Seller entity resolution
Resolve storefront and submitted company details to candidate legal entities without hiding ambiguity.
Solution
Connect seller applications to the registered businesses behind them, surface discrepancies and preserve the evidence required for marketplace review workflows.
What it delivers
Resolve storefront and submitted company details to candidate legal entities without hiding ambiguity.
Distinguish exact matches, normalized matches, missing fields and material discrepancies.
Keep the accepted seller entity connected to supported company-record changes after activation.
Where it fits
Common questions
Marketplace seller verification is part of Zephira’s registry-sourced company-data platform. Verify business sellers against company registries, resolve legal entities, compare submitted data and retain source evidence for marketplace onboarding.
Zephira starts with official company registries and filed documents, then preserves source metadata as records are structured, resolved and enriched.
Depending on the workflow, Zephira data can be accessed through company search, REST API, bulk data feeds or MCP for AI agents.
Compliance, risk, data, product and AI teams use marketplace seller verification when they need structured company facts with clear provenance.
Official company registries and filed company documents are the starting point. Source context is retained so users can trace material facts.
Coverage is jurisdiction-specific. Review the registry directory and field-availability pages for the documented source, fields and limitations in each country.
Freshness depends on the source registry and field. Zephira records retrieval context and documents refresh cadence rather than implying that every field updates continuously.
Registry identifiers, source classification and retrieval metadata remain linked to the company record wherever the underlying source provides them.
Yes. Relevant company-data capabilities can be delivered through Zephira’s REST API, bulk feeds, company search or MCP, depending on the workflow.
A missing field means the value was not returned for that record or source. It should not be treated as proof that the fact does not exist.
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