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OpenRegistry connects UK Companies House data to AI assistants

OpenRegistry has integrated with the UK's Companies House API to provide AI assistants with direct access to corporate registry data. This integration allows AI tools to retrieve detailed information such as company numbers, incorporation dates, registered office addresses, industrial classification codes, officer appointments, and ownership disclosures. The system aims to surface this data within existing workflows without altering the original registry information, though certain data gaps like comprehensive shareholder registers and ultimate beneficial owner determinations remain. AI

IMPACT Enables AI assistants to directly access and utilize UK corporate registry data for diligence and screening tasks.

RANK_REASON Product integration enabling AI access to a specific data source.

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OpenRegistry connects UK Companies House data to AI assistants

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · OpenRegistry ·

    Companies House via API: what the UK registry actually returns

    <p>Every UK incorporated entity receives an eight‑character company number. The number stays fixed for the life of the company. Name changes do not affect it. Moving the registered office does not either. For diligence work this identifier is far more reliable than the company na…