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Check a company before you sign. Registry, history and press, in one report.

Company due diligence checks that a business is who it says it is, still active, and free of obvious red flags. With Agentik, your AI confirms its legal identity with GLEIF, reads its official entry in the French Sirene registry, checks how long its website has existed with the Wayback Machine, and searches the news and the web for lawsuits or liquidation with Serper.

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One request to your AI4 providers, 6 steps, one connection
  1. Step 1: Confirm who they areGLEIFFree
  2. Step 2: Read the registryRecherche d’entreprises and SEC EDGARFree
  3. Step 3: Check its historyInternet ArchiveFree
  4. Step 4: Look for red flagsSerper$0.05
  5. Step 5: Check a US businessExaIf needed
  6. Step 6: Write the reportYour AI, no tool call

Paid from one prepaid balanceat most $0.05

Why 4 providers

Each provider does one part. Your AI does the rest.

No single provider covers this job. Through Agentik your AI calls each one for its part, from one connection.

  1. GLEIF

    Its Legal Entity Identifier record: legal name, address and registration status.

    1 tool · step 1Free

  2. Recherche d’entreprises

    Its official French registry entry: SIREN, status, activity and directors.

    1 tool · step 2Free

  3. Internet Archive

    How long its website has existed, from the Wayback Machine’s snapshots.

    1 tool · step 3Free

  4. Serper

    Google News and web results for lawsuits, liquidation or fraud.

    2 tools · step 4$0.05

Without Agentik

1 account, 1 API key, 1 bill, and 3 open APIs to learn.

  • GLEIFOpen API: its own format and limits
  • Recherche d’entreprisesOpen API: its own format and limits
  • Internet ArchiveOpen API: its own format and limits
  • SerperSign-up, card, API key, bill

Then code to call each API, retry it and join the results before your AI can use them.

With Agentik

One connection. One prepaid balance.

  • Two official registries, the Internet Archive and Google search through one connection.
  • The registries and the archive are free, and each search costs at most a cent.
  • Your AI shows the price before each call, and a call that ends in an error is refunded.

Step by step

How to run due diligence on a company in Claude or ChatGPT. Step by step.

Prices are for this example: One French company with an LEI, its registry entry, 2 website snapshots, 3 news searches and 2 web searches. They are the most each call can reserve at today’s catalog prices.

  1. Step 1: Confirm who they are

    GLEIF

    GLEIF returns the legal name, address and status registered with the company’s LEI.

    Tools called in step 1
    LEI record lookupgleif/lei-record1 companyFree

  2. Step 2: Read the registry

    Recherche d’entreprises and SEC EDGAR

    For a French company, the Sirene registry gives its SIREN, status, activity and directors. For a US-listed company, its SEC filings.

    Tools called in step 2
    French company searchrecherche-entreprises/search1 companyFree
    SEC EDGAR company filingssec-edgar/company-filings1 company · optionalFree

  3. Step 3: Check its history

    Internet Archive

    The Wayback Machine shows when the website was first archived, and its latest copy.

    Tools called in step 3
    Archived page lookupwayback/availabilityfirst snapshotFree
    Archived page lookupwayback/availabilitylatest snapshotFree

  4. Step 4: Look for red flags

    Serper

    Serper searches Google News and the web for lawsuits, liquidation, fraud or complaints.

    Tools called in step 4
    Google News searchserper/news3 searchesat most $0.03
    Google web searchserper/search2 searchesat most $0.02

  5. Step 5: Check a US business

    Exa

    For a US business without filings, Baselayer, through Exa, resolves its officers and state registrations. It costs more, so your agent asks first.

    Tools called in step 5
    Baselayerexa/baselayer1 business · optionalat most $5.00

  6. Step 6: Write the report

    Your AI

    Your AI writes the report with a source for each fact, and flags what it couldn’t verify.

What you get

What you get: a due diligence report with sources. In your conversation.

You provide

  • The company’s name and country
  • Its website
  • Its LEI or registration number, if you have it

Your AI returns

  • Its legal name, address and status, from two official sources
  • Its activity and directors, from the registry
  • How long its website has existed
  • Red flags in the press, each with a link, and the questions to ask
Due diligence reportExample layout
  1. Legal identity and status
  2. Registry: activity and directors
  3. Website history
  4. Press and red flags
  5. Questions before you sign

Placeholders: your rows come from your run.

Give this to your agent
Use my connected Agentik MCP server for this job: company due diligence. Run due diligence on a company. First ask me for its name, country and website, and its LEI or registration number if I have it. Confirm its legal identity with gleif/lei-record. If it is French, read its registry entry with recherche-entreprises/search; if it is US-listed, read its filings with sec-edgar/company-filings. Check its website’s first and latest snapshots with wayback/availability. Search the news and the web for lawsuits, liquidation or fraud with serper/news and serper/search. For a US business without filings, offer a KYB check with exa/baselayer and quote it first. Finish with a report (identity and status, registry facts, website history, press, red flags with links) and the questions I should ask before signing. Before running anything, inspect each tool with inspect_tool, ask me for any input you don’t have instead of inventing it, and tell me the total price. Wait for my go. At the end, tell me what Agentik charged.

The prompt

Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor.

Once Agentik is connected, your AI asks for your inputs, checks each tool and shows the price before anything runs.

Or ask it your way

  • “Check this French supplier before we pay the deposit: SIREN 123 456 789.”
  • “Is this company still active, and who are its directors?”
  • “How long has this vendor’s website existed?”
  • “Any lawsuits or liquidation news about this distributor?”

What it costs

At most $0.05. From one balance.

Each provider’s own price, with 0% markup. Each call reserves at most the amount shown, is billed for what it actually used, and the rest is released. A call that ends in an error is refunded.

This exampleat today’s catalog prices

GLEIFFree

  • LEI record lookup1 companyFree

Recherche d’entreprisesFree

  • French company search1 companyFree

Internet ArchiveFree

  • Archived page lookupfirst snapshotFree
  • Archived page lookuplatest snapshotFree

Serper$0.05

  • Google News search3 searches$0.03
  • Google web search2 searches$0.02

Total, at most$0.05

Not in the total, run only if needed: SEC EDGAR company filings (SEC EDGAR), Free; Baselayer (Exa), $5.00.

Good to know

  • This is a first check from public sources: not legal or financial advice, and not a replacement for a regulated KYC process.
  • A clean report means nothing turned up in these sources, not that nothing exists.

When to use something else

For regulated KYC or AML checks, use a licensed provider; Agentik gathers the public evidence quickly, before you commit.

Questions

Company due diligence: straight answers.

Still unsure? Ask us.

Which countries work?

GLEIF covers companies with an LEI worldwide. The registry step covers France (Sirene) and US SEC filers; elsewhere your agent relies on GLEIF, the website and the press.

Couldn’t I check each source myself?

You could, one site at a time. Through Agentik your AI queries all four providers from one connection and writes the report; the example costs at most $0.05.

What does the example cost?

At most $0.05: the registries and the archive are free.

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    Their site, latest news, official filings and the profiles of the people you’ll meet, in a one-page brief with sources.

    4 providers6 toolsexample at most $0.12

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    B2B lead list

    People who match your buyer, emails found by two providers and verified, and a recent news hook for each company.

    3 providers6 toolsexample at most $1.10

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    Market research

    The companies in the space, their pricing pages, Google search demand for the category, and what buyers say on Hacker News and X.

    5 providers7 toolsexample at most $0.43

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