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@TakoTreba Big step if it ships properly. The legal entity is the easy part. The registry is where it dies. 27 countries, 27 schemas, 27 definitions of "active", 27 update cadences and more.
@khalid_aoussar One failure mode worth adding: asking AI to summarize a company when the ownership graph itself is incomplete. The model sounds confident. The audit trail is missing. In KYB, the graph and source documents are the truth layer. AI should only explain what's already there.
@DanNeidle A lot of "careless vs not careless" cases come down to one thing: was the ownership and related-party structure mapped before the decision was signed off.
When the map exists, the right questions get asked. When it doesn't, complex deals get treated like standard ones.
We built Companexia to compress this into one search.
Same official registry data. Cross-country coverage (UK, FR, CH, EE, NO, IE). Ownership graphs, filings preview, AI Q&A on the company profile.
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Most KYB time doesn't go to analysis.
It goes to navigation, moving between registries, PDF readers, and case-management tools.
A breakdown of what one company check actually looks like