IMG 0116:9Registries and company check services
The first thing a counterparty looks at is a company check service: data from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRUL), court and arbitration cases, financial statements and related parties. What matters here is that it is up to date: a change of director, closed cases, corrected errors.
IMG 0216:9Brand search results
- The top results for the company name
- Customer and employee reviews
- Coverage of the company and its executives
- Listings on maps and in directories

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IMG 044:3Executives
A company is almost always checked together with its owner and director. Negative content about an executive carries over to the company, and an empty executive profile weakens trust in the business.
IMG 0516:9Pre-deal checklist
- Check the company in check services and correct anything outdated
- Look at the first page of brand results through a client’s eyes
- Respond to reviews, especially recent ones
- Check the owner’s and director’s profiles
- Ask AI models how reliable the company is and compare the answers with reality
IMG 0621:9Frequently asked questions
Can the data in check services be influenced?
The data comes from official registries, so the source is what needs to change: update records in EGRUL, close cases, correct errors.
Do employee reviews affect deals?
They matter more for hiring, but they are read during due diligence too, as a signal of internal culture and risk.
What to do next
If you recognise your situation, start with an audit: in five business days we will show you what a bank, a partner and an AI model see about you.






