Search a company. Understand the filing.
Search a UK company and Verif-AI reads the Companies House record and accounts. The free view shows the filed facts. A £9.99 filing brief organises the figures, changes, people and source context into one plain-English brief.
The important answers, at the top.
The brief turns the accounts into five simple sections, so you can see the important information without starting with a spreadsheet or an XBRL tag list.
- What cash, debt and other liabilities are reported?
- What changed since the previous filing?
- Who owns and controls the company?
- What has been filed, and when?
- What do the notes and auditor say?
Cash was £41m in the latest filing, down from £52m. Operating cash flow was £18m and capital expenditure was £24m. The filing also reports a £30m revolving facility with £18m headroom, maturing in 2027. Verif-AI presents the figures and source context for your review.
Director intelligence across 27.8m UK appointments.
A filing brief links the company's directors to their Companies House appointment history. You can see current and past appointments, company status changes and shared appointments where the register contains them.
- Current and former Companies House appointments
- Companies with dissolved or changed status, where recorded
- People appointed to more than one company
- Appointment and resignation dates
- This is a record of appointments, not a judgement about a person
Check a group in one go.
If search finds a holding company and related companies, Group Check lets you build a brief for each legal entity in one bundle. It puts the company records together and shows a combined roll-up where the figures are available.
These are still separate Companies House entities, not statutory consolidated accounts. A recent stored brief may be reused within 30 days instead of being processed again.
- Up to 6 companies in one Group Check
- One brief for each company
- Combined turnover, net assets and cash where available
- One bundle price instead of separate purchases
- The holding company stays visible in the group view
See the companies connected to it.
The record can show a parent, subsidiaries, people with significant control and linked director appointments. Each connection comes from a Companies House record or an appointment link, so you can inspect how it was found.
- Parent and subsidiaries from Companies House group data
- People with significant control from the PSC register
- Linked companies where director appointments overlap
- The source or relationship basis is shown where available
We surface filing changes worth reading.
Companies House records status, filing dates and officer changes. Verif-AI puts those facts beside the rest of the brief so you can see what has been filed and what needs a closer look.
- Active, dissolved and insolvency status when recorded
- Filing dates and overdue accounts
- Officer appointments and resignations
- Financial figures shown with their filing context
Optional checks against public registers.
Where enabled for a filing brief, names in the company record can be checked against selected sanctions, PEP and Companies House disqualification sources. A possible name match is shown for review; it is not a finding that the person is the same individual.
- UK FCDO, US OFAC and EU sanctions sources when available
- UK Parliament and selected global PEP data when available
- Companies House disqualified-directors register
- Source dates and unavailable checks are shown in the report
Numbers are checked before they are shown.
The extraction checks balance-sheet arithmetic, profit-and-loss flow, equity and working-capital consistency. If a check fails, the result can be marked for review instead of being presented as certain.
We handle filings in different formats.
Companies House filings arrive as iXBRL, searchable PDFs and scanned PDFs. The extraction chain tries the appropriate method and can fall through to another method when a tier fails. Some filings may still need review.
| Company | Format | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Accounts with iXBRL | iXBRL | Structured data path |
| Searchable annual report | PDF extraction path | |
| Scanned filing | PDF / image | OCR path |
| Group accounts | PDF / iXBRL | Format-dependent |
Compare several years, when they are filed.
The brief lines up up to seven years of available accounts. Missing years or fields stay visible rather than being guessed, so you can tell what the filing actually contains.
| FY | Revenue | Profit | Cash | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY22 | £1.69bn | £26.8m | £114m | 1.6% |
| FY23 | £1.74bn | £35.2m | £139m | 2.0% |
| FY24 | £1.86bn | £42.1m | £162m | 2.3% |
| FY25 | £1.94bn | £48.7m | £181m | 2.5% |
Open the source behind a number.
The report keeps the filing context beside its figures and notes. Where a page or source reference is available, you can open it and check the original record.
Built around the things you actually do with company intel.
Watchlist
Save a company to your watchlist. A scheduled run looks for a newer Companies House filing.
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Weekly digest
Receive a weekly email showing your watched companies and the latest stored report status.
PDF export
Download a report as a printable PDF.
Shareable link
Create a public link to a report for someone else to read.
Programmatic API
Use authenticated REST endpoints for company, officer, PSC and financial data.
Start with the free record. Pay for the organised brief.
Search a UK company and inspect the public record first. Build the £9.99 filing brief when you want the figures, people, changes and source context organised in one place.