For lawyers and attorneys

Check the counterparty before you sign

A contract with an insolvent company, or with one whose director was swapped on purpose, may be void or unenforceable. Verify the counterparty before signing.

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Real-time insolvency status

Active insolvency proceedings (ISIR) mean the company may be restricted in disposing of its assets, and the contract may be open to challenge. The check takes 10 seconds.

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Current directors and their authority

Check who is authorised to sign for the counterparty. We show current and past directors, their roles, and when each appointment started and ended.

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Filed documents and financial statements

Check whether the counterparty files its financial statements as the law requires. Missing statements are a warning sign of financial opacity.

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Verified registered address (RUIAN)

The address in the profile is verified against the official address register, not just copied from the registration filing. Mass registered addresses shared by hundreds of companies stand out immediately.

How it works

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Look up the counterparty by company ID

You'll find the company ID in the draft contract, on an invoice or in the commercial register. Just enter it in Firmometr.

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Check insolvency and directors

Make sure there are no insolvency proceedings and that the person signing is actually authorised to act for the company.

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Keep the profile as due diligence evidence

You can re-check the company profile at any time. For your records, take a screenshot or print the profile on the day of signing.

Check a counterparty for free

Firmometr is free without registration. Ongoing monitoring with the watchlist requires an account.

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