Run a free background check on a person or company before you do business, so you can verify who you are dealing with instead of trusting a name and a nice website. AI Due Diligence gathers public records, background context, and risk flags into one readable summary in minutes.
Enter the name of the person or company you are about to deal with, then run the scan. The tool searches public sources, gathers what is available, and returns a structured summary rather than a wall of links. A typical check takes a few minutes. The report groups the findings into a plain background read, the records that could be located, and any risk flags that deserve a closer look. Read the summary, note anything flagged, and decide whether to proceed, ask more questions, or walk away. The scan is free to run and needs no signup to start, so a first check costs nothing but a minute.
Most business trouble comes from the other side not being who they claimed to be. A short check catches the obvious problems early, before a contract is signed or a payment is sent, when a problem is still cheap to avoid. Instead of a scattered search across dozens of tabs, the tool pulls the signal into one place and highlights what does not add up. Vetting a counterparty is inexpensive compared to a bad hire, an unpaid invoice, or a partnership with someone who is not what the pitch suggested. It is the same discipline a lender or an investor applies, made simple enough to use before any handshake.
The report brings together public records, background context, and risk flags in a single view, ordered so the important items stand out. It works on both an individual and a company, which covers most real situations: a new supplier, a prospective client, a hire, a landlord, or a potential partner. Findings are summarized in plain language rather than raw data dumps. A free Yesodi account saves each report, so a check run today is still on hand when the deal moves forward next month, and a record of who has been checked stays in one place.
Common checks include verifying that a company is a real registered business before wiring a deposit, screening a new client or supplier who found you online, looking into a person before a partnership or a private sale, reviewing a landlord or an agent before signing a lease, and getting background on someone before an in person meeting. Freelancers use it to vet clients who pay late, and small business owners use it to confirm a vendor is legitimate before committing to an order.
Use the full legal name of the company or the person rather than a nickname or a trading brand, since records are filed under the registered name. If a company operates under several names, run the parent name too. Treat missing information as a prompt to ask direct questions rather than proof of a problem. Cross read the risk flags against what the other side has told you, because the gap between the two is often the most useful signal. For a large commitment, use the check as a starting point and confirm the critical facts directly with the source.
Is it free?
Yes. AI Due Diligence is free to run on Yesodi, and a first check needs no signup.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to run a basic check. A free Yesodi account saves your reports so you can return to them later.
What does it check?
It gathers background, public records, and risk flags on a person or a company, and returns them as one structured summary you can read in minutes.
Can it check both a person and a company?
Yes. Enter either an individual name or a company name. The tool adjusts the search to the type you enter and returns a summary for either.
Is the report proof of a problem?
No. The report is a starting point for a decision, not a verdict. Missing records or a flag are prompts to ask more questions or confirm the facts directly, especially before a large commitment.