How we write these posts
Each post explains one thing the data on this site shows: a large deal, a fund house's month, a run of foreign or domestic flows. AI-assisted, human-approved.
Where the numbers come from
Every figure in a post is computed when the site is built, from the same rows our pages show: exchange deal files, the depositories' daily reports, AMFI's monthly flows and each fund house's monthly portfolio. A writer never types a number. If a figure cannot be computed from the data, the post is not published.
Who writes them
Drafts are written with an AI model (Claude) from those figures. A second, independent check reads only the draft and the rows it cites, and marks every sentence as supported or not; anything unsupported is cut. A person then reads each draft and approves it or sends it back. Nothing is published automatically. Posts are signed Fund Tracker India; About says who runs the site.
What a post will and will not say
Posts state what was disclosed, with its source and date, and what we do not know. They do not say why an investor bought or sold unless a filing or exchange notice says so, and then they link it. They never say what to buy or sell, forecast a price or rate a stock. Fund Tracker India is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst.
Updates and corrections
A post shows the day it was published and, if it changed, the day it was updated. When a figure or a sentence was wrong, the post keeps a dated correction note at its foot, and the site's corrections log lists it. To report a wrong number, use the contact on that page.
Terms used in posts are defined in the glossary.