Business intelligence, built in layers
Every business analysis, whether verification, credit review, or market research, starts with the same question: who is this company, really? The answer builds in layers, and each layer fills in what the one before it cannot.
Secretary of State records
The foundation. The company, its officers, and its path from formation through mergers and dissolution.
SoS Data →Ownership information
Who stands behind the entity. Once the company is established, ownership research shows who actually owns and controls it. Disclosure varies by source.
UBO Data →Collateralized UCC Intelligence
The financing picture. Signals of financial standing: which lenders have extended secured credit, what collateral secures it, and how the filing history has developed.
Collateralized UCC Intelligence →Nonprofit and firmographic data
The context around the entity.
Non-Profit Data →Firmographic Data →Emissions data
A newer lens on the entity. Where a facility reports to the EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, its reported emissions add environmental context to the evaluation.
Emissions Data →Our datasets, collected at the source.
Select a dataset to see what it contains and how teams use it.
Understand the entity. Put the business in context.
Business decisions require more than a company name. K&A helps organizations evaluate registry records, business identifiers, and firmographic information to support verification, market analysis, and commercial decision-making.
Canadian Business Registries — In Development
K&A is developing Canadian registry coverage to support business identity research and cross-border intelligence. The program is focused on legal entity information, registration identifiers, status, addresses, and available filing details across provincial and territorial sources.
Jurisdiction availability, accessible fields, historical depth, and delivery requirements are confirmed during scoping.
Learn more →Australia & New Zealand Business Data
Business information connecting company names and available ABN, ACN, and NZBN identifiers with address, telephone, and descriptive business information. These records support entity matching, database enrichment, market segmentation, and research across Australia and New Zealand.
Representative samples and field-level completeness reviews help establish suitability for each intended use.
Learn more →Firmographic Data & Business Profiles
A practical foundation for understanding who a business is, where it operates, and how it fits your target market. K&A scopes firmographic requirements around available business identity, location, classification, and descriptive attributes.
Coverage and completeness are evaluated at the field level. Reported information, derived attributes, and unavailable fields are distinguished so your team can assess the data with confidence.
Learn more →Start with your market and your decision.
Share the countries, business attributes, and use cases that matter to your organization. We will confirm available coverage and define an appropriate evaluation.
Discuss Your Data RequirementsDirect. Real-time. Complete.
Source-direct information, updates in step with source publication, and record detail that supports practical business decisions.
No third party
Records are collected from originating agencies and registries, rather than purchased through a reseller chain. Clear provenance and filing identifiers help connect delivered data to the underlying official record.
No lag
Collection follows the publishing cycle of each authority. Filing, release and collection dates are distinguished where available, so currency can be evaluated accurately.
Full coverage
Scope the parties, addresses, filing attributes, status information and related history your analysis requires. UCC descriptions add collateral context beyond the filing header.
Built for
Banks and lenders, compliance and risk teams, fintech and payments, and data and sales teams.
Who uses K&A data.
Banks & lenders
Onboarding, entity checks, underwriting and collateral research.
Compliance & risk
Identity resolution, ownership research and monitoring.
Fintech & payments
Business verification and profile enrichment.
Data & sales teams
Filing intelligence, segmentation and prospect research.
When automation is not enough, our experts step in.
K&A coordinates specialist research through its data research team to investigate entity information, document findings, and identify unresolved questions.
Scope
Define entities, jurisdictions, data points and verification standards. Identify the question your team needs answered.
Research
Examine authoritative agency, registry and filing records. Investigate name variants, addresses and related filings.
Verify
Cross-check identifiers and reconcile conflicting information. Distinguish supported findings from open questions.
Deliver
Receive documented findings with supporting source context, aligned to your review and decision workflow.
Refresh
Agree on repeat reviews when needed. Scope the cadence around your program and source availability.
Why clients engage K&A for data
Source-direct integrity
Keep the issuing authority central to identity and filing research.
Source-aligned currency
Evaluate updates against each source’s publishing cycle.
Record depth
Go beyond a filing header with relevant history and collateral context.
Research on demand
Resolve difficult matches and document cases requiring manual review.
Evaluate with your own business questions
Test a representative sample, including similar names and multiple addresses. Agree on required fields, delivery structure, and acceptance criteria. Review source currency and filing history alongside matching results to determine whether the data supports your intended use.
Start with a focused data conversation.
Share target datasets, states, essential fields, and historical lookback. Review sample results, source restrictions, and access fees before expanding the scope.