Question 1

How can I quickly check a company's business connections?

Accepted Answer

Simply enter the Tax ID (NIP), KRS number, or company name into the search bar. The platform immediately generates an interactive network graph centered on the entity, surrounded by its shareholders, directors, and beneficial owners.

Open the full profile to review historical registry filings and uncover other ventures tied to the same individuals. If you need immediate synthesis rather than manual review, the built-in AI Assistant analyzes the findings on demand.

Question 2

What is the difference between capital and personal connections?

Accepted Answer

Capital ties (equity & ownership): an individual or corporate entity holds equity, shares, or direct voting stakes in a company.
Personal ties (governance & control): the same individuals share decision-making power across entities — such as management board members, supervisory boards, holders of commercial proxy (prokura), or ultimate beneficial owners.
Our graph maps both layers simultaneously, pinpointing who truly pulls the levers of control.

Question 3

Who are the beneficial owners on the graph, and why do they matter?

Accepted Answer

Beneficial ownership data comes directly from the Central Register of Beneficial Owners (CRBR). These are the natural persons who wield ultimate, effective control over the business — even when hidden behind shell companies or multi-tiered corporate structures without direct equity. Merging KRS and CRBR records pierces the corporate veil to highlight true ultimate controllers.

Question 4

Should I search by Tax ID (NIP) or KRS number?

Accepted Answer

Both work seamlessly:• KRS Number: the fastest route to commercial companies (e.g. sp. z o.o., S.A.), displaying full equity arrangements, statutory representation, and board appointments.
• Tax ID (NIP): for commercial entities, we resolve the NIP to its KRS registration automatically. If you look up a sole proprietorship (CEIDG), the platform routes to the proprietor's business profile — and while sole traders lack share structures, you can still verify active trading status and statutory filings.

Question 5

Which registers feed into this analysis?

Accepted Answer

Rather than jumping between disparate government portals, you access unified intelligence drawn from key official sources:• KRS (National Court Register): current shareholdings, executive boards, legal representation, and share capital.
• CRBR (Central Register of Beneficial Owners): natural persons exercising ultimate operational or legal control.
• CEIDG: sole proprietorships and civil partnerships.
• MSiG (Court and Commercial Gazette): historical and official legal notices regarding corporate changes.
• RDF (Financial Document Repository): statutory financial statements (turnover, net earnings, assets, and liabilities).
• RAR: court registry files and articles of association.
Synthesizing these fragmented records provides a complete, 360-degree audit of corporate exposure and commercial relationships.

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FAQ

How can I quickly check a company's business connections?

What is the difference between capital and personal connections?

Who are the beneficial owners on the graph, and why do they matter?

Should I search by Tax ID (NIP) or KRS number?

Which registers feed into this analysis?

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