Forensic Statement & Linguistic Analysis (FSLA)
EchoSignal is a text analysis tool that reads written and spoken statements the way a trained investigator would, flagging the linguistic signals of deception, evasion and distancing so you know where to look closer.
Pick the workflow that fits your investigation.
Paste a statement, claim, email or YouTube transcript and get a risk score, highlighted phrases, red flags and suggested follow-up questions.
Open analyser →Put two statements side by side to spot inconsistencies, shifting details and differences in commitment between accounts.
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Start questionnaire →Tune indicator weights and patterns to match your organisation's casework. Requires sign-in.
Configure rules →How the language of earnings calls lines up with the share price moves that follow, across whole indexes.
Each call is scored on four measures: trust, credibility, sensitivity to evasive language, and specificity. The research tests each score against the share price move after the call, by score band, and shows how trust and sensitivity move over time for an index or a sector. The EchoDepth CEI, a separate score for how a call is delivered, is reported alongside them.
Built on proven FSLA methodology used by investigators, insurers and analysts.
Paste text or pull a transcript. Add the question that was asked for context-aware analysis.
Every sentence is checked for pronoun shifts, hedging, weak denials, temporal gaps and more.
Weighted indicators combine into a 0–100 score from Low to Very High, with a confidence rating.
Get recommendations, an investigation checklist and follow-up questions, then export to PDF.
Indicators are grouped into categories so you can see the shape of a statement at a glance.
EchoSignal scores the language of earnings calls on four measures: trust, credibility, sensitivity to evasive language and specificity. It then tests those scores against the share price move after each call, and tracks how trust moves over time for an index or a sector. The EchoDepth CEI, a separate score for how a call is delivered, is reported alongside them.
No. A score points to language worth a closer look. It does not prove that anyone is lying, and it should be read alongside the filings, the numbers and professional judgement.
No. EchoSignal does not forecast share prices. Its scores are research output, and the Market page sets out the tests behind them.
No. EchoSignal is research data for analysis. It is not a recommendation to buy, hold or sell any security, and past patterns are no promise of future returns.
The Russell 1000 (994 companies and 11,405 earnings calls), the FTSE 100 (89 companies and 528 calls) and the FTSE 250 (109 companies and 315 calls), for calls from October 2023 to October 2026.
Earnings-call transcripts come from a licensed financial data provider. Daily share prices and sector benchmarks come from public price feeds.