Corporate Registries

Note: redshank fetch CLI dispatch currently exposes uk_corporate_intelligence only. The command snippets on this page document fetcher IDs and expected query shapes as dispatcher targets are expanded.

GLEIF

Global LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) lookups via the GLEIF API.

redshank fetch gleif --lei "529900T8BM49AURSDO55"
redshank fetch gleif --name "Acme Corp"

OpenCorporates

Company search and officer/subsidiary data via OpenCorporates.

Credential: OPENCORPORATES_API_KEY

redshank fetch opencorporates --name "Acme Corp" --jurisdiction us_de

Licence — ODbL 1.0 (attribution required)

OpenCorporates data is published under the Open Database Licence (ODbL 1.0). Every report, wiki entry, or UI element that surfaces OpenCorporates data must include a visible hyperlink:

from OpenCorporates — or the canonical entity URL returned in the API response

Attribution rules from opencorporates.com/terms-of-use-2:

The link text must read “from OpenCorporates” and must resolve to the OpenCorporates homepage or the specific entity page (prefer the entity URL when available — it is returned in every API response).
The link must be at least 70 % the size of the largest font used for the related information, and never smaller than 7 px, whichever of the two is larger.
If OpenCorporates data forms the substantial part of a web page, add <link rel="canonical" href="{entity_url}"> so search engines treat the OpenCorporates page as the authoritative source.
If you expose this data through your own API, your downstream consumers inherit the same obligations.

How attribution propagates in redshank

FetchOutput for the opencorporates fetcher carries a populated attribution field:

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub struct Attribution {
    pub source: String,         // "OpenCorporates"
    pub text: String,           // "from OpenCorporates"
    pub url: String,            // "https://opencorporates.com"
    pub min_font_size_px: u8,   // 7
    pub licence: String,        // "ODbL-1.0"
}
}

The report and wiki-graph layers read FetchOutput::attribution and must render the hyperlink before writing any entity page that includes OpenCorporates fields. If the url field in a specific company record differs (i.e. the canonical entity URL was returned by the API), use that URL instead of the homepage.

FinCEN BOI

Beneficial Ownership Information filings from FinCEN.

redshank fetch fincen_boi --name "Acme Corp"

State SOS Portals

Secretary of State business registry searches for Delaware, Florida, Nevada, and Wyoming. Pipelines configured in redshank-fetchers/pipelines/state_sos/.

redshank fetch state_sos --state DE --name "Acme Corp"

UK Corporate Intelligence

Merged UK company enrichment combining Companies House with OpenCorporates.

Credentials: UK_COMPANIES_HOUSE_API_KEY, optional OPENCORPORATES_API_KEY

redshank fetch uk_corporate_intelligence --query "Acme Holdings"

When OpenCorporates contributes data, the same ODbL attribution rules above apply to downstream reports and UI.

SEC EDGAR

Company filings, ownership reports, and insider transactions via EDGAR.

redshank fetch sec_edgar --name "Acme Corp"
redshank fetch sec_edgar --cik 0001234567 --form 13F

FDIC

Bank and institution data from the FDIC BankFind Suite.

redshank fetch fdic --name "First National Bank"

ProPublica Nonprofit 990

IRS Form 990 filings via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.

redshank fetch propublica_990 --ein "12-3456789"

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