io.github.carrotly-ai/disclosures

Registered charges (mortgages) filed against a UK company at Companies House. Without charge_id it lists the charge register with the register's own total/satisfied/part-satisfied counts; filter with status ("outstanding" is the common case). With charge_id it returns one charge's full detail: status and dates, persons entitled, particulars (fixed/floating charge, whether it covers all property, negative-pledge and bare-trustee flags), classification, and the linked filing transactions. Companies-House-specific (no jurisdiction parameter).

Fetch one filed document by a jurisdiction-specific transaction id. Mode "metadata" lists available renditions; "xhtml" returns paged extracted text where available; "pdf" saves a bounded local file and returns its path. Identifier schemes and extraction guarantees vary by route—read disclosures://jurisdictions/{code}. Scanned, protected, or unreadable documents are reported honestly rather than fabricated.

Search a company's regulatory filings in the selected jurisdiction. Filter by form type and date range; supported modes and identifier chaining vary by route and are documented at disclosures://jurisdictions/{code}. Returns filing metadata, identifiers, and official links, never document text; pass a compatible transaction id to CompanyDocument where supported.

Return as-filed headline financial facts from the selected jurisdiction's structured XBRL feed or bounded filing parser. Concepts, periods, currency, consolidation basis, and degradation behavior vary by route and are stated in each response. See disclosures://jurisdictions/{code} for the source and coverage contract; unsupported routes explain why rather than guessing.

List the selected jurisdiction's available insider, officer, director, or manager disclosures. The underlying regime and meaning vary by route; each response states its recency and completeness caveats, and unsupported routes explain why. See disclosures://jurisdictions/{code} before use.

List the selected jurisdiction's available major-holder, control-register, threshold-crossing, or custodian disclosures. Every response names its threshold regime and limitations. These are filed disclosures, not a complete cap table or UBO tracing; see disclosures://jurisdictions/{code}.

Resolve a company name, ticker, or register identifier to canonical candidates with identifier sets and match reasons. Ambiguous matches are listed, never silently merged. Start here, then read the selected route's disclosures://jurisdictions/{code} card for coverage and access caveats.

GLEIF Level 2 relationship data for an entity (global): direct and ultimate accounting-consolidating parents and known direct children, resolved from an LEI or legal name. Reporting exceptions (e.g. natural-person owners, non-consolidating structures) are stated explicitly. Consolidation parents are not market-disclosure ownership and not UBO tracing.

Look up a person (not a company): cross-company roles and disqualification/enforcement lookups. jurisdiction: GB (Companies House, default), US (SEC reporting owners — surfaces private issuers too), DE (BaFin dealings persons), FR (recherche-entreprises dirigeants), AU (ASIC banned/disqualified persons — "disqualifications" mode only; AU has no free person→companies directorship index). Mode "search" finds people by name and returns their person ids; "appointments" takes one of those ids as officer_id (GB officer id, US person CIK, DE meldepflichtigerId, FR surname/"surname|first names") and lists every company/issuer the person is linked to; "disqualifications" searches the GB register, or returns a safe public-lookup link (US SALI) / an honest not-available note (DE, FR). One person holds several ids and homonyms are common — match by name and context, not a single id.

Return US SEC Form D exempt-offering filings: amounts offered and sold, investor counts, industry, first-sale date, and named related persons. This capability is US-only; every explicit non-US route returns a specific unsupported explanation rather than substituting ordinary company filings.