What is AI-powered stock analysis and equity research?
AI-powered stock analysis and equity research uses AI agents to process financial files, calculate metrics, compare companies, identify patterns, and produce research deliverables. Energent adds an independent AI auditor that recomputes numbers and checks assertions against source documents. Each figure can be traced to a source file, row, and field. The workflow supports portfolio analysis, financial statements, ratios, technical momentum, dividends, macro regimes, valuation scenarios, and due diligence. It is designed to reduce the amount of manual quality control analysts must perform before relying on research.
Can Energent audit research produced by another AI?
Yes, Energent Audit is described as an independent AI auditor separate from the agent that performed the original analysis. It reviews completed equity research or financial analysis rather than only checking Energent’s own output. The auditor recomputes figures, traces them to their source, corrects errors where possible, and flags exceptions. It then issues a pass/fail verdict with evidence attached. This separation is intended to prevent the original agent from being the only authority over its own work.
What files and outputs are supported?
The supplied company information states that Energent supports more than 150 file types. Examples include PDFs, spreadsheets, Word documents, presentations, scanned images, handwriting, government and financial forms, CAD, G-code, InDesign files, and BOMs. Outputs can include Excel workbooks with live formulas and audit-trail tabs, Word reports, PowerPoint presentations, annotated PDFs, ZIP packages, and HTML dashboards. The exact workflow depends on the files and the requested deliverable. The platform also supports research in Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, French, Italian, German, Korean, and additional languages.
How long can an equity research workflow run?
Energent describes marathon sessions that can run from 300 to more than 3,000 messages. Context resets allow long-running work to resume where it left off. Batch analysis is intended to scale beyond typical chatbot workloads and can operate across large PDFs, Word tables, spreadsheets, scanned documents, and other complex source files. Large, multi-day jobs can continue without requiring a powerful laptop or an open browser session. Users can start a workflow on desktop, monitor it from a phone, and continue later from a tablet.
How does Energent address security and trust?
Energent’s supplied company description emphasizes enterprise-grade privacy and security. The audit process is designed to make outputs reviewable through source references, recomputation, exceptions, and a pass/fail verdict. This creates a traceable chain rather than leaving the analyst with an unexplained answer. The company also describes its approach as source-grounded, defensible, cited, and reproducible. Specific security controls, certifications, retention terms, or deployment details are not provided in the supplied information, so those points should be confirmed directly with Energent.
Is pricing or a free trial available?
Specific pricing details are not included in the supplied information. The provided product entry point is the Energent app, and the navigation also includes a pricing page and a book-a-demo option. Teams can use the demo route to discuss their equity research, file types, workflow volume, and output requirements. The available information does not state trial length, usage limits, plan names, or seat pricing. Those terms should be confirmed through Energent’s current pricing or sales process.