Identify
Resolve the client's subject to the correct company and jurisdiction.
Resolve the legal entity, trace ownership, cite the underlying records and preserve the limits of the evidence in a report another professional can reproduce.
For lawyers, accountants, consultants and advisory teams preparing client work, opinions, investigations and transaction support.
Identity and ownership record assembled
Government registry dataCurrent company record and three reported shareholders
Source factVerified public-source evidenceRegulatory disclosure explains a historic name change
Separate evidenceZavia calculationOne 32% indirect interest reproduced across two companies
Formula shownUnresolved or conflictingNo source-reported effective date for an older transfer
ReviewScreenshots, unsourced databases and flattened ownership lists are difficult to review later. Zavia retains the source state and path behind each company and ownership claim.
Have we identified the correct legal entity and record date?
Can every shareholder, group link and calculated interest be traced to evidence?
What remains unavailable, conflicting or dependent on professional interpretation?
Zavia provides the company and ownership layer. Your team keeps control of policy, judgment and the final decision.
Resolve the client's subject to the correct company and jurisdiction.
Collect available ownership, group and historical relationships with their sources.
Show the path and formula behind indirect interests and ownership conclusions.
State what the evidence does not establish and where additional documents are required.
Every output is built to be reviewed by a person, passed into a system and revisited when the underlying company changes.
Registered identity, status, address, identifiers, jurisdiction and official source details.
Shareholder and UBO paths with direct, indirect and calculated interests.
Registry and verified public records mapped to the claims they support.
Specific gaps, conflicts and timing constraints ready to include in the client file.
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 exposes the named source, date and evidence type behind each supported relationship. Access to a source copy depends on jurisdiction and licence.
Calculated interests are labelled and accompanied by the formula. Professional teams make the legal, accounting or regulatory interpretation.
Filing, effective and retrieval dates remain distinct where available, and historical gaps stay visible.
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.