Tijori Alerts: Stock exchange filings on WhatsApp

If you track stocks, you’ve probably had occasions where you found out about something important, like a quarterly result, a rating change, or an acquisition announcement, hours or even days after it happened. By then, the market has usually already priced the event in.

The information was always public. Exchanges publish filings the moment they’re submitted. But institutions and high-frequency trading desks scan these filings instantly and act within milliseconds.

The real problem is volume. Exchanges publish hundreds of documents every day. Most are routine compliance updates, board meeting notices, minor clarifications, and other procedural disclosures. Checking exchange websites manually or filtering through PDFs isn’t realistic.

By the time a retail investor figures out what actually matters, the price has often already moved.

Tijori Alerts monitors exchange filings and sends AI summaries on WhatsApp within seconds when something relevant to your portfolio gets published.

How it works

You can either sync your broker account or manually add the companies you want to track. Once that’s set up, the system monitors both exchanges. When a filing matching your alert preferences gets published, it’s summarised and sent to you on WhatsApp within 20 to 60 seconds.

You get a readable summary with a link to the full filing for more details.

What you can track

You choose which types of filings matter to you:

• Quarterly and annual results
• Board meeting outcomes
• Insider and promoter transactions
• Corporate actions—dividends, splits, bonus issues
• Shareholding pattern changes
• Credit rating updates
• Acquisition and merger announcements

Enable or disable any of these based on what’s relevant.

Why this exists

We’ve had portfolio tracking for a while, but it mostly focuses on price movements and P&L. What’s been missing is timely information about what’s happening at the company level before prices react.

Exchange filings are the most direct source, but they’re buried in clunky websites and written in dense regulatory language. This attempts to automate the monitoring and make the content more accessible.

Trying it out

There’s a 30-day trial that lets you track up to 10 companies with full access to all alert types. No payment details needed upfront.

Start your free trial

The summaries are AI-generated, so they’re not infallible. For anything critical, check the actual filing. WhatsApp delivery depends on your connection and WhatsApp’s uptime, so there might be occasional delays outside our control.