Framework · 8-K
The 8-K four-day clock, run for you
An 8-K is the current report a US issuer must file within four business days of a material event.
The moment an incident is judged material, the four business day clock starts. DECIMA holds the timeline, the assessment and the filing in one attributable trail.
- Jurisdiction
- United States — SEC
- Current coverage
- 79%
The live console
The same dashboard the home page shows, with every surface variant available.
DECIMA console · 8-K
Four-day statutory clock
25 of 96 hours consumed
Phase progress
Scope summary
Full widget list
Every widget this framework composes, and what each one answers.
- Widget: Four-day statutory clock
- What it answers: The statutory countdown against the filing window, with hours consumed and hours remaining.
- Widget: Phase progress
- What it answers: Per-phase or per-domain progress bars behind the headline coverage number.
- Widget: Scope summary
- What it answers: Scope figures for the framework: controls covered, evidence sources, decision window and open items.
Coverage and evidence
The headline coverage graphic, the scope figures and how the evidence set splits.
Statutory clock consumed
Scope summary
Evidence mix
- Sealed3
- Verified5
- Monitored4
Evidence freshness
- Current
- 79%
- 12-week change
- +57 pts
- Lowest week
- 22%
Assurance flow
Surface variants
Six surface patterns ship with every console. This framework opens on its own.
- Grid
- Mesh glow
- Rays
- Contours
- Dot field
- OrbitsDefault
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Questions about 8-K
Answers written so an assessor — or an answer engine — can quote them directly.
