live view. The transcript and your widgets update continuously as the call runs, so you track what was said, what changed, and what merits a follow-up.
Each widget carries your own instructions, not a vendor's idea of what matters. Refine any widget's prompt and it starts watching for the thing you actually care about on the next turn of the call.
Example widgets
- Guidance changes — stays silent until management moves a number, then logs the metric, the direction, prior versus new, and the verbatim quote.
- Key metrics (as stated) — a running table of the figures actually said aloud.
- Management sentiment — topic-level tone with the phrase driving it.
- Risks and red flags — each distinct risk logged once, as it surfaces.
- Follow-up questions — a shortlist that re-ranks as the call progresses, targeting the answers that were vague.
What it is not
Panelytix analyses the audio of the call against your configured prompts. It does not provide market data, price feeds, trade execution, or investment advice, and it does not replace analyst judgment.
Try it on your next call
Request a pilot — founding-analyst pilot, $99–199/mo, limited slots for the upcoming earnings season. We set up a small number personally and reply within days.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Panelytix a transcription tool?
- Panelytix uses live transcription as an input, then turns the call into prompt-specific, continuously updated analyst signals. The outcome is a configurable multi-widget call view, not a transcript for post-call review.
- What can I track during an earnings call?
- Panelytix provides continuously refreshed widgets for guidance changes, extracted metrics, sentiment, risks, competitor mentions and analyst questions, updating as new call content arrives.
- Can I configure the dashboard for my own coverage?
- Panelytix creates an initial multi-widget coverage view from a plain-English analyst brief, and you can refine the prompts for each individual widget to match the way you cover a name.
- Is Panelytix a trading terminal or investment-advice product?
- No. Panelytix offers configurable analysis of a live earnings call; it does not provide market data, trade execution, a full professional terminal, or investment advice.