The same data. Wildly different jobs.
Company Radar reads from the same government registers for everyone. What changes is which signals matter, which workflows save the day, and which story the data tells. Here's how seven industries use it.
Construction & trades
Your subbie's QBCC licence just got suspended. Their head contractor filed for administration last Tuesday. You find out when the invoice bounces — or the morning it hits the register.
Credit, finance & collections
A GST cancellation precedes an administration notice by an average of 47 days. That's 47 days to stop shipping on open terms. Upload your AR ledger; we'll watch every debtor.
Accountants & bookkeepers
Watch every client entity. Director changes, GST cancellations, ASIC annual-review dates, and address edits — surfaced in a Monday-morning digest before the client rings at BAS time.
Insolvency practitioners
Load your book — active files, referrer firms, past appointments. s436A notices and wind-up applications reach Teams before the creditor reaches the front desk. ASIC extracts itemised per fetch, with full source-URL provenance.
Law firms & in-house counsel
Due diligence shouldn't take a week. ASIC notices, court matters, ABN/GST history, and trading-name changes — cross-linked, exportable, audit-ready. Director extracts on demand, itemised per fetch.
Journalists & researchers
The ASIC Published Notices page is where company collapses surface first. Saved searches turn it into a wire feed — the story lands in your inbox before the presser goes out.
Developers & engineers
JSON in, JSON out. A REST API over the same data the web app uses, with webhooks for portfolio events and source URL + retrieval timestamp on every field. Free tier to prototype. Pro from $25/month annual.
You don't need to be.
Company Radar is 3.3M companies, 11M active ABNs, and 110M records. If you touch Australian businesses — as a supplier, investor, regulator, competitor, or citizen — the data is free to search and cheap to monitor.