Every officer, trustee and owner we can verify from the public registers, held to one standard and one identity.

A register of people is only half of it. The other half is who they govern alongside - the board connections the public registers never join up.

Behind every name, held to one standard: the full governance history, the connections, and the signals that a CV never shows.

• Governance history & tenureEvery board, dated, current and historic.
• Board connections & co-directorsWho they served alongside, and when.
• Financial trends & reservesIncome, expenditure and runway for charities.
• Board composition & skills gapsWhat a board has, and what it lacks.
• Succession & renewal signalsWho is nearing the end of a term.
• One verified identityThe same person across charities and companies.

Every record is compiled from the public registers, matched to one identity per person, and refreshed continuously. Deterministic - no AI, no self-declared data, no LinkedIn.

1. iCharity Commission Register of Charities, re-ingested weekly.
2. iiCompanies House: the full officer and PSC record, plus the real-time change streams.
3. iiiFCA Mutuals Register, The Gazette insolvency notices, and public appointments.

1,244,602 years of charity accounts · 32,385 mutual societies · 25,700 insolvency notices · all in one record.