Score explainability
Each score should expose the main drivers: filing movement, accounts stress, address concentration, charge activity, officer recurrence and evidence completeness.
Public-record signals, address concentration, lender movement and officer networks converted into evidence-led review-priority intelligence.
Early warning layerScoring controlsProduct direction
SCC Companies House is designed to identify emerging corporate review-priority patterns using public records, not to make allegations, credit decisions or investment recommendations.
Each score should expose the main drivers: filing movement, accounts stress, address concentration, charge activity, officer recurrence and evidence completeness.
Large accountant, formation-agent and serviced-office clusters are classified separately from abnormal distress clusters.
Distress velocity, lender movement and cohort trend are more valuable than one isolated score.
Risk scoring, charge/lender exposure, accounts status and officer churn are combined as review-priority signals.
Validation, source hashes and output manifests support reproducibility.
Sector and regional corporate-stress signals support research, not investment advice.
May 2026 public briefing summarising Companies House review-priority indicators. The public site is redacted and pseudonymised; it is intended for research and triage, not allegations, credit decisions, investment advice or legal findings.