A defensible way to check the Gazette — not “someone usually checks”.
Gazette Search screens counterparties, customers or applicants against UK Gazette insolvency and deceased-estate notices, the same way every time, with a record of what was checked and when.
- Repeatable process
- Structured results
- Export for the file
- Built on official data
Ad hoc Gazette checks are hard to defend when someone asks how you check.
A manual search catches the names someone remembered to look up, run however they happened to run it that day. When an internal audit or a regulator asks for the process, "someone usually checks" is not an answer. The check needs to be the same, every time, with something to show for it.
How compliance teams use it
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Screen the population
One name, or the whole book — company numbers, names or postcodes, up to 50,000 identifiers per run.
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Get structured results
Case numbers, practitioner details and notice dates as fields, ready to drop into the file.
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Export the record
CSV export of every match and every clean name — evidence of what was checked, not just what was found.
Built for compliance work
A defensible process
The same screen, run the same way, whatever the population size — not tribal knowledge.
Structured, not narrative
Case numbers, practitioners, courts and dates extracted as fields, not buried in notice text.
Export as evidence
CSV of the full run — matched and clean — for the file, not just the hits.
Traceable to the source
Every result links back to the official Gazette record, published under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Run it against a sample population.
Bring a slice of your customer or counterparty list — we’ll show you what’s on the record.