Bring one real company-answer workflow.

Use the contact form or email sales@companyproof.ai. Describe your company-information workflow so the team can route the request to the appropriate commercial or technical reviewer.

Include the countries, company identifiers, claims, expected volume and downstream decisions involved. Add sample answers where appropriate, together with any requirements for evidence, monitoring or data rights.

Yes. Request a demonstration focused on your intended workflow. It can show supported claim verification, corrections and evidence handling while identifying any module or coverage dependencies.

Yes. Request an assessment of the exact jurisdictions and fields you need. A useful assessment identifies supported sources, evidence gaps and update requirements rather than relying only on a global coverage figure.

Provide expected new verifications, average claims per answer and monitoring rechecks. Those inputs help estimate credit use and the request rate needed for the application.

Yes. Include the required controls, assurance documents, retention terms and processing-location constraints. A review should distinguish current capabilities from items that still need to be agreed or completed.

Contact privacy@companyproof.ai for privacy questions, data-rights requests or processing-location reviews. The privacy notice and technical subprocessor register provide the published starting point.

Contact legal@companyproof.ai for contractual questions, or use the form for a procurement review. Explain whether you need internal use, customer-facing embedding, redistribution or another specific data permission.

The contact page states that requests are usually answered within one business day. That is an enquiry expectation, not a contracted support or incident-response service level.

Read the on-screen status and use sales@companyproof.ai if delivery remains unconfirmed. A saved enquiry and a successfully delivered enquiry are different states; the form reports that distinction.