How we can help
Your customer list, your sites and your sales by postcode already hold a lot. Match each one to what the public record says about it — the company’s filed accounts, who owns it, the people and businesses around an address — and the next decision rests on evidence, not a hunch.
Your own records stay as they are. Each row gains new columns from the public record, matched on something you already hold.
A list you already trust: customers, suppliers, sites, sales by postcode.
What the public record says about each row, matched on a company number, a postcode or an address you already have.
With the new columns in front of you: which prospect to call, how much credit to give, where to open next.
Four questions, each answered by joining two of the 29 datasets in this catalogue to a list you already keep.
For Sales
Find the company, then read what it last filed, so you qualify them before the first meeting instead of after the third.
For Management
How many businesses like yours operate in each area, by size and industry, and how many started or closed each year, including the years before you arrived.
For Finance
What they filed, and who else they are tied to. Three customers with one ultimate owner are one customer.
For Marketing
One turns your own spend and customer records into areas you can compare like for like; the other explains why they differ.
Downloading takes minutes. These are the parts that take longer, and the reason most public data never reaches the decision it could inform.
A company name typed three ways, a postcode without its space, an area that has since been redrawn. We match on something exact where we can, and show you what did not match, so you know how far to trust the result.
Filed company accounts arrive as one tagged document per company, not rows in a spreadsheet. Reading the figures out of each one takes specialist software.
Publishers release new data daily, monthly or once a year, and some releases repeat what came before. Folding each one in without counting anything twice is ongoing work, not a one-off download.
All 29 datasets can be used in your business, including in something you sell, as long as you credit where the data came from. What the licences mean.
One question you want answered, and what you already keep. A sentence is enough; there is no brief to write.
Which public data answers it, who publishes it, how often it changes and whether it will match your records. That answer costs nothing, whether or not you go further.
If you want to go further, we line the public data up with yours on the key you already hold and show you what did not match. Before that starts, we tell you what it involves.
Each new release goes in as the publisher puts it out, so the answer you rely on stays true.
Tell us the decision and what you keep: a customer list, your sites, sales by postcode. We will tell you, free, which public data fits, whether it will match your records, and what it would take to keep the two together.