Get an email the moment a company changes.
Watch any UK company — a customer, supplier, competitor or client — and Verivello alerts you when it files, changes officers, or changes status. No more manually re-checking Companies House.
How monitoring works
Watch any company
Add a company to your watchlist in one click from its page — customers, suppliers, competitors, clients, or your own group.
Email the moment it changes
New accounts, new or resigned directors, ownership (PSC) changes, address changes, and status changes like liquidation or dissolution.
A live feed of new filings
Premium users get the Verivello live stream — every new UK incorporation and filing as it happens, filterable by industry or area.
One dashboard for your watchlist
See everything you’re tracking in one place, and manage or remove alerts anytime.
How it works
Search any UK company
Type a company name or number. Verivello pulls the official Companies House record instantly.
Get the picture in plain English
Status, registered office, directors, owners, filing history and financial signals — read for you, not buried in PDFs.
Check, monitor or share
Download a PDF report, set a filing alert, or ask the AI a follow-up question.
Frequently asked
What changes will I be alerted about?
New accounts and confirmation statements, appointments and resignations of directors, changes to persons with significant control (owners), registered-office changes, and status changes such as liquidation, strike-off or dissolution.
How much does monitoring cost?
Filing alerts are a Premium feature (£49/mo). You can check any company for free; alerts and the live filing stream are included with Premium.
How fast are alerts?
Verivello checks watched companies against Companies House regularly and emails you when something changes — typically within a day of the filing appearing on the register.
Can I monitor my own suppliers or clients?
Yes — that’s the most common use. Credit controllers, account managers and procurement teams watch key accounts so a customer or supplier’s trouble never comes as a surprise.