Registered details and status
Compare available company names, registered addresses and legal status. A status change prompts review; it is not an automatic conclusion about a business.
Company Monitoring Agents
See the change.
Keep the context.
Track the records behind your customers, suppliers and partners. Turn supported changes into a queue your team can investigate, with collection gaps kept visible.
Portfolio monitorIllustrative example
NORTHSTAR MANUFACTURING
One company.
A history of changes.
Company record matchedIdentity and available records saved
Shareholding increased40% → 65%
Ownership review preparedEvidence attached · Awaiting reviewer
Purpose-built company intelligence
Choose the records worth following.
People and ownership
Review recorded directors, officers, shareholders and group relationships. Field availability and the quality of identifiers vary by source and country.
Financial filings
Identify newly available statements and compare reported periods. Financial analysis uses filed figures; it does not produce partner credit scores.
A practical workflow
Build a reliable monitoring baseline.
Match the company
Resolve the company identity and select the supported record categories.
Save the baseline
Establish an initial source baseline; an initial snapshot is not presented as a new business change.
Compare the record
Run a connected source check or receive a supported event. Keep effective, filing and detection dates distinct.
Prepare the review
Inspect old and new values, collection status and supporting records. Assign a review when your policy requires it.
Evidence and operating boundaries
Know when a check needs attention.
A quiet feed is not a freshness guarantee
Check the last successful collection and any partial failures. Missing data or a failed request must not be read as “nothing changed.”
Frequency depends on the source
There is no universal real-time promise. Registry publication, provider collection and your configured schedule all affect when an event becomes visible.
Current operating status
The workspace contains manual source checks and a job endpoint. Live use requires a configured registry connection; automatic processing is available for eligible paid workspaces, with current health published on the Service status page.
See a concrete deliverable
See a change ready for review.
The examples use invented company records. Review how findings, supporting excerpts, gaps and proposed actions are presented.
Open a sample review Explore supported eventsYour questions
What to know before you start
How often are companies checked?
Agree the collection schedule and source-specific availability during setup. The service supports manual checks and automatic processing for eligible paid workspaces; current scheduler health is published on the Service status page.
Does a newly detected record mean the change happened today?
No. Compare effective date, filing date and detection date. Delayed filings, corrections and historical backfills may describe older changes.
Can every country support every event?
No. Review coverage for the actual country, company and record category. General company counts do not establish event-level availability.
Do you monitor employees?
No. This product monitors legal entities and their available company records. It is not employee activity or workplace surveillance software.
How does this differ from an API?
The platform keeps the portfolio, saved comparisons, review ownership and history together. API access alone supplies records that a customer must connect to their own process.
Start with your company list
See how CompanyDelta fits your review process.
Discuss your countries, company volumes and the questions your team needs to answer.