Claim queue
One scoped queue for up to 10 tickers or up to 12 named public officials, with source status labels.
Congress disclosure tracker setup
Build the source trail before turning politician trades into content.
TinyOps sets up a source-first tracker for one newsletter, research desk, or market-content workflow: public filing links, ticker/member queues, filing-lag caveats, JSON/RSS export planning, and non-advisory wording your team can publish safely.
Included
The deliverable is a repeatable source-check workflow.
The setup is for people who already see demand around politician-trade stories and need a clean way to verify public filings before publishing charts, posts, or newsletters.
Filing packet
Official filing links, filing-date lag notes, transaction-side notes, amount ranges, and uncertain-row flags.
Feed plan
A static page or spreadsheet-ready table plus JSON/RSS-ready structure for recurring public updates.
Boundary
Public-data verification only.
The setup does not tell anyone what to buy, sell, hold, short, copy, or trade. It organizes public filing evidence so a buyer can publish accurate caveats instead of hindsight hype.
- No investment advice or trade alerts
- No guaranteed-return or performance claims
- No nonpublic information
- No portfolio routing or broker activity
- No customer trade execution, account setup, or portfolio routing
Current proof
The live free tracker shows the underlying workflow.
The public TinyOps tracker already separates official purchase-like rows, ticker-only review rows, filing lag, and partial forward-window counts for CSCO and NOW. The paid setup applies that pattern to a buyer's chosen scope.
Fit check
Send the tracker scope before buying.
Use this if you want TinyOps to confirm whether your ticker/member scope fits the setup package.
Ready to build the source workflow