Public company data, in one place.
The tax authority publishes tax standing. The trade register publishes ownership. The courts publish cases. All of it is public.
It just sits across five or six sites, each searching differently, and the results do not connect. We query them and return a single profile per company.
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Five public registers, one profile.
- ANAFTax standing and outstanding obligations.
- ONRCShareholders, directors, capital, filed accounts.
- Portal.JustCourt cases, their subject and stage.
- Official GazettePublished filings about the company.
- BPIInsolvency proceedings and their publications.
It can be done by hand. It just is not.
- Five interfaces, each searching differently.
- Results that do not connect: the same director, spelled differently in two registers.
- No history, and no alert when something new appears.
- Twenty minutes per company, every time.
No secret information, no unofficial sources, no files on people. Just the public registers, read properly.
What the report looks like.
Five registers, one page. Every section names its source.
Frequently asked questions.
Because “public” is not the same as “at hand”. The same information sits across five or six portals, each with its own way of searching, and the results do not join up. You are paying for the twenty minutes you no longer lose per company, and for the source you would otherwise have forgotten.
From the official public registers: ANAF for tax standing, ONRC for ownership, directors and filed accounts, Portal.Just for court cases, the Official Gazette for filings and the insolvency bulletin for proceedings. We do not use or sell confidential information.
Yes. The public sources are re-queried every day, and a company profile updates as the registers publish changes. Each section of the report states the moment it reflects, so you always know how fresh the information is.
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