Financial intelligence
Balance sheet, P&L, cash flow, runway, headcount — and the latest implied valuation derived from filed share allotments. Parsed from iXBRL and e-filed PDF accounts.
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plaingraph turns UK Companies House and filed accounts into clean, agent-callable APIs. Pull the latest implied valuation, balance sheet, runway, outstanding charges, and governance signals for any UK company — over a hosted MCP server or a plain REST API. Subscribe agents to meaningful changes via HMAC-signed webhooks or poll via MCP. Every value links back to the filing it came from.
Every numeric field carries a coverage flag
(ixbrl / pdf_heuristic /
unavailable); derived valuations carry a confidence
band and the source filing date. plaingraph surfaces evidence —
your agent (or your analyst) makes the decision.
What is the latest implied valuation of Acme Robotics Ltd?
{
"post_money_gbp": 480000000,
"price_per_share_gbp": 12.40,
"confidence": "high",
"source": "Companies House · SH01"
}
Implied post-money ~£480M at £12.40/share. Confidence: high — SH01 reconciles with the most recent CS01. Source: Companies House SH01 filed 2024-11-08.
Balance sheet, P&L, cash flow, runway, headcount — and the latest implied valuation derived from filed share allotments. Parsed from iXBRL and e-filed PDF accounts.
Subscribe agents to meaningful changes — accounts filed, priced rounds, charges, officer departures, status changes. HMAC-signed webhooks or MCP poll, with replayable history.
Every value links to its source filing. Every parsed numeric carries a coverage flag, so an agent can't silently treat a missing field as a clean read.
plaingraph is an agent-native data layer for UK company intelligence. Get the latest balance sheet, P&L, implied valuation, charges, and governance signals for any UK company that files with Companies House — over a hosted MCP server or a plain REST API.
Through a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so agents can call it directly, or over a plain REST API. The same endpoints power both — you can build your own MCP on them if you prefer.
Balance sheet (equity, total assets, current assets, cash, liabilities), profit & loss (turnover, gross / operating / net profit), cash flow, employee count, director remuneration, share capital, plus a derived implied valuation from the most recent priced share allotment (SH01). Outstanding charges (secured debt) and governance signals — late filings, auditor changes, officer churn, going-concern flag — are surfaced as separate tools.
Subscribe an API key to a company number and an event-type list — accounts filed, share allotment, charge created or satisfied, officer change, status change. Receive HMAC-signed webhooks, or poll via the MCP watch_events tool. Subscribe is idempotent; the event log is replayable.
Companies filing iXBRL accounts (currently ~40% of UK filings; mandatory from 2027) have the richest data — full balance sheet plus P&L. Companies filing e-PDF accounts get balance sheet basics via heuristic extraction. FRS-105 micro-entities file no P&L by law. Every numeric field carries a coverage flag (ixbrl / pdf_heuristic / unavailable) so the source is always visible.
Yes. The same provenance-first graph powers a KYB surface — officers, persons with significant control, disqualified directors — and sanctions screening against the UK Sanctions List and the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list. Available on the same MCP server when you need compliance context.
plaingraph is in private beta; access is by request.