PUBLIC INTELLIGENCE GUIDE

What is a BVI Public Intelligence Report?

A public intelligence report organises relevant public information by source category. It helps you understand what was located, why it may matter and where to verify it.

Start with relevance, not a risk score

A company name appearing in a notice or judgment is not automatically adverse. The company may be a claimant, respondent, creditor, subsidiary or simply named in background facts. Each category therefore includes a short relevance explanation rather than an unexplained score.

Why a zero automatic result is not a clear result

Automatic matching depends on the current index, available identifiers and the way a name appears in the source. No automatic match does not confirm that a company exists, that it is in good standing or that no earlier event occurred. The report keeps those boundaries visible.

Separate public intelligence from Registry information

The $29 Public Intelligence Report uses public-source material. It does not contain private FSC Search Report data and does not confirm current Registry status. If current Registry information is required, order the separate official FSC Search Report for $50.