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Build a six-year liquidation pipeline, using published insolvency records, then verify practitioners and directors through Companies House.
Turn statutory filings into a searchable, evidence-linked pipeline. Preserve original documents, enrich them once, and keep investigations moving.
Sample data for demonstration only. Findings are indicators for human assessment, not established misconduct.
Document-by-document extraction and optional budget-capped AI enrichment, with people retaining control over commercial decisions.
Build a six-year liquidation pipeline, using published insolvency records, then verify practitioners and directors through Companies House.
Read statements of affairs and progress reports for financial and investigation evidence, with OCR where needed.
Use a low-cost OpenAI model on selected batches to identify potential recovery cases. Save each result and review the underlying evidence in Operations.
Company status, insolvency appointments and directors from structured Companies House records, before document analysis.
Browse statutory filings newest first, with filters for form type, search and downloaded status.
Highlight potential recovery signals with document and page references for verification.
Track qualification, ownership, follow-ups and outcomes separately from legal status.
Role-based access for owners, analysts and viewers, with organisation-scoped CRM records.
Browse downloaded filings and private case files by date, source and LIQ02/LIQ03 type, with collapsible AI findings.
Use inexpensive, budget-capped OpenAI extraction for selected filings, with optional local Ollama and permanently cached findings.
Store PDFs, extracted pages and versioned results once; repeated views never trigger model charges.
Use structured Companies House practitioner appointments and director histories; check contact details before outreach.
Role-based private Operations workspaces without open public signup.
Access the Operations console to manage your company's recovery opportunity pipeline.