Company records
Search registers across several countries for a company, its officers, filings and status.
For law firms
Due diligence that cites its sources.
Check the public record behind a party, a company or an asset, pull company registers across countries and domain history, and keep an auditable case you can hand to the file.
How it comes together
DomainDNS · SSL
RegistrationDate · registrar
ArchiveDated pages
Counsel's noteLinks & gaps, cited
What you can do
Domain & asset history
Registration, DNS, certificates and dated archive captures of a site relevant to a matter.
Build the file
Map parties, companies and identifiers into one case and see how they connect.
Cite the record
Export a report with the source behind every entry, ready for the matter file.
A typical workflow
Four steps from a single clue to something you can hand off.
- Start from the party
A name, a company, a domain or an identifier from the matter.
- Pull the records
Company registers, public profiles, domain and archive history come back with their sources.
- Connect the file
Map the parties and entities into a case to see the relationships.
- Export for the file
A source-cited PDF or data export for the record.
What Elyv checks for you
- Company registersseveral countries, officers and filings
- Domain, certs & Waybackasset and site history
- Link analysisparties and entities in one case
- Source-cited exportfor the matter file
Questions
Elyv is a public-record research tool, not legal advice. It surfaces openly available information with its sources for a qualified professional to weigh.
Start from one clue.
Search a username, an email, a phone or a domain and see what public sources hold.
