Equity

Given a start and end date, returns the number of shares that will vest over that period of time. vestShares(start: date, end: date[, filter: string]): number Optionally, you can use the filter parameter to filter for a specific stock symbol and/or type of stock. Pass filter in the format symbol or symbol:type

vestShares('2019-01-01', '2021-01-01', 'EXAMPLE:RSU') returns the number of RSUs of EXAMPLE stock vesting between January 1 2019 and January 1 2021.

Given a start and end date, returns the current-share-price value of stock that will vest over that period of time. vestValue(start: date, end: date[, filter: string]): money Optionally, you can use the filter parameter to filter for a specific stock symbol and/or type of stock. Pass filter in the format symbol or symbol:type

vestValue('2019-01-01', '2021-01-01', 'EXAMPLE:RSU') returns the total value of RSUs of EXAMPLE stock vesting between January 1 2019 and January 1 2021.

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the number of shares of the first grant issued.

To get the number of shares of the first grant you can use grants[0].shares, the second grant would be grants[1].shares, and so on.

grants[0].shares returns the total shares from the 1st grant

grants[1].shares returns the total shares from the 2nd grant

grants[2].shares returns the total shares from the 3rd grant

grants[x].shares returns the total shares from the (x+1)th grant

Access the grants as a reversed array, e.g. to get the number of shares of the most recent grant issued.

To go in reverse order (most recent grant, first) you can do grants.reversed[0].shares, grants.reversed[1].shares, and so on.

grants.reversed[0].shares returns the total shares from most recent grant

grants.reversed[1].shares returns the total shares from the 2nd to last grant

grants.reversed[2].shares returns the total shares from the 3rd to last grant

grants.reversed[x].shares returns the total shares from the x+1 to last grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the grant value of the first grant issued.

To get the grant value of the first grant you can use grants[0].value, the second grant would be grants[1].value, and so on.

grants[0].value returns the grant value from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the grant id of the first grant issued.

To get the grant id of the first grant you can use grants[0].id, the second grant would be grants[1].id, and so on.

grants[0].date returns the grant id from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the grant date of the first grant issued.

To get the grant date of the first grant you can use grants[0].date, the second grant would be grants[1].date, and so on.

grants[0].date returns the grant date from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the vesting date of the first grant issued.

To get the vesting date of the first grant you can use grants[0].vestDate, the second grant would be grants[1].vestDate, and so on.

grants[0].vestDate returns the vesting date from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the expiration date of the first grant issued.

To get the expiration date of the first grant you can use grants[0].expireDate, the second grant would be grants[1].expireDate, and so on.

grants[0].expireDate returns the expiration date from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the exercise price of the first grant issued.

To get the exercise price of the first grant you can use grants[0].price, the second grant would be grants[1].price, and so on.

grants[0].Price returns the exercise price from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the vesting schedule of the first grant issued.

To get the vesting schedule of the first grant you can use grants[0].vest, the second grant would be grants[1].vest, and so on.

grants[0].vest returns the vesting schedule from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the original price of the first grant issued.

To get the original price of the first grant you can use grants[0].originalPrice, the second grant would be grants[1].originalPrice, and so on.

grants[0].originalPrice returns the original price from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the current price of the first grant issued.

To get the current price of the first grant you can use grants[0].currentPrice, the second grant would be grants[1].currentPrice, and so on.

grants[0].currentPrice returns the current price from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the vested shares of the first grant issued.

To get the vested shares of the first grant you can use grants[0].vestedShares, the second grant would be grants[1].vestedShares, and so on.

grants[0].vestedShares returns the vested shares from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the final vesting date of the first grant issued.

To get the final vesting date of the first grant you can use grants[0].vestEndDate, the second grant would be grants[1].vestEndDate, and so on.

grants[0].vestEndDate returns the final vesting date from the 1st grant

Access the grants as an array, e.g. to get the cancellation date of the first grant issued.

To get the cancellation date of the first grant you can use grants[0].cancelDate, the second grant would be grants[1].cancelDate, and so on.

grants[0].cancelDate returns the cancellation date from the 1st grant