# What you can do with Entiva

> Search Indian companies and directors, read MCA company records, download filings, check for updates and ask questions with source documents.

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## Start with the register

### Find the right company

Search by name or CIN. See the legal name, status, incorporation date and registered state for free, without an account.

### Read the company record

See the registered office, capital, directors and signatories recorded by MCA. The index of charges shows claims registered over the company’s assets.

### Look up a director

Search by name or DIN, open the person’s register record and see the companies linked to them.

## Work with the filings

### Get the original documents

Order all eight MCA document categories for a company. Receive readable PDFs organised by company and category, with a record of every file delivered.

### See what is missing

A year-by-year view shows the annual returns and financial statements in your set, including years for which no filing was found.

### Ask questions about the filings

Use Entiva’s AI to ask about the filings you hold. Answers point to the source document and say when the documents do not contain the answer. [Or ask in your own ChatGPT or Claude](https://entiva.in/chatgpt-and-claude/).

## Keep track of changes

### Check for newer filings

During MCA’s seven-day paid access window, check whether it has published anything since your download and add the newer filings without another registry payment.

### Follow a company

Get an alert when MCA publishes a new filing for a company you follow. Opening the new documents still requires an order.

### Follow a director

Get an alert when a new directorship appears in a company Entiva has read. These alerts may miss directorships at other companies.

## The documents remain the evidence

Entiva helps you find and read the register. A filing can be late or missing, and an answer drawn from it is not a legal or investment judgement. You can always open the source document yourself.

_Published by Entiva (https://entiva.in/), which retrieves documents from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs' View Public Documents service on a customer's behalf. Entiva is not affiliated with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and does not resell another provider's database. Free lookups use MCA company master data._