Netstate

Use case · Procurement

Know who you’re buying from.

Before a contract is signed, someone on your team has to answer one question: is this vendor who they say they are, and are they in trouble? Netstate resolves the public record — registration, liens, litigation, federal history — into one profile your reviewer can read in minutes.

How it works

Three steps, and a person on your team stays in the loop at each of them.

STEP 01

Search the vendor

One query across 128M entities finds the exact legal entity — not a lookalike in another jurisdiction.

STEP 02

Read the resolved profile

Status, officers, UCC liens, litigation and bankruptcies on one page, every field cited to the issuing agency.

STEP 03

Watch it through the contract

Add the vendor to a watchlist — if its status lapses or a new lien appears mid-contract, you hear about it.

What you’ll see on a profile

The questions a vendor review actually asks, answered from primary sources:

Registration & standing
Is the entity active and in good standing in its home state — and registered where it says it operates?
UCC liens
Who has secured claims on the vendor’s assets, and how recent are they?
Litigation & bankruptcies
Open suits and past filings that a sales deck won’t mention.
Federal contract history
Has this vendor actually delivered for government buyers — and at what volumes?
Licenses
State and federal licenses that the work requires, verified at origin.

Read one for yourself: Howard Concrete Pumping Co., Inc., or start from the jurisdiction directory. The methodology lists every source behind these fields.

Pick the plan that fits the volume.

Plans from $49/month — credits for premium records, plus CSV export. Enterprise adds seats, bulk export and API access for your systems. Cancel anytime.