1. Aggregator
OpenCorporates aggregates company records from many jurisdictions into one searchable public dataset.
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Business & Financial
Business OSINT starts with public company registries. OpenCorporates aggregates many jurisdictions, while national registries like Companies House publish directors, registered addresses, and filings — letting investigators map corporate structure and ownership for lawful due diligence.
Business intelligence begins with the official record. Every incorporated company is registered with a government authority, and most jurisdictions publish that data — names, directors, registered addresses, and statutory filings — as public records.
OpenCorporates aggregates these registries into a single open dataset, so you can search across borders. National registries such as the UK's Companies House remain the authoritative source for a given jurisdiction and often hold richer filing history.
By correlating directors, addresses, and filings across registries, an analyst maps a company's structure and ownership — the standard, lawful first step in due diligence, KYC onboarding, and fraud investigation.
OpenCorporates aggregates registries across jurisdictions.
Companies House is an authoritative national registry.
Directors, addresses, and filings map structure.
# OpenCorporates: aggregated company data
# national registries (Companies House)
# directors, addresses, filings
# map corporate structure + ownershipConnect each part of the code to the concept before you type.
OpenCorporates aggregates company records from many jurisdictions into one searchable public dataset.
# OpenCorporates: aggregated company dataNational registries such as the UK's Companies House are the authoritative public source for incorporated companies.
# national registries (Companies House)Registries publish directors, registered addresses, and statutory filings — the raw material of company research.
# directors, addresses, filingsLinking filings across registries reconstructs corporate structure and ownership for due diligence.
# map corporate structure + ownershipRead the concept map and follow the code breakdown.
Type the implementation, repair mistakes and work through every recall exercise.
Use the final check without hints; revisit weak concepts in short practice sessions.