Business records, one API call away.

Every company leaves a paper trail the moment it forms: articles of organization, registered agents, officers, annual reports, status changes. Amalgament reads that trail across state and federal registries and resolves it into one entity per real-world business, so a single lookup answers what a dozen registry portals would.

What's in the record

• Formation and registration filings with dates and jurisdictions
• Status: active, dissolved, delinquent, or withdrawn
• Officers and registered agents as they appear on the public record
• Cross-registry links when one company is registered in several states

Where it comes from

State Secretary of State registries and federal registries like SAM.gov, joined on the identifiers that survive across sources. Name alone never merges two companies; that is how the graph stays trustworthy.

What people build with it

KYB and onboarding flows that verify a business exists and is in good standing, sales tools that enrich a domain or name into a real registered entity, and due-diligence products that need the full registration history behind a counterparty.

Browse by state

New York · Florida · Texas · Colorado · Connecticut · Pennsylvania · Oregon · District of Columbia · Iowa · Hawaii

One call

curl -H "X-API-Key: $OPENFOLIO_KEY" \
  "https://api.amalgament.com/entity?q=brooklyn+brewery"

Common questions

Can I check if a company is active in a specific state?

Yes. Business records carry their jurisdiction and status, so you can filter by state and read the status directly, or pull the resolved entity to see every state it is registered in.

How do you avoid mixing up companies with the same name?

Amalgament resolves entities on strong identifiers shared across sources, never on name alone. Two companies named Acme LLC in different states stay separate unless the record evidence actually connects them.

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