Regulated firms that display their number
A licence number on a homepage identifies a regulated firm, and the registry names its manager.
Why this is hard today.
Regulated firms must display a licence number, which makes them identifiable from their homepage.
No database lists firms by the mention on their own site.
How Freelvy does it.
Freelvy finds the homepages that contain the mention you name, then matches each company to the registry to return its manager.
The recipe.
The prompt
>Insurance brokers whose website shows an ORIAS number, with the manager.
What you fill in
- Mention
- ORIAS number
- Profession
- Insurance brokers
- Contact
- Manager
What comes back
| Company | Signal | Detected on | Since | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vantage Retail | Runs the competing tool | Checkout page | 14 months | Head of Growth, verified |
| Lumen Softworks | Listed as an integration partner | Partner directory | 8 months | VP Product, verified |
| Cobalt Health | Shown as a client by the competitor | Competitor's website | 6 months | Director of Ops, verified |
| Rivet Commerce | Hiring for the competing tool | Job posting | 3 weeks | CTO, verified |
Illustrative rows. Your table carries the columns you asked for, plus the evidence behind each match.
How it works
Name the mention to look for.
Freelvy finds the homepages that contain it and matches each company to the registry.
Write to the manager named in the registry.
What you get.
The sites where the mention is found, with the text found and the manager from the registry.
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Start with one prompt.
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.