Mapa Societario — Spanish Company Registry (BORME)

Get the BORME registry profile of one Spanish company: status, incorporation, current and former officers, sole shareholder (BORME records only sole-shareholder ownership), and — where available — NIF, share capital and registered address. NIF is never in BORME, and capital/address are missing for entities last amended before 2009; such values may be filled by web search and are flagged `*_external: true` (verify before relying on them). Officers are capped at the 25 most relevant (board/management before apoderados) with `*_officers_total` counts and an `officers_truncated` flag — large companies register hundreds of apoderados. Includes a mapasocietario.es link to cite. Resolves to exactly one entity by its current OR former name (company renames are handled) and returns not-found rather than a near-miss — if unsure of the exact name, call search_companies first. `name` is always the company's CURRENT name; if you queried an old name (or the result's name looks unrelated to your query), check `former_names` — it lists every prior registered name (registry-recorded 'Cambio de denominación social') before assuming this is the wrong company.

Show companies directly connected to one Spanish company: via a shared board/management officer (shared_officer — apoderados and representatives are excluded as low-signal), via being owned by it (owns), or via owning it (owned_by). Answers 'is there a relationship between company X and company Y?'. shared_officer edges carry `status`: 'active' means the shared officer still holds the seat at the connected company, 'ceased' means the registry has inscribed their cessation there — a ceased edge is a HISTORICAL link, do not report it as a current one. Active edges are listed first, so a truncated list keeps the live relationships. Resolves to one entity by current or former name (renames handled). Each connection links to mapasocietario.es.

Search Spanish companies by name in the BORME registry. Returns ranked matches (fuzzy — tolerant of typos) with status and a mapasocietario.es/empresa link to cite. A hit's `name` is always its CURRENT registered name; when the entity has been renamed, `former_names` lists its prior name(s) — a hit whose `name` differs from your query is not necessarily a wrong match, check `former_names` first. Use this first to resolve a company before get_company.

Find a person (administrator/director/apoderado) in the BORME registry and list the companies they are linked to. Answers 'is officer Z present in other companies?'. Returns ONE row per company, with `roles` listing every post held there. `status` (per row and per role) is 'active' when the appointment is still in force and 'ceased' once the registry has inscribed the cessation — never describe a ceased role as a current directorship. Each role also carries `date` where the registry recorded one: the APPOINTMENT date for an active role, the CESSATION date for a ceased one — read it against that role’s status, never as a single “since”. When the officer held the seat before that (a revoke-and-reappoint, common in Spanish registries), the role also carries `first_appointed` — cite THAT for “since when”, not `date` — and `history`, every published act newest-first. Companies where the person is still in office come first, so a truncated list keeps the live ones. `companies_total`/`companies_active` count COMPANIES and `seats_total` counts appointment rows — cite the company figures when asked how many companies someone sits on. `counts_are_lower_bound: true` means more companies exist than could be read. Each row links to mapasocietario.es/empresa.