The research behind your next big decision.
Describe the dataset you need. ARIA finds the sources, reads the documents, and brings back structured research you can verify.
I extracted 5,692 Bank of America locations that have an ATM, across 40 states plus DC, and saved them to a CSV.
The data comes from Bank of America’s official locator. Each row includes an address, location type, coordinates, and a source URL.
What’s included
- 2,167 standalone ATMs
- 3,525 financial centers with an ATM
Snapshot from 30 Oct 2026. Locations can change over time.
A completed ARIA research example · 30 Oct 2026. Jordan Davis is a demo identity.
From a research brief to a table with receipts.
Work across company websites, public registers, and complex documents in one session. Review the findings, follow the citations, and turn the results into an editable report.
Read the product guideARIA navigates real websites and reads linked documents to collect the fields you ask for.
Inspect citations and the supporting text. Unverifiable details are flagged for review.
Schedule a fresh run and reuse the site skills ARIA learned in earlier sessions.
A few things to know.
Do I need to write code?
No. Describe your question, company list, or dataset in plain English. ARIA plans and carries out the research in its workspace.
What can I export?
ARIA produces editable tables and reports, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF output. Review the findings before using them in your decisions.
Does a scheduled run show what changed?
ARIA rebuilds a dated dataset from its sources. For source-to-source comparisons and change alerts, use Monitoring.
Put ARIA to work for your team.
Bring us the research you do by hand. We’ll show you what FactGet can take off your plate.