I spent the last two weeks inside the company registers of Georgia, Armenia and Moldova, and they break in different ways: Georgia puts a captcha in front of ownership data, Armenia publishes beneficial-owner declarations that almost nobody parses, Moldova has an open-data file and a paid extract that disagree about what "active" means.
Reestri, launching here next week, turns all three into lookups with an evidence block on every record. Before that, I am curious: for those of you doing compliance or diligence work, which register in your part of the world is the worst to work with, and what do you actually do when a source cannot be automated?
Georgia, Armenia, Moldova publish company registers that are open in law and unusable in practice: card-by-card portals, three alphabets, no APIs. Reestri turns them into structured lookups: status, legal form, Armenian beneficial owners from official declarations, public-contract history, and one screen across all three countries. Every record carries its source URL, retrieval time and a content hash, so it can be re-verified. Pay per lookup, no subscription, and callable by AI agents over MCP
