Resolve the entity
Translate names and local identifiers into the correct legal-entity record.
Return resolved entities, ownership paths, source states and explicit gaps through API or MCP—so an agent can explain what is known instead of improvising what is missing.
For enterprise AI, data-platform, risk-product and software teams grounding agents in company and ownership intelligence.
Entity resolved · ownership query executed
Government registry dataLegal entity and two shareholder relationships returned with source metadata
Source factVerified public-source evidenceOne reviewed disclosure supports a control relationship
Separate evidenceZavia calculationTwo indirect paths combine to a 67% effective equity interest
Formula shownUnresolved or conflictingVoting rights are unresolved and must not be stated as control
ReviewNames must resolve to legal entities, relationships must retain provenance and indirect ownership must be calculated across a graph. A text snippet cannot carry those controls by itself.
Which exact legal entity does the user's question refer to?
Which facts are registry-reported, publicly verified or calculated?
Where should the agent stop and return an unresolved state?
Zavia provides the company and ownership layer. Your team keeps control of policy, judgment and the final decision.
Translate names and local identifiers into the correct legal-entity record.
Return company, shareholder and group data with source metadata.
Follow ownership paths and expose deterministic formulae for indirect interests.
Return supported conclusions, conflicts and unresolved gaps in machine-readable states.
Every output is built to be reviewed by a person, passed into a system and revisited when the underlying company changes.
Candidate and selected legal entities with jurisdiction, identifiers and match context.
Source type, name, record date and retrieval date attached at field and relationship level.
Companies, people, edges, percentages, formulas and unresolved branches in structured form.
Monitoring events and webhooks that tell the agent when a prior ownership claim may be stale.
The distinction is visible to analysts and available to systems through structured delivery.
The company fact or relationship as reported by the named official registry or government source.
A named public disclosure matched to the legal entity and kept separate from official registry facts.
A result derived from supported source facts, with the entity path and formula available to reproduce.
A missing, unclear or inconsistent part of the record that the workflow must not convert into certainty.
These are the controls that prevent a useful company-data workflow from becoming an overclaimed black box.
Zavia returns explicit supported and unresolved states. The calling application must constrain generation and preserve citations in the final answer.
Provenance is attached to the field or relationship it supports, with calculations kept separate from source-reported facts.
Delivery and downstream rights must be defined in the commercial licence for the intended workflow. Technical access does not expand usage rights.
Agreed web, API, MCP, bulk-data and monitoring implementations are designed to preserve the same resolved entities, relationship paths, evidence types, available dates, calculations and unresolved states.
Compare access methodsNeed to test a specific jurisdiction or policy? Talk to the Zavia team.
Start with a legal entity your team already knows. Compare the sources, ownership path and unresolved gaps against your current process.