Accountants & auditors
The group structure chart, drawn from the register instead of the client's memory.
Audit planning, related-party reviews and tax structuring all start from a group chart, usually assembled by hand from filings and what the client tells you, and out of date by the time it's finished.
What you get
- A live structure chart for any UK group, from the register, in seconds.
- Related parties revealed through shared PSCs and directors across entities.
- Exact shareholdings by class from the latest confirmation statement.
- Filed accounts and balance-sheet metrics alongside each entity in the chain.
How it goes
- 1
Search the parent or any subsidiary
Start anywhere in the group: the chain resolves upward and downward.
- 2
Map the group
Every holding, nested to depth, with the PSC relationship on each link.
- 3
Confirm the shareholdings
The register by share class, with transfers between statements.
- 4
Pull the financials
Filed accounts and derived metrics for each entity, without opening a single PDF.
Case study
Related-party disclosures for a group audit
The situation
An audit team needs to confirm every related party across a 20-entity group for the notes to the accounts, including entities connected only through a shared PSC rather than shared ownership.
What they did
Instead of building the chart from client-supplied org charts and prior-year files, the team opens the parent, maps all 20 entities and their PSCs in one structure chart, and cross-checks which directors and PSCs recur across entities the client hadn't flagged as related.
The result
Two related parties the client's own schedule missed are added to the disclosure note before sign-off, and the structure chart itself becomes audit evidence in the file.
Try it now
Real groups, live from the register.
Grosvenor Estate Holdings opens in full, with no account. The others need a free account to show every name.
Grosvenor Estate Holdings
Seven individual UBOs, a corporate parent, fifteen holdings and a filed shareholder register.
Open the treeJohn Bloor
An individual's full control chain: every company they're a PSC of, with sub-holdings.
Open the treePersimmon plc
A listed parent: what the PSC regime shows for a plc, and what it doesn't.
Open the treeProfessional layers for accountants & auditors
Beneath the register.
Charges, mortgages & lenders
Registered charges per company with lender, status and dates, plus Gazette charge notices.
Financials & accounts
Latest and historic filed accounts with derived metrics, without opening a PDF.
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