Companies bury the part that matters in the fine print.

Screen the ASX and pull a complete dossier on any ticker: capital raises, M&A bids, substantial holders, director trades, guidance revisions, and quarterly cash reports. Every number links straight to the PDF it came from.

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Asking the Analyst which ASX small caps raised capital in the last three months, and getting back a cited table of raises with dollar amounts, the stated purpose of the funds, and a receipt showing how the answer was verified.

1. Live filing tables (free)

Placements that closed short of what they announced, companies trading below their Appendix 4C cash balance, director sales ranked in dollars, and guidance upgrades with both numbers on the record.

2. The Analyst

Ask a question in plain English. It queries the structured tables first, opens the filings to check the fine print, links every figure to the source PDF, and saves the table so you can export it to CSV.

3. Claude & ChatGPT connector

In Claude Desktop, claude.ai or ChatGPT add a custom connector named “Capital Signal” with the URL https://capitalsignal.io/api/mcp, leave the advanced settings empty, and click Connect. No API key, nothing to install. Claude gets direct access to all nine filing tools.

What turns up when you check the filings across the whole market

Claude can read a filing if you hand it one. It cannot tell you which filing you needed to hand it. Three examples from running this across the ASX:

333D Limited (T3D, $7.8m market cap)The $43bn Firmus IPO footnote buried in a quarterly cash report

On 31 July T3D lodged its Appendix 4C. In a footnote: it holds 1,034 shares in Firmus Grid at $145 a share, with language about selling on the secondary market. Six weeks earlier Firmus had pulled a ~$43bn ASX float. Nobody reads the quarterly reports of 2,200 micro-caps one by one.

TMK Energy (TMK)“$3.5 MILLION FUNDING SECURED” that completed at $0.15m (4%)

Announced in September 2025, completed six weeks later at $0.15m, then followed six months after that by another raise at 60x the price. Three separate filings with no shared keywords.

Tasmea (TEA) & WiseTech (WTC)Separating real insider sales from option exercises

A day after TEA upgraded FY27 guidance, a director lodged a $1.56m notice that secondary sites flagged as a sale. The Appendix 3Y shows it was 1M options exercised at $1.56 (money paid in). Meanwhile a market-wide dollar scan turns up a $20m WiseTech sale and $93m of SKS block trades that never made the weekly digests.