John T. Hall, chief executive officer of Intapp (INTA), filed 92 Form 4 transactions over the tracked period, all in a single company. The aggregate picture is one of consistent selling. His total open-market sales reached $21,041,115.69, with zero open-market purchases and zero shares acquired through direct buys. The recent activity, eight sales in the last reporting window, continues that direction.
The pattern in the recent trades shows a steady cadence of sales tied to option exercises. On September 8, 2026, Hall sold $118,769.40 worth of INTA stock, paired with an option exercise valued at $22,350. A similar pairing occurred on August 31, with a sale of $129,810 and an exercise of $22,350. The largest single disposition came on August 24, when he sold $1,936,277.18, followed by a second sale that same day for $774,522.36, both after exercising options worth $22,350. Earlier in August, on August 5, he sold $5,405,890.28, the biggest recent transaction, alongside an option exercise of $558,750. Smaller sales appeared on August 17 ($51,267.97) and August 10 ($111,120).
The data also includes non-discretionary items. A Form 4 from August 20 shows shares withheld to cover taxes, valued at $2,608,295.49, which is an automatic process, not a market decision. Several grant entries (code A) and option exercises (code M) with zero dollar values appear on August 19 and May 20, reflecting compensation events rather than cash transactions. The selling bias is clear: every open-market trade is a sale, and the dollar amounts have been substantial, particularly in the August 5 and August 24 windows.
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