Find the companies behind a franchise's locations

Each location of a brand is often an independent company, the registry says which, and who runs it.

Why this is hard today.

A franchise looks like one company and buys like fifty: each location is often an independent operator with its own budget.

Nothing connects the map listing to the legal entity behind it, except the registry, one lookup at a time.

How Freelvy does it.

Freelvy searches the map for the brand in the cities you name, matches each location to its registry record, and returns the operating company and its manager. It covers the cities you search, not a complete list of the network.

The recipe.

The prompt

>Locations of franchise brand X found on Google Maps in Lyon, Lille and Nantes, with the operating company and its manager from the registry.

What you fill in

Brand
The franchise
Cities
Lyon, Lille, Nantes
Output
Operator and manager per location

What comes back

CompanyCountryActivityFiled revenueContact
SARL NovetancheFranceWaterproofing€1.2MManager, verified
Ferlin Logistiek BVBelgiumLogistics€7.8MManaging director, verified
Brossard GmbHGermanyJoinery€3.4MManaging director, verified
Vetup SLSpainVeterinary€2.1MDirector, verified

Illustrative rows. Your table carries the columns you asked for, plus the evidence behind each match.

How it works

01

Name the brand and the cities.

02

Freelvy searches the map in each city and matches each location to its registry record.

03

Write to the operators, each one signs for their own sites.

What you get.

The brand's locations in those cities matched to their legal operators, one independent buyer per location.

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From one prompt to pipeline

Describe the customer you want. Freelvy searches the live web, verifies every contact and writes the sequence, you approve the angle, then it sends on autopilot or waits for your go on each message.