Creditbase Graph · In development

The relationships the register won’t show you.

Companies House answers questions about one company at a time. Creditbase Graph connects companies, directors, PSCs, addresses, charges and statutory notices, so you can ask the questions that actually decide credit.

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Questions it exists to answer

Which borrowers share directors with previously failed companies?
Which directors repeatedly start again after strike-offs?
Which companies changed address, ownership and accounting date together?
Which prospects belong to a wider trading group with no declared parent?
Which companies are accumulating charges from several funders?
Which companies have had a rapid run of governance changes?

Confidence, not coincidence

Matching “John Smith” by name alone is how bad data gets made. Every inferred relationship in the graph carries a confidence level and shows the evidence behind it: shared appointments, shared addresses, filing patterns. That lets you judge the link before you act on it.

Built on the same record

The graph is built on the point-in-time event store, which means relationships can be reconstructed as they stood on any date, not just as they look today. That matters when you need to show what was knowable at the time of a decision.