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What information does a dossier contain?

This article explains what data is included in a dossier and how it relates to the company profile. 

A dossier contains all information that you see in the company profile. If you select publications when creating the dossier, these will be included as well.

What a dossier contains

When you create a dossier, it summarizes the complete set of data that is visible in the company profile at that time. This typically includes (depending on availability):

  • Company master data (e.g., name, address, legal form, register details)
  • Networks and related companies
  • Current legal representatives
  • Financial information shown in the profile (e.g., annual financial statements, P&L, key figures)
  • Timeline entries and events visible in the profile
  • All other profile sections displayed for the company

In short: Everything that is visible in the profile is also included in the dossier.

Publications are only included in the "Complete Dossier"

When creating a dossier, you can optionally add all publications (Complete Dossier).

  • If you select the "Complete Dossier" (beta) or choose individual publications, the dossier will also contain the publications visible in the company profile.
  • If publications are not selected or if the "Compact Dossier" is chosen, the dossier will include all other profile information — without publications.