As-reported figures
Figures exactly as the company filed them in its annual report to the SEC, with no third-party adjustments and no company-defined "adjusted" metrics.
Most financial aggregators normalize: they reorder line items, apply their own criteria, and sometimes blend in the non-GAAP metrics a company highlights in its press release. That makes the figures convenient, but it's also why two websites report different EBITDAs for the same company and year, with neither explaining why.
Here the financial statements come from EDGAR's own XBRL filings — the SEC's public registry — and are shown as reported. The practical consequence is that you can open the original 10-K and find the same number; and also that some figures won't match other apps, because theirs carry adjustments you can't see.
When an adjustment is needed to compare (normalized profit excluding one-offs, for instance), it appears as its own line with its own name — never replacing the reported figure.
Where to see it on ValuatePad
Year by year, for every company, in the tab Income statement.