Documents and company details
We compare names, addresses, contacts and information in the documents provided. We request explanations for discrepancies and agree on how the relevant details can be confirmed.

Before your next step
You have found a company.
Now you need the facts.
Documents, company contact, a meeting or a site visit. We establish what can be confirmed for your request and deliver findings with clear supporting evidence.
Send us the company detailsStart with a name, a link or your correspondence.
Does this sound familiar?
But it is unclear who is behind the correspondence and which company details can be confirmed.
You want to clarify the address, contact person and background information before travelling.
You have a specific question about a company, its documents or premises, and need an answer backed by evidence.
Scope tailored to your task
We select actions to support your decision. Documents and a call may be enough for one task; another may require a meeting or a site visit.
We compare names, addresses, contacts and information in the documents provided. We request explanations for discrepancies and agree on how the relevant details can be confirmed.
We call or write with agreed questions. We clarify who handles negotiations, which terms the company confirms and which documents it can provide.
By agreement, we arrange a meeting or a visit to the stated address. Before starting, we clarify the purpose, city, access and what needs to be established on site.
During a visit, we record agreed subjects and observations where photography is permitted and feasible. Materials are accompanied by an explanation of where, when and for which task they were obtained.
What you receive
We compile findings into a clear document with attachments, recording both what was established and the limitations of the checks.
How the findings are organized
What needed to be established and within which scope.
Information obtained, with the company’s own statements identified separately.
A document, source, contact person’s response, or material from a meeting or visit.
Unavailable information, discrepancies and questions for the next step.
Before calls and visits
We do not contact the company on your behalf without agreement. We establish in advance how to introduce ourselves and which information may be shared.
Company name, contact or website, available documents and the questions that matter to your decision.
We agree on actions, deliverables, timing and cost. Visits and additional expenses are itemized separately in the proposal.
We record responses and the results of agreed actions, explaining what was confirmed and what could not yet be established.
Before you contact us
You can start with a single question.
Let’s discuss your situation
Yes, that is enough to start a conversation. Send whatever you already have: a name, website, contact, correspondence or offer. We will clarify what else is needed for your task.
We can organize a visit on request. First, we agree on the city, address, purpose, site access and expected materials. The feasibility of each visit is confirmed before work begins.
Calls, document requests and meetings involve contacting the company. Before starting, we agree whether contact is permitted, how to introduce ourselves and which information about you may be disclosed.
Tell us which document and details need confirmation. We agree on a feasible method and record the source of the response. Reviewing a copy alone is insufficient to declare a document authentic.
No. Checks help establish specific information at the time of the work. The findings distinguish confirmed facts, company statements and questions that could not be checked. The decision to proceed remains yours.
After reviewing the company and your questions. Cost and timing depend on scope, languages, travel and specialist involvement. Work and expenses are agreed in advance.
Start with a specific company
Send the name, website or contact, available materials and your questions. Include the city and deadline if relevant.
Unsure what to check? Tell us which decision you need to make.