Every underlined reference on these pages opens where you are, the way SeeNote opens a note in a filing. Rest on one to preview it, or try . Press ? for the keys.
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Example margin notes, the kind SeeNote saves
Item 1. BusinessWhat does SeeNote do?
SeeNote is a Chrome extension for reading company filings. It detects every cross-reference in a filing, like "see Note 12" or "refer to Note 7," and turns it into a link that opens the note in an inline popup. It works on SEC EDGAR, on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange filings, and on UK annual reports. Cross-references inside notes work too, so you follow the chain without ever scrolling away.
Note windows. Click any "see Note X" and the note opens right where you're reading. Drag it anywhere, resize it, zoom from 70% to 200%, and pin up to three at once when a number only makes sense beside two others. Close it and you're exactly where you left off.
Cross-reference chains. Notes reference other notes. SeeNote links the whole chain, so you follow the story instead of the pagination. It reaches across files too: a Tel Aviv report arrives as several PDFs, and a reference in the directors' chapter still opens the note from the financial statements.
The SeeNote Reader. Filings that arrive as PDFs open in SeeNote's own reader, from the toolbar, a right-click, or drag-and-drop. The note pops up as the actual printed page, so tables and typography are exact by construction. Text-layer PDFs only. If a PDF turns out to be scanned images, SeeNote says so.
Highlights and notes. Following the filing's references is half of reading one; the other half is marking what you found. Select a passage on an EDGAR page or a Tel Aviv iXBRL filing, or drag across a line in the Reader (a double-click takes one word), and keep it: one of four colours, and a note of your own if you want one. Every mark collects in the sidebar's Highlights tab, where you can filter them, jump back to the page, or tick a few and copy them out as a memo: the filing named at the top, each quote with your note beneath it and a link back to the passage. It pastes formatted into Word, Docs or Outlook, and as plain text into Slack or a spreadsheet. Print the filing and your marks print with it. My marks, one page for every filing you have marked, is searchable across titles, quotes and notes, and each entry reopens its filing on that passage. Marks are free on every filing, before and after the trial, and they stay on your device.
Try it here: select any sentence on these pages and pick a colour.
Keyboard-first.n and p walk the references, s opens the notes sidebar, + and - zoom, Esc closes. Forget one and ? shows the whole map. Built for people who read fifty filings a quarter.
Jump to any note. Know which note you need but nothing links to it? Press S to open the notes index: every note in the filing, in document order. Filter or arrow-key to the one you want and it opens in the same window. Fully keyboard-navigable and screen-reader friendly. And if you only want to know whether a reference is worth the trip, rest on it for a moment: you get the note's first three lines instead.
Which filings SeeNote reads
Filing types SeeNote reads, by market
Form
What it is
Source
Format
United States
10-K
Annual report
SEC EDGAR
HTML & inline XBRL
10-Q
Quarterly report
SEC EDGAR
HTML & inline XBRL
20-F
Foreign private issuer annual report
SEC EDGAR
HTML & inline XBRL
40-F
Canadian annual report (MJDS)
SEC EDGAR
HTML & inline XBRL
Israel
Periodic report
Annual or quarterly, filed as a set of PDFs
Maya (TASE)
Hebrew PDF
Periodic report
The same report, already rendered by Maya
Maya (TASE)
Inline XBRL
United Kingdom
Annual report
Annual report and accounts
FCA National Storage Mechanism
Designed PDF, some inline XBRL
Anywhere else
Any filing PDF
Opened in the SeeNote Reader
Any site
Text-layer PDF
Where SeeNote will not help
8-K, 6-K
Current reports. They rarely carry the note cross-references SeeNote follows, so there is usually nothing for it to do.
SEC EDGAR
HTML
Statutory accounts
Not supported: the pages are images, so there is no text to read
Companies House
Scanned page images
Cross-reference detection is not guaranteed complete on every filing.
An occasional reference may go undetected or link imprecisely; the authoritative document
is always the filing itself.
Competition: BamSEC Pro is $828 a year (see ). What SeeNote cannot read is set out in .
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Item 1A. Risk FactorsWhere will SeeNote not help?
Read these before you rely on SeeNote. Each one is a place where it won't help, and it's better to know that now than on deadline.
Detection is not guaranteed complete on every filing. An occasional reference may go undetected or link imprecisely. The authoritative document is always the filing itself.
Current reports give it little to do. 8-K and 6-K filings rarely carry the note cross-references SeeNote follows, so there is usually nothing for it to do in one.
Scanned pages cannot be read. Statutory accounts from Companies House are page images, so there is no text to read. If a PDF turns out to be scanned images, SeeNote says so.
It will not do the analysis for you. SeeNote contains no language model and generates no text (see ). If you want a summary, this is the wrong tool.
After three filings, the notes open only with a plan. SeeNote keeps detecting and underlining every cross-reference for free, forever. Opening them takes a plan (see ).
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Item 1C. CybersecurityWhat SeeNote can and cannot see of your reading
The SeeNote extension has no accounts and no profile of you. The filing is parsed where you are reading it and never leaves your machine, and nothing that says what you read is sent to us, not even which filings you opened. What does reach our server is about your trial and your subscription, and the trial numbers are also how we count how many trials are running. It is short enough that the privacy page lists all of it. The one optional setting that shares anything more is an aggregate tally of resolved references, off until you turn it on.
100% local execution. The filing is already rendered in your browser. SeeNote parses that page in-place and never transmits the document anywhere.
Nothing about which filings you read reaches us. In the extension: no reading history and no user profile, and nothing it sends says what you read: never a filing, never a note, never an address you visited. Unless you choose to share usage counts or your email address, what it sends our server is about your trial and your subscription: for example a random install id, a number from 0 to 3 (how many trial filings you have used) and, once you enter a license key, that key. We also use those trial numbers to count how many trials are running. Every request is listed on the privacy page.
Minimal permissions. The filing-reading code injects into four filing surfaces and nowhere else: sec.gov, Maya, the filings Maya renders as iXBRL, and the FCA data site. It touches no other tab, site, or credential.
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Item 5. Market for SeeNoteWho is SeeNote for?
Built for the people who actually read the notes:
Equity Research
Credit Analysis
Private Equity
Audit & Assurance
Forensic Accounting
Item 6. Selected DataThe substance lives in the notes
Median 10-K length roughly doubled between 1996 and 2013, and disclosure volume keeps growing.()
2×
Pages in a typical mid- to large-cap annual report, with the notes making up roughly half.
150-300
Estimated time for an expert to properly read one annual report. Most of it spent navigating, not thinking.
~3 hrs
* 10-K length data: Dyer, Lang & Stice-Lawrence, Journal of Accounting and Economics (2017). Reading-time figure is our own estimate for a full sequential read. The length data is measured on US 10-Ks, the best-studied of the three markets; a UK annual report or a Tel Aviv periodic report runs to a similar length.
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Item 7. Management’s Discussion and AnalysisHow does following a note work?
Taxes, leases, goodwill, contingencies, segment detail: the numbers that change an investment view sit in the footnotes, and the document sends you back and forth to reach them. Filings keep getting longer while your reading time doesn't.
If you read 10-Ks, you know the ritual: find the reference, scroll 180 pages, read the note, scroll back, find your paragraph again. Analysts describe keeping two windows open, printing entire filings, or leaning on Ctrl+F just to move around a document. SeeNote removes the round trip entirely.
Two notes deep, still on page 58.
A sentence in MD&A points to Note 12, and Note 12 points to Note 7. Without SeeNote that is a trip to page 94, another to page 88, and a hunt back to where you were. With SeeNote, you stay on page 58.
Escape closes the windows one at a time, and you are still on the same line of page 58.
Item 7Note 7Note 12
Form 10-KItem 7 · MD&A
Provision for Income Taxes. Our effective tax rate increased to 23.1% in fiscal year 2025, primarily from the remeasurement of deferred tax liabilities on intangibles acquired in the Halden Systems acquisition. See Note 12 – Income Taxes for the components of the provision.
Note 12: Income Taxes
(In millions)
Current
$
373.7
Deferred
38.6
Provision
$
412.3
Driven by intangibles from the Halden Systems acquisition. Refer to Note 7 – Goodwill.
Note 7: Goodwill
(In millions)
Beginning of period
$
3,918
Halden Systems
284
End of period
$
4,202
You are on page58 of 212
Exhibit 7.1. Now try it: a 10-K excerpt with SeeNote active. Click a reference, open the next one inside it, pin, drag and zoom.
In August 2025, we announced changes to the composition of our segments. Prior period segment information has been recast to conform to the way we internally manage and monitor our business during fiscal year 2025. These changes primarily impacted and .
Unearned Revenue
Unearned revenue by segment was as follows:
(In millions)
June 30,
2025
2024
Industrial Automation
$
4,182
$
3,647
Process Systems
2,058
1,894
Aftermarket Services
936
871
Total
$
7,176
$
6,412
The increase in unearned revenue was driven primarily by contract liabilities assumed in the Halden Systems acquisition and growth in multi-year service arrangements. Refer to of the Notes to Financial Statements (Part II, Item 8 of this Form 10-K) for the related tax effects.
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Note 12: Income Taxes100%
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Item 8. Financial StatementsHow much does SeeNote cost?
Free on your first 3 filings, with no card and no expiry.
After that, SeeNote keeps detecting and underlining every cross-reference for free,
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Founding offer: $99/year, $30 off the regular $129/year,
locked for as long as you stay subscribed.
Limited to the first 150 annual subscribers.
Individual
$129/ year
Or $15 / month.
The annual plan is 28% less, which is over three months free.
Unlimited filings, unlimited note popups
Cross-reference chain navigation, across files
The SeeNote Reader for filing PDFs
Copy any note verbatim, tables into spreadsheets included
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Notes to the Financial StatementsFrequently asked questions
Note 1. Basis of presentation: the filing’s own text, with no AI in between
Every AI tool wants to read the filing for you, and serious analysts have learned what that costs: invented legal proceedings, mangled tax mechanics, hours spent checking the algorithm instead of reading the source. SeeNote does the opposite. It shows you the exact, unaltered text management filed. It just brings that text to where you are.
Never summarizes. You read the auditor's exact verbiage, not a paraphrase. The change from "we expect" to "we may" is the signal, and a summary would erase it.
Never interprets. SeeNote is a navigational instrument, not an analyst. The thinking stays yours; the tool only removes the scrolling between you and the text.
Never hallucinates. There is no model to hallucinate. The window holds the filing itself, cloned in place: the same characters, in the same order, as the source document. Where a reference is ambiguous, SeeNote says so instead of opening the wrong note, and a reference that points into another filing is labelled as one. That matters more than it sounds. If you have to double-check a tool’s answers, you end up reading the filing twice.
What is SeeNote?
SeeNote is a Chrome extension for reading company filings. It detects every cross-reference like "see Note 12" and makes it clickable, opening the referenced note in an inline popup so you read it without scrolling away from your place. It works on SEC EDGAR, on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange filings, and on UK annual reports.
How does the free trial work?
Your first three filings are free, and every note in them opens. There is no credit card and no expiry date: the trial is spent by reading rather than by waiting, so it is still there in three months if that is when you next open a 10-K.
What counts as a filing?
One document identity: a 10-K, a 10-Q, a Maya report, a UK annual report. The classic EDGAR view and the inline XBRL viewer of the same 10-K are one filing rather than two, and a Tel Aviv report that arrives as several attachments is one filing as well.
Do re-opens count?
No. Inside your three filings opens are unlimited: the same note twice, twenty different notes, references inside notes. A filing is counted once, the first time you open a note in it, and never again.
Does the demo count?
No. The demo filing bundled with the extension is excluded permanently. Open every note in it as many times as you like; it spends nothing.
What happens after 3 filings?
SeeNote keeps working, for free, forever: every cross-reference is still found, underlined and counted, so you can still see at a glance how much of a filing points elsewhere. Clicking one opens the upgrade prompt instead of the note. Subscribe and the notes open again, everywhere. There are no daily or monthly limits in free mode, because there are no meters at all. Highlights and your own notes are outside all of this: free on every filing, before and after the trial.
What if I read on more than one computer?
The trial follows your Chrome profile through Chrome's own sync. Opening the same filing on your laptop and on your desktop counts once, not twice, because what is remembered is which filings you opened rather than how many times you opened something.
Can I pause instead of cancelling?
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Which filings does SeeNote work on?
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Does SeeNote use AI?
No. SeeNote contains no language model and generates no text. It locates the note referenced in the filing and shows you its exact, unaltered contents in a popup. SeeNote never summarizes, interprets, or rewrites the text, so there is nothing to hallucinate.
Will it support non-US filings?
It already does. Tel Aviv Stock Exchange filings and UK annual reports ship alongside EDGAR in the same extension. Next on the roadmap are more PDF-based markets where the navigation pain is just as bad: Canada (SEDAR+), Australia (ASX), and Hong Kong (HKEX), plus continental European ESEF XHTML reports. Subscribers vote on the order.
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Yes, on every filing, before and after the trial, and always will be: the trial counts referenced notes you open, not marks you make. Select a passage, pick one of four colours, add a note of your own if you want one. Every mark collects in the sidebar's Highlights tab, and every filing you have marked is listed in My marks, a page you can search across titles, quotes and notes, where each entry reopens its filing on that passage.
Where are my highlights stored?
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I built SeeNote because I was tired of losing my place. The information I needed was always three hundred pages away from the sentence that pointed to it. This is the reading experience filings should have shipped with.
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Title
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Read your next annual report without losing your place.
The effective tax rate was 23.1%, compared with 21.4% in the prior year, driven by the remeasurement of deferred tax liabilities on intangibles acquired in the Halden Systems acquisition. Refer to .
From the sample 10-K in Item 7. Figures are illustrative.
(In millions)
Balance, beginning of period
$
3,918
Halden Systems acquisition
284
Balance, end of period
$
4,202
No impairment charges were recorded in any period presented.
From the sample 10-K in Item 7. Figures are illustrative.