One search across many registers
Search by name, person or register number across national registers at once. Results show country, legal form and status, so you open the right company straight away.
See companies clearly.
Company register data, financial statements and ownership structures from official registers in one interface. Built for research, due diligence and compliance across Europe.
In private beta. Access by invitation.
Company information is public. Understanding it is not.
Register extracts, filed accounts and notices sit in a different portal in every country, often as scanned PDFs and in different formats. Piecing together who owns a company, who runs it and how it is doing takes hours.
- One search across national registers instead of a dozen portals
- Financial statements as tables and time series instead of PDFs
- Ownership and management as a network instead of loose lists
What you can see on RegiLens
Every profile shows where each piece of information comes from and how current it is. Coverage depends on the country and on what the register publishes.
Register data
Legal name, legal form, register number, registered office, share capital, status and date of registration.
Management and people
Managing directors, board members, authorised signatories and their other positions.
Owners and holdings
Shareholders, subsidiaries and ownership chains, where the register publishes them.
Financial statements
Balance sheet and income statement figures, ratios and multi-year series from filed annual accounts.
History and notices
Changes in name, address and management, insolvency notices and register announcements over time.
Further public data
Legal Entity Identifiers, EU trade marks, patents, public funding and sanctions list checks.
Built for real research work
RegiLens is a working product, not a concept. These are the parts you use every day.
Ownership and networks
See who owns a company, which holdings it has and how people and companies are connected. The connection finder shows the shortest path between two companies.
Financials you can read
Filed annual accounts become tables and charts with key figures, equity ratio and trends. A computed financial health score helps you prioritise, and it is always labelled as computed.
Monitoring and alerts
Watch companies and people and get notified when the register changes: new managers, filed accounts, a new address or an insolvency notice.
Exports and integrations planned: API
Export profiles as JSON and lists as CSV, compare companies side by side or connect RegiLens to Claude. A public API is planned.
Official registers from 11 countries
RegiLens reads company registers, filing offices and official gazettes directly, plus international sources such as GLEIF.
Austria
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Czechia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Norway
Who uses RegiLens
Wherever decisions depend on reliable company information.
Due diligence
Before a deal, structures, management and financials have to be checked quickly and traceably.
Profiles with sources, ownership chains and multi-year figures in one place.
Sales and account research
Sales teams need to know how big a prospect is and who decides.
Revenue or a labelled estimate, management and group structure at a glance.
Supplier checks
Procurement wants to know whether a supplier is solvent and still active.
Status, filed accounts, insolvency notices and alerts when something changes.
Investment research
Investors compare companies and want to understand who is behind them.
Comparison of key figures, owners and holdings across countries.
Compliance and KYC research
Business partners have to be identified and checked against sanctions lists.
Register data, beneficial owners where published, and checks against EU, UN and OFAC lists.
Journalism and consulting
Researchers follow networks of companies and people across borders.
Network view and connection finder show relationships with their sources.
Responsible with data
Company data is only useful if you can rely on it. That is why RegiLens is open about what it can and cannot do.
RegiLens supports research and analysis. It does not replace an official register extract, legal advice or a credit rating.
- Only official registers and open data. Every source and its licence is listed publicly.
- Every profile shows its source and the date of retrieval.
- Scores, signals, estimates and AI texts are computed and always labelled as such.
- Personal data is limited to what registers publish. Affected persons can object at any time.
- Availability differs by country and source. Not every register publishes owners or financial statements.
Get early access
RegiLens is in private beta. Tell us briefly what you would like to use it for and we will send you an invitation.
Request early accessFrequently asked questions
What is RegiLens?
RegiLens is a company data platform. It brings register data, financial statements, ownership structures and corporate networks from official registers into one clear interface.
Is RegiLens available yet?
RegiLens is in private beta. Access is by invitation for now; you can request early access by email.
Which data does RegiLens use?
Only official registers and open data, for example national company registers, filing offices, official gazettes, GLEIF and EU sources. The full list with licences is on the sources page.
Does RegiLens replace official registers?
No. RegiLens makes register information easier to find and understand. For legally binding information, use an official extract from the register.
Who is RegiLens for?
For anyone who needs reliable company information: due diligence and compliance teams, sales, procurement, investors, consultants, lawyers and journalists.
Can I use RegiLens for due diligence?
Yes, as a research tool. Profiles show sources and dates so findings can be traced. RegiLens does not provide legal or financial advice.
Which countries are covered?
Currently 11 European countries, including Austria, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Norway, Finland and Denmark, plus international identifiers via GLEIF. Depth of data differs by country.
Will there be an API?
Exports as JSON and CSV and a connector for Claude are available today. A public API is planned.