Windv1.0.0

Analysts use run_alice_analysis and resume_alice_analysis to generate company memos, earnings reviews, and peer comparisons, then pull supporting data via get_stock_fundamentals, get_stock_kline, and get_stock_events. Results are compiled into client-ready research notes with valuation and technical context.

Asset managers track ETF and mutual fund performance using get_fund_performance, get_fund_holdings, and get_fund_quote to monitor holdings and allocation shifts by reporting period. The data feeds internal dashboards for rebalancing and risk reviews.

Credit analysts query get_bond_basicinfo, get_bond_issuer_info, and get_bond_financial_data to evaluate issuer fundamentals and market pricing via get_bond_market_data. Findings support internal credit scoring and investment committee decisions.

Economists retrieve Wind EDB time series through query_economic_indicator_data to build macro trend charts and forecast models. The series is combined with get_index_fundamentals for sector-level valuation context.

Compliance teams scan get_company_announcements and get_stock_events to monitor regulatory filings, dividends, and shareholder changes across a watchlist. Alerts are generated when material events are detected.

Wind charges enterprise clients recurring subscription fees for API and platform access to financial data across stocks, bonds, funds, and indices. Tiered plans unlock higher query volumes, premium datasets, and Alice AI analysis credits.

Users receive limited free access to basic market data and a small allotment of Alice analysis credits, then purchase credit packs or upgrade for unlimited analysis and bulk data exports. This drives adoption from individual analysts to enterprise accounts.

Wind licenses its financial datasets and connector infrastructure to fintech platforms, brokerages, and research firms that embed the API into their own products. Partners pay licensing fees based on data scope and usage volume.