Every supplier resolved to a government registry.

Primary filings held by government company registries, read directly from the register of record rather than bought from an aggregator. Every field we return carries the register it came from and the date it was filed, so a supplier decision can be reconstructed later by someone who was not in the room.

Coverage spans 400+ government registries across 200+ countries, but disclosure is not uniform. Some registers publish shareholders and filed accounts, others publish identity and status only. The data dictionary sets out what is returned per jurisdiction, and we will run a sample of your own vendor file so you see the answer against your countries rather than against ours.

Records are matched on name, address, identifiers and jurisdiction, then resolved to a registration number. Trading names, transliterations, abbreviations and stale addresses collapse onto the same entity. The file comes back with the registration number, the register of record, a match confidence and a duplicate flag on every row.

It depends on the quality of the file and the jurisdictions in it, so we do not publish a single figure. Send a few thousand rows weighted to the countries you actually source from and we will report the rate against your data before any commercial conversation.

Registries are synced daily where the source publishes daily. Some registers update on filing cycles rather than continuously, so freshness follows the register rather than our schedule. Each value carries its filing date, which is the honest measure of how current it is.

Yes. We return shareholders and percentages, the immediate parent, the ultimate parent, subsidiaries, and beneficial owners where the register discloses them. Traversal depth varies by jurisdiction because disclosure does, and the chain is returned with the register behind each step.

Screening runs against the resolved registry identity rather than the name printed on the invoice, at entity, officer and owner level. Results name the source list and the version date screened against, which is what an examiner asks for when the check is reviewed after the fact.

Through the API or a bulk file. Vendor records are matched in batch and returned with registration numbers, group linkage and duplicate flags for loading into the vendor master. Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics have direct connectors that write registry fields back to the account record on a schedule.

Yes. A supplier placed under monitoring returns dated events rather than a score that quietly re-rates: status changes, officer appointments and resignations, shareholding transfers, insolvency and charge filings, address and name changes. Events are delivered to a webhook or held in a portfolio in the platform.

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