United First Partners, a renowned broker of securities in the US, had developed expertise in SPACs, also known as blank check companies, one of the highest growth sectors seen over the last couple of years. They had been providing intelligence in the form of manual reports, research articles, screeners, price information, recommendations, and price targets. This intelligence relied heavily on complex reports downloaded from the SEC portal, a public website containing documents and reports filed by public companies and it was extremely time-consuming for the UFP team.
