Brokerage company Zerodha has put $5 million (approximately Rs 45 crore) into stock analysis platform Tijori Finance, according to reports.

“Through the recent funding, we aim to grow into the enterprise sector by offering a range of artificial intelligence solutions that assist mutual funds, asset managers, and insurance firms in making investment choices,” says Siddharth Hegde, founder and CEO of Tijori.

Tijori drives stock analysis for retail investors using Zerodha’s trading and investment platform Kite.

The firm did not reveal the valuation or Zerodha's ownership percentage in the company following the recent funding round.

The firm is introducing AI-driven "Call Monitor," a business solution designed to track quarterly earnings calls, offering an AI summary and transcript within two minutes of the call's filing, much quicker than the usual 24 to 48 hours companies require.

“A prominent aspect of Call Monitor is the 'management consistency check,' which alerts when a company's management has made contradictory remarks in current and past calls, providing investors essential indicators,” stated Hegde.

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The firm intends for 70 percent of upcoming products to be enterprise-level solutions due to the elevated expenses of sophisticated AI queries, while the remaining 30 percent will comprise retail functionalities embedded in Tijori or Zerodha.

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Along with the financial statements, Tijori offers data points that include current and historical visual representations of financials, operational metrics, revenue distribution by product and region, raw material costs, supply chain connections, and comparisons with competitors, among other functionalities.

The firm is introducing AI-driven "Alerts" for customers, which will summarize all the regulatory submissions of firms in a clear and concise paragraph.

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Hegde states that the firm educated its AI system using 45 varieties of regulatory submissions and corporate investor presentations published in the last 15 years to transform unstructured data and narratives into organized formats.

The organization utilized a combination of open-source models and cutting-edge models like Gemini, which represented around 44 percent of their utilization. Hegde mentioned that Tijori's main strength lies not in competing with LLMs but in providing "clean underlying data" to the models to avoid contradictory or unclear results.