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Complete decision data
Bislab delivers a complete suite of company data to power your internal risk processes; from basic company information to payment remarks and news.
Proprietary sources
We know how important it is that you can trust our data. Bislab puts huge effort in delivering well structured, granular and correct data. Ready to be used directly in your own internal risk processes.
Always updated
Our systems are built to reflect changes in underlying data sources almost immediately. Using our monitor API's or AI agents you can access these changes to make decisions on the latest and most relevant data.
How it works
Negative information
Complete credit information with negative information including payment remarks, enforced actions in asset, liens, nothing to collect, arrest in assets, bankruptcy notices etc.
Company information
Basic company information such as company address, postal address, number of employees, industry code, and all company announcements
Roles
Information on all individuals who hold roles in the company, including details about the individuals.
Shareholders
What shares the company owns, and who owns shares in the company. Includes company/person name, share class, organization number, number of shares, ownership share, etc.
Financials
Detailed financial data for the past five years, including income statement, cash flow, balance sheet, and key figures.
Property
Properties the company owns, including share, type, cadastral ID, address, price and date of last transaction, value estimate, voluntary and enforced actions, forced sale, etc.
Vehicles
Vehicles owned by the company, including registration number, vehicle type, make, model, year of registration, leasing status, value estimate, liens, and estimated equity.
News & Internet data
Bislab continuously gather information from news sources, public websites and the internet in general to enrich risk assessments with real time signals and context.
Financial reports
Go beyond financial figures; We collect, organize and interpret quarterly and annual reports to provide deeper context based insights, more risk signals and fresh data.
Questions and answers
What is CVR?
The Central Business Register, run by the Danish Business Authority. Companies registered in CVR have a CVR number, and the register holds their name, address, industry and management, among other things.
When must a Danish company file its annual report?
Companies in accounting classes B and C must file so that the Danish Business Authority has it no later than 6 months after the end of the financial year. Listed companies and state-owned public limited companies have 4 months (Danish Financial Statements Act, section 138).
What is Statstidende?
Denmark's official gazette, published by Civilstyrelsen. It publishes notices on bankruptcy and deceased estates and debt relief, among other things.