Reading a company profile

The company profile is the central view for any company on your watchlist. This guide walks through each part of it.

The header

The header shows the company's name, Companies House number, registered address, status, and SIC codes. Below that are two headline outputs: the risk grade (A–E) and the risk score (0–100, lower is better).

Next to the score is a "How is this calculated?" link that opens a breakdown of how the score was derived: category weights, severity contributions, and which tests are moving the number.

If enrichment is still in progress, the header shows "Enriching" in place of the grade and score.

The tabs

Below the header, the profile is divided into ten tabs. They fall into three groups:

• Assessment — Summary and Risk & Insight Categories. Senserity's scored view of the company.
• Evidence — Credit, Financials, People & Governance, Compliance & Legal, and Cyber. The underlying source data, presented directly with no scoring applied.
• Exploration — Trend Graphs, Network Maps, and Timeline. Ways of looking at the company over time or in context.

The tab you are on is reflected in the page URL, so you can link a colleague straight to a specific view.

Summary

The Summary tab is the default view. It is split into two columns.

On the left is an AI-generated summary of the company: what it does, how it is scoring, and what is notable about its profile. This is regenerated each time the company is re-enriched.

On the right are any Red Flags, the critical-severity findings the platform considers most important. Each Red Flag card links to the full test result. If the company has no Red Flags, this section is not shown.

Risk & Insight Categories

This tab contains the category score cards, one for each of the nine risk categories. Each card shows the category name, its 0–100 risk score, its A–E grade, and the most significant findings within that category. Click a card to open the category detail panel below.

The category detail panel

Clicking a category card opens a detail panel listing every test run within that category, grouped by report section. Each test result shows what was checked, what was found, and a link to the source data where applicable.

Next to each test result is a message icon. Click it to open a review for that finding. See Opening and resolving a review.

Credit

Creditsafe credit rating, risk score, probability of default, recommended credit limit, days beyond terms against the industry benchmark, aged payment behaviour, county court judgements, insolvency events, and group structure. Requires Starter or above.

Financials

Up to five filed accounting periods in a single annual accounts table, grouped into profit and loss, balance sheet, and workforce figures, with filing metadata and a link through to the original filing for each period. Financial performance and ratio trend charts sit above the table.

Trend Graphs

Historical charts of the company's risk score and category scores over time. Use this to spot whether a company's risk profile is improving or deteriorating, and to correlate score changes with specific events.

People & Governance

Current and former officers with their Companies House identity verification status, persons with significant control and their natures of control, a per-person screening matrix covering sanctions, disqualification, and adverse media, and company-level adverse media results.

This is a state-of-play view. For appointments and resignations over time, use the Timeline tab; for ownership chains through corporate PSCs, use Network Maps.

Compliance & Legal

Certifications and accreditations, statutory disclosures such as modern slavery and gender pay gap reporting, ICO registration, and legal exposure including gazette notices, judgements, and insolvency events. Requires Self-Assessment or above.

Cyber

External-facing web and email security posture: email authentication, SSL/TLS and certificate status, HTTP security headers, hosting configuration, domain and reputation checks, and certified posture. Requires Self-Assessment or above.

The five tabs above are covered in detail in Exploring the company evidence tabs.

Network Maps

The company's corporate network (directors, persons with significant control, and connected companies) shown as a graph. Each node is a company or a person. Each line is a relationship.

You can drag to pan, scroll to zoom, and click any node to see its details. The filter controls let you show or hide different relationship types and bring in historical relationships.

A Geographic View mode plots the connected companies on a UK map, which is useful for spotting clusters of registered addresses.

Timeline

A chronological list of significant events for the company: director appointments and resignations, PSC changes, account filings, charges registered, gazette notices, and similar. This is useful for building a historical picture of how the company has changed over time.

Generating a report

The Generate Report button in the header opens the report generation dialog. You can produce a PDF report in one of thirteen formats, split between scored assessment reports and unscored evidence reports.

If you open the dialog from one of the evidence tabs, the matching evidence report is preselected. See Running a PDF report for details.

Last updated 19 July 2026.