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Some disclosures are filed on paper, by hand, and no machine can read them — so they sit outside the database entirely. Read one transaction off the page below and it counts.

The filing

527 pages awaiting readers

From filing db518e1a-cc0c-4d04-95c9-f22f1c1a1e36 — filed by RICHARD BLUMENTHAL, page 1. The original is unaltered and always linked.

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Scroll to zoom, drag to move, double-click to fit. Scans are sometimes upside down — use rotate. The dashed ring marks the transactions table.

Read one transaction

Pick any row in the table you can read clearly and copy it. Do as many or as few as you like — someone else will read the rest.

Asset — full name exactly as written

Owner Transaction type

Date of transaction Amount bracket

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How this becomes data

A transaction is recorded only when several people independently read it the same way. One reading never decides.
Agreement has to come from readers who viewed the image differently — settings are stored with each reading.
Confirmed transactions always link to the original scan and are marked as crowd-transcribed.
Pages are handed out at random; you can't choose which filing to work on.

Progress: 0 transactions recovered · 527 pages open · 0 readers.