Company calendar
Public records, regulatory obligations, workflow activity, company events, and deadline alerts.
Guide 01Use the Company calendarSee your SEC deadlines, filed records, work in progress and company events on one calendar; each row opens its own page.
Guide 02Subscribe to your calendarAdd a private feed of the company's deadlines to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, and rotate or stop the link.
Guide 03Company events, ownership, and tracked obligationsAdd company events and understand where ownership, corporate, state, and tracked deadlines lead.
Guide 04How deadlines are computedFiscal year end plus filer status drive every due date in Eastern Time.
Guide 05What a missed deadline meansUnderstand what a late SEC report can affect and how TakePublic responds.
Guide 06Form S-3 eligibility and reporting timelinessHow a late Exchange Act report affects Form S-3 and Rule 144 differently.
Guide 07Deadline alertsEmail from 30 days out through 7 days past due.
Guide 08Set your own reminders for a deadlinePick the days before and after one due date you want an email or a text about, from the deadline's panel on the Company calendar.
Guide 09Compliance health scoreA 0 to 100 score with letter grade A through F, shared by the app and free scanner.
Guide 10Add a deadline to your calendarRows you add yourself: an SEC form to keep an eye on, a comment letter, outside registration work, Form 25, or any dated obligation; how EDGAR settles one, and how to complete or delete it.
Guide 11Respond to SEC comment lettersTrack the staff letter as a deadline and record the response once your counsel files it.
Guide 12Determine filer statusOn the filer status review calendar entry, enter public float and optional revenue; the calculator suggests accelerated or large accelerated status with an audit trail.
Guide 13Generate OTC documentsOn Pink Limited annual and OTCQX, OTCQB, or OTCID certification deadlines, download generated disclosure and certification documents to post through OTCIQ.
Guide 14Listing: your venue's obligationsWhat the Listing page covers: standing with Nasdaq, NYSE, NYSE American or OTC Markets, the portal checkpoints each venue's rules require, corporate action notices to FINRA or the exchange, venue letters, and the EDGAR account section.
Guide 15Verify your OTCIQ profileWhat the Verify OTCIQ profile row asks for: confirming the company profile in OTCIQ, OTC Markets' issuer portal, every six months so the quote page keeps its Verified Profile mark. OTC Markets, not the SEC.