Global Company Registry Reliability Observatory

How to read this measurement

A success means the scheduled known-company probe produced a usable record through the tested route. A degraded or failed answer is an incident day. A coverage gap means a global fallback answered instead of the national register; it is deliberately excluded from the national-register success-rate denominator.

The unit being compared is a tested company-record route. Some rows are national-register routes, while others are specialist official or aggregated sources; the named source identifies the route tested, not necessarily a complete country registration system.

Probe duration is labelled as end-to-end LemReveal duration because it can include connector or fallback processing. It is not presented as direct registry response time. Read the full methodology and limitations before comparing registers.

Where a country has enough observation history, the Registry Access Index provides the complementary question: how open and usable the free public routes are for ordinary people.

For a defensible comparison, use the 30-day table only after its stated threshold is met. Before then, the useful finding is a dated status snapshot or the underlying observation record—not a league table of countries.