Free corporate due diligence
Who actually owns and runs the company? OpenDD's corporate due diligence pulls the corporate record — ownership and control, officers and directors, subsidiaries, and the latest SEC filings — from EDGAR and primary sources, so you can map the entity before you engage.
Run corporate due diligence free →What it pulls
Resolve a company and OpenDD returns its structure: registered entity details, officers and directors, subsidiary and ownership relationships, and a linked list of SEC filings for public companies — each traceable to the source document.
Map the entity, then go deeper
Corporate diligence is the backbone that other checks hang off. Once you know the entity and its subsidiaries, run financial, litigation and IP checks against the right names.
Free and source-linked
Every figure and filing links back to its primary source, so your findings are defensible. For the end-to-end process, follow the corporate due diligence guide.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I research a company's ownership for free?
Use OpenDD's corporate due diligence module. It returns registered entity details, officers, subsidiaries and SEC filings from EDGAR and primary registries, each linked to its source.
Does it work for private companies?
It surfaces what public and primary sources disclose. Public companies return the most (SEC filings, financials); private-company coverage depends on what registries publish.
Can I turn it into a report?
Yes — generate a Word or PDF report from the findings, or combine modules into a single dossier.