Commercial intelligence on UK transport operators.
Meaningful operator changes, enriched with the business context your team needs. Maintained and delivered around your requirements.
A national feed, bought centrally and used across your offices, branches or territories.
| 17 Sep | Fleet authority up from 12 to 18 vehicles |
|---|---|
| 17 Sep | New operating centre added |
| 18 Sep | Company record matched |
| 19 Sep | Public contact details checked |
| Earlier | 2 previous variations recorded |
Static data tells you who exists.
Change tells you where to look.
A company database treats every transport business much the same.
We pick out the operators where something has changed, and add the business, operational and historical context your team needs to judge it.
A database gives you access. A managed intelligence service gives you the finished work.
Self-service tools suit teams with the time to search, research, validate and maintain information themselves.
We do that work for you. The data is maintained on an ongoing basis and arrives in a format your organisation already uses. There is no software for your team to operate.
| Self-service database | Managed intelligence service |
|---|---|
| Search for records | Defined coverage processed for you |
| User researches each business | Business context included |
| Snapshot | Maintained history |
| Generic schema | Fields defined around your teams |
| Users manage quality | Provenance and exceptions retained |
| Individual access | Central and segmented delivery |
- Excel or CSV
- Defined coverage
- Consistent schema
- Set delivery cadence
- Quality summary with each delivery
One national dataset. Multiple local views.
You buy one national feed, centrally. We maintain it as a single record set for the whole organisation.
Each branch, office or territory gets its own view of it, so every team is working from one set of records.
- Level 01National intelligenceScope set with you.
- Level 02Central datasetOne maintained master record set.
- Level 03Regional and territory viewsBranch, office or territory outputs.
Delivered ready to work with
Each row carries the business context your team would otherwise spend hours researching.
| Operator | Location | Change | Current | Proposed | Company no. | Sector | Business contact | Prior changes | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westway Transport Ltd | Bristol | Fleet increase | 12 | 18 | 09214877 | General haulage | Website, phone | 2 | 17 Sep |
| Kelbrook Haulage Ltd | Leeds | New operator | 0 | 4 | 15660231 | General haulage | Website | 0 | 15 Sep |
| Arden Freight Ltd | Coventry | Additional site | 26 | 26 | 07731094 | Distribution | Website, phone, email | 3 | 12 Sep |
| Penrose Logistics Ltd | Exeter | Fleet increase | 15 | 22 | 11048562 | Temperature controlled | Website, phone | 1 | 10 Sep |
| Ferngate Distribution Ltd | Glasgow | Licence status | 6 | 6 | SC742119 | General haulage | Not established | 0 | 8 Sep |
See what changed, and what came before.
Operator records retain previous activity, so a single event can be read against the pattern behind it.
Records also keep what an operator proposed apart from what was later observed. The gap between the two often separates paperwork from a real change in operations.
Illustrative operator history
- JanNew application
- MarLicence granted
- JunFleet increased
- SepAdditional vehicles
Identify operators showing commercially relevant change.
Your team starts from businesses where something has happened.
- New operator
- Fleet increase
- Additional operating centre
- Repeated activity
- Licence-status change
- Material operating change
Relevant to commercial insurance, telematics and fleet technology, vehicle finance and leasing, and other suppliers to commercial fleets.
Intelligence on the operators you already work with
Share identifiers for an existing portfolio and we can flag material changes across businesses you already work with, such as fleet size, operating centres, licence status and repeated activity. It helps with account reviews, retention conversations and deciding where to focus.
For organisations that need to trust their data.
We only fill a field when we can establish it with confidence. If we cannot, it stays blank. We do not guess.
Verified where possible
Each field is checked before it is included.
Provenance retained
Sources and verification dates can travel with the data.
Exceptions separated
Records we cannot resolve with confidence are held back for review.
Corrections maintained
When information changes, the record is updated.
Records improve as businesses change.
Newer operators often have little public information at first. Because the record is maintained, detail is added as it becomes reliably available. Nobody has to research the same operator twice.
How an engagement starts
Define the requirement
A short meeting about the market, geography, information and use case that matter to you.
Review a sample
A representative sample, so you can judge the coverage and context achievable for your market.
Set the specification
Coverage, fields, cadence, format and any segmentation.
Receive maintained intelligence
Structured information delivered and maintained on that basis.
See what this could look like for your organisation.
Tell us the market, geography and information your teams care about, and we will prepare a representative sample.
Prefer to talk it through first? Book a meeting.