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Company Registration Verification Agent.
Before you pay a new vendor, you need to know it is an active company under the name it gave you.
The Company Registration Verification Agent checks every registration document as it arrives, so mismatches surface before onboarding is complete.
See it in action.
HOW IT WORKS
How the Company Registration Verification Agent works.
Document submitted.
A vendor attaches a certificate of incorporation, certificate of good standing, registry extract, or VAT or GST certificate to the card in Gatekeeper’s workflow.
Issuer checked.
The agent records the document type and issuing authority, and flags a document with no identifiable authority or one produced by the vendor itself.
Registration details recorded.
The registered name and any former names, registration number, incorporation date and registered address are recorded, with the number checked against the format for the country.
Status checked.
The agent flags any status other than active or in good standing, and a certificate of good standing dated more than three months ago.
Consistency compared.
Name, number, address and country are compared with the vendor on the card and with other attached documents, such as tax forms, bank letters, insurance certificates and contracts.
Structured output.
Findings are summarised with a verdict, the registration details, a consistency table and a list of issues.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What does the Company Registration Verification Agent review?
The Company Registration Verification Agent reviews the company registration documents a vendor provides, checking the company is active and that its details match the rest of the onboarding record. It covers:
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Document type and issuing authority.
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Registered name and any former names.
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Registration, VAT or GST number and its format.
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Company status and the date of the document.
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Registered address.
- Seal, signature or verification code, where the document type normally has one.
Does it check the public company register?
No. The Company Registration Verification Agent reviews the documents attached to the card and cannot query a registry directly. It records this in every review and suggests checking the public register, such as Companies House in the UK, where your process requires that step.
Which registration numbers does it recognise?
The Company Registration Verification Agent checks the registration number is in the right format for the country, covering company numbers, Dutch KVK numbers, Australian ABNs and ACNs, US state file numbers, and VAT or GST numbers.
What happens if details differ between documents?
The Company Registration Verification Agent lists every difference in name, number, address or country between the registration document, the card and other attached documents, such as tax forms, bank letters and contracts. Any inconsistency returns a verdict of Needs attention, so your team can resolve it before the vendor is set up.
How recent does a certificate of good standing need to be?
The Company Registration Verification Agent treats a certificate of good standing as a point-in-time document and flags one dated more than three months before today. A status of dissolved, in liquidation or anything other than active or in good standing is treated as critical.
Does it replace the onboarding team’s review?
No. The Company Registration Verification Agent handles the first-pass review and structures the findings. Your onboarding team reviews the output and decides whether the vendor can be set up as part of your vendor onboarding process.
What are the configuration options?
Tailor the Agent to your organisation’s resilience requirements rather than a generic checklist, including:
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Accepted document types
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Good standing age threshold
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Consistency checks across documents
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Verdict rules.
- Review outputs.
How does Agent automation compare with a manual process?
Without Agent automation, teams read each registration document and compare it by hand with the rest of the onboarding record.
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Names, numbers and addresses are compared field by field across documents.
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Out-of-date good standing certificates can slip through.
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Small differences in entity names are easy to miss.
With Agent automation, registration documents are checked automatically as soon as they reach the card.
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Status and details are checked immediately.
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Differences across documents are listed side by side.
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Teams resolve mismatches before the vendor is set up.
With Gatekeeper’s Agentic AI, routine tasks are completed up to 95% faster.
Is there an audit trail?
Every Agent action is recorded in Gatekeeper with a timestamp, including the criteria applied, decision made, supporting evidence and reasoning where applicable.
This creates a searchable record of how each outcome was reached, supporting compliance verification, internal review and audit requirements.
How is my data kept secure and compliant?
Your data stays within Gatekeeper while the Agent performs its work. Actions, decisions and supporting evidence are logged, creating a clear audit trail.
The Agent operates within the permissions, playbooks and authority controls you configure.
Data handling follows Gatekeeper’s enterprise security standards, including SOC 2 Type II compliance and GDPR requirements.
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Every capability, unified.
One system of truth.
Customer and vendor contracts, obligations, and renewals in one record.
See spend against contract.
Contract value sits next to what is actually being spent.
No single point of failure.
Contract knowledge lives in the platform, so nothing is lost when someone changes role or leaves.
Draft from approved templates.
Every agreement starts from language Legal already trusts.
Keep control of the clause library.
Guard-railed templates keep off-policy wording from going out.
Nothing renews unnoticed.
Every renewal date tracked, with owners and reminders set automatically.
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