The data foundation

Read the filing exactly. Then make it comparable.

Before SourceState can tell you what a filing changed, it has to read the filing to the line. These are the layers it keeps, and every value in each one opens the filing it came from.

  1. As reported
  2. Beneath the statements
  3. Comparable across companies
  4. Between filings
  5. Delivery
01

Every value keeps its source.

Open a value and see the label the company used, the XBRL fact, the period, the scale, the standardized concept it maps to, and the statement line where it appears. Here, Kohl's cost of merchandise sold for the quarter ended May 2, 2026.

SourceState
KSSCost of merchandise sold
Source record
Verified value 1 of 1 occurrence

1,802,000,000 USD

Cost of merchandise sold

us-gaap:CostOfGoodsAndServicesSold
Filing
KSS · 10-Q
Period
2026-02-01 → 2026-05-02
As reported
1,802 · decimals −6
Provenance
Exact fact match
Standardization
CostOfGoodsAndServicesSoldCost of goods & services sold

Original filing evidenceForm 10-Q · page 4

Open at SEC ↗
UNITED STATESSECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
KOHL’S CORPORATION
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS
($ in millions)May 2, 2026May 3, 2025
Net sales2,9983,049
Other revenue169184
Total revenue3,1673,233
Cost of merchandise sold1,8021,834
Operating expenses:
Selling, general and administrative1,1451,164
Depreciation and amortization174175
Operating income4660
See accompanying Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

Exact presentation matchThe reported value is highlighted in its original statement context.

02

The detail behind each line.

Footnotes, schedules and dimensional tables become structured data, linked to the statement line they explain. Revenue arrives with its breakdown by product and by segment, from the same filing.

SourceState
KSSFinancials · Income statement
Annual · USD millions
Primary statementAs filed
Income statement202620252024
Total revenue2 disclosures15,52716,22117,476
Cost of merchandise sold9,2289,66110,498
Selling, general & administrative5,0895,3085,512
Depreciation & amortization700743749
Operating income624433717

Statement line connected to 2 filing disclosuresSchedules and dimensions from the same filing

Disclosure detail

Total revenue

Structured from filing notes and schedules
2 sources

Product or serviceDimensional breakdown

202620252024
Product & service752836890
Net sales14,77515,38516,586
Gift card117127149

Product or service × segmentMember-level detail

202620252024
Women3,6013,8174,281
Accessories3,1223,0602,813
Men2,9303,0793,455
Home2,2122,3112,533
Children1,7001,8192,060
03

Comparable, without flattening.

Standardize what is comparable and keep what is not. Each company's own wording stays visible beneath the line it maps to, and a company that does not report a line shows a gap, not a zero.

SourceState
RetailCash flow · standardized with as-reported detail
FY2025
Standardized lineCoverageDGKSSMTGTWMT
Cash from operations5 / 5ReportedReportedReportedReportedReported
As reportedOperating activitiesOperating activitiesOperating activitiesOperating activitiesOperating activities
Capital expenditures5 / 5ReportedReportedReportedReportedReported
As reportedProperty & equipmentProperty & equipmentCapital expendituresProperty & equipmentProperty & equipment
Share repurchases4 / 5ReportedReported—Not reportedReportedReported
As reportedCommon stockTreasury stock—Common stockCommon stock
Standardized parentCapital expenditures5 / 5 covered
DGProperty & equipment
KSSPurchases of property and equipment
standardized parentIssuer terminology remains visible beneath each comparable line.
04

What changed, and whether it matters.

SourceState compares each filing with the one before, from the financial statements to MD&A and risk factors, and separates edits from changes with economic meaning. Here, Oracle's fiscal 2026 10-K against fiscal 2025.

SourceState
ORCLOracle Corporation
10-K · year over year

What changed in this filing

Compared with the previous 10-K

24findings

88new sentences

95removed

Cloud & software5 categories · 24 findings

Prioritized findings

Quantified changeCloud concentration

Infrastructure supplied 84% of cloud revenue growth

Oracle split fiscal 2026 constant-currency cloud growth between infrastructure (84%) and applications (16%).

10-K · p.44
Quantified changeContracted revenue

Remaining performance obligations reached $638B

Oracle reported $638B of RPO at May 31, 2026 and expects to recognize approximately 12% within twelve months.

10-K · p.72
Capital structureCapital structure

$20B at-the-market equity program established

Oracle authorized common-stock sales of up to $20B alongside its mandatory convertible preferred financing.

424B5 · Feb 2026
Selected finding01 / 03

Quantified change · Cloud concentration

Infrastructure supplied 84% of cloud revenue growth

Prior disclosure

Cloud growth discussed without allocating the contribution between applications and infrastructure.

2026 disclosure

Cloud applications and infrastructure contributed 16% and 84%, respectively, to fiscal 2026 cloud revenue growth.

Why it matters

The reported mix isolates the business carrying most of the observed growth and makes infrastructure capacity and investment central analytical variables.

ORCL 2026 10-K · p.44
05

Where the data goes.

The same values, with the same sources, wherever you work.

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  • JSON APICompanies, statements, series, single values and individual facts, each with the filing it was read from and where it was first reported.Early access

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