Company status & details
Follow the registered name, legal status and address. Confirm the affected entity and compare the change with the record from your previous review.
Keep business verification current after onboarding. AI agents compare official company records, investigate changes in status, directors and ownership, and assemble the evidence for your team’s next review.
Company status, directors and ownership. Grounded in official records.
Example entity · DEMO-001
One additional director appears in the updated record. The appointment and effective date are ready for review.
Bring changes in company information into your existing review process. Focus your team’s attention on the records that changed and the questions they raise.
Follow the registered name, legal status and address. Confirm the affected entity and compare the change with the record from your previous review.
Investigate appointments, resignations and recorded roles. Review the source and available effective dates before updating your records.
Review changes in recorded owners, holdings and corporate relationships. Identify where an updated ownership investigation is needed.
Bring newly available statements into your company review. Compare reported figures and periods with a sourced summary of the movements.
Monitoring depends on the fields and events available for each country and source. Explore country coverage →
A new director appears in Northstar’s company record. The agent compares the previous and updated records, brings together the appointment details and prepares the questions your reviewer needs to resolve.
Your team receives a specific finding and its supporting evidence. Customer policies determine whether to update the company record or request further checks.
Human review required. No verification decision has been made in this example.
Start with registration identifiers and countries. Resolve uncertain matches and check the records available for each entity.
Select relevant company events and investigation steps. Set the conditions for routing findings to the responsible team.
Inspect the evidence, resolve open questions and approve the next step. Preserve the finding and the reviewer’s decision together.
A change does not carry the same meaning for every customer. Use your review policy to distinguish a routine record update from a change that needs investigation. These are example review conditions to adapt to your process.
| Change in the record | Question for the reviewer | Evidence to bring together |
|---|---|---|
| Legal status changes | Does the new recorded status affect our relationship with this entity? | Registration identifier, previous and updated status, source and available dates. |
| A director joins or leaves | Do our governance records or authorised contacts need another check? | Recorded role, appointment or resignation details and supporting identifiers where available. |
| A shareholder or holding changes | Does our previous ownership review still describe the recorded structure? | Before-and-after holdings, shareholder identifiers and available parent relationships. |
| Registered name or address changes | Which internal records need updating after the change is confirmed? | The affected legal entity, changed fields and the prior source record. |
Example conditions support analyst review. They do not establish a company’s suitability, a person’s identity or the outcome of a compliance decision.
Company verification services often enter the process at onboarding. The ongoing job is to bring a changed company record back to the right person, with enough evidence to review it.
CompanyDelta keeps a company timeline, source snapshots and review decisions together. An analyst can inspect the finding, assign the case, record an outcome and return to the evidence later. API and webhook access let your technical team connect this work to the systems you already use.
Explore ownership investigations →Ongoing company verification keeps the company-record part of a business review current after onboarding. You establish the legal entity, monitor the available records and investigate changes that matter to your policies. The output is a specific finding and its evidence, ready for a reviewer to assess.
CompanyDelta supports the record comparison, investigation and case preparation parts of know your business verification. It brings changed fields and source records into a repeatable review. Your team remains responsible for the final decision and any additional screening, identity or document checks required by your process.
The data scope includes registered details, legal status, directors, officers, shareholders, group relationships and financial filings. Availability depends on the company, jurisdiction and source. Establish which datasets can be checked for your portfolio before setting review conditions.
The workspace supports on-demand checks. Recurring checks require an active data connection and a configured schedule. Source publication and collection times vary, so a company change is not necessarily visible on the date it takes effect. The last successful check and the available source dates help your team assess freshness.
No. A director appointment is a fact to investigate. The reviewer checks the entity, recorded role and supporting information, then applies your policy. A name match alone does not prove that two director records refer to the same person.
CompanyDelta focuses on company registry and financial records. Sanctions screening, adverse-media screening, identity verification and other checks sit outside this solution. Use the findings to decide when those separate processes need to be revisited.
A case can bring together the affected company, detected change, before-and-after source snapshots, available dates, an investigation summary and unresolved questions. Reviewers can assign work, set a due date and record an outcome. The decision history keeps subsequent changes traceable.
Yes. Use CompanyDelta for the ongoing company-record review alongside the services you already use. Start by identifying a specific gap, such as collecting evidence after an ownership change. A pilot should demonstrate that the additional workflow improves that task before you expand it.
Open the workspace and create a portfolio. Registration numbers and countries provide the strongest starting point for matching; names help when identifiers are missing. The sample workspace lets you inspect example reviews. Live checks and AI investigations require the corresponding data and AI connections to be configured.
See which company records and changes could support your ongoing verification process.
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