What you see
The result table has five columns: name · function · responsibility · contact · evidence. The last one is the actual product.
| Marking | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Register | The person is on record as an officer in the commercial register — managing director, board member, holder of procuration |
| Verified | Two independent pieces of evidence: the current position in the public profile names this company, or the source sits on the company’s own domain |
| To check | Found, but not evidenced. Delivered and marked rather than omitted |
Anyone whose own current profile contradicts the claim is dropped. That is the difference from a web search that returns people who left years ago: a prompt rule is not a check. Measured against real data, this has already discarded two people the search claimed were executives at one company while their own profiles said they worked elsewhere.
How you know it worked
You have at least one person marked Register or Verified and you know what the evidence rests on. A list consisting only of To check is an honest result and a hint that this company leaves little trace online.
The honest limit
3 Implicents per run, on both plans, charged only on success. With the welcome balance of 100 Implicents that is 33 runs.
At micro companies the functional search is replaced by a search for the management — a company with eight employees has no head of purchasing, and pretending otherwise would cost more than the honest answer. The result says so.
Results are not stored. We do not build a stock of person records, and we search for professional functions inside companies, not for private individuals.
From the commercial register we supply the names and roles of officers — no private contact details. The email addresses and phone numbers in the table are professional and evidenced.