Early access
Verify the company, not just the signer
Check a counterparty's registration, legal status and signing authority against official business registries before a contract goes out, so due diligence happens before the ink dries, not after. We're building it into Sedeya as a step in the sending flow.
Company
Kalinko Trading SARL
Registry
RCCM Conakry
Representative
M. Camara
What's included in Company verification
Confirm registration number, legal status and address against official business registries.
Check that the person signing is actually authorised to bind the company.
Run the same check automatically every time a new counterparty signs, instead of once by hand.
A signature is only as trustworthy as the entity behind it. A convincing email and a company name on a letterhead are not evidence that the counterparty on the other end of a contract is who — or what — it claims to be, and manual due diligence rarely survives contact with a real sales pipeline.
Company verification runs that check automatically, against official business registries, as part of sending the envelope rather than a separate step someone has to remember. Join the waitlist to get early access.
The rest of the product set
Signing is one part of the work, verification is the other.
Frequently asked questions
Not yet — join the waitlist and you'll be first in line when it opens, with a say in which registries and checks we prioritise.
Coverage is confirmed at launch, and we're expanding from there — which registries ship first is exactly the kind of thing early-access feedback shapes.
Yes. Company verification confirms the business; identity verification confirms the individual signing on its behalf. Most B2B contracts want both.
Bring Company verification to your team
Talk to us about rolling it out, or start today if it is already live.
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