Identity facts
- Legal name, trading name, country, website, and primary category.
- Short factual summary that describes what the company does in plain language.
- Stage, year founded, headquarters, and ownership context where public.
AGENT-READABLE COMPANY PROFILE CHECKLIST
Make your company profile readable by investors and AI agents
Use this checklist to publish factual, structured company context that a person or agent can retrieve, compare, and monitor without exposing private diligence material.
DIRECT ANSWER
An agent-readable profile needs a clean public fact layer, dated proof points, freshness fields, and a visible line between public information and gated diligence. It should help readers understand the company; it should not promise funding, introductions, recommendations, rankings, or AI visibility.
THE CHECKLIST
What the company does
- Customer, problem, product, business model, and market context.
- Clear category labels an investor or agent can use for search.
- Links to public sources that support the company narrative.
Traction facts
- Metrics with dates, currency, period, and source labels.
- Customer, revenue, hiring, product, or usage signals only where factual.
- Plain caveats when a metric is self-reported or dated.
Raise context
- Current raise status, range, instrument, and use of funds only where the product supports it.
- Information-only wording. Do not frame the page as an offer of securities.
- No suitability, valuation, ranking, or investor recommendation language.
Trust and evidence
- Company registration, domain ownership, website, and reviewed document signals.
- Show evidence labels separately instead of compressing trust into vague badges.
- Keep passport, cap table, contracts, full financials, and diligence files gated.
Freshness
- Last confirmed date, last material update, and monitoring URLs where public.
- Treat stale fields as stale rather than silently leaving them live.
- Set a review rhythm: confirm after 14 days, then keep or improve after 30 days.
Agent access
- Use stable pages, MCP resources, API docs, and profile URLs that an agent can cite.
- Make safe example questions visible, such as sector, stage, country, and public raise context.
- Document which fields are public, authenticated, founder-approved, or private.
Compliance copy
- Information only. Not investment advice. Not an offer of securities in any jurisdiction.
- HubbleField does not make investment recommendations or broker transactions.
- Founders and investors remain responsible for their own judgement and diligence.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BOUNDARIES
Public profile layer
- Company name, website, jurisdiction, sector, stage, short description, and public profile URL.
- Dated public traction facts, high-level raise context, and public trust signals when reviewed.
- Monitoring URLs, public docs links, and last-confirmed timestamps where they help freshness.
Private or gated evidence
- Passports, government IDs, cap tables, customer contracts, bank details, and full financials.
- Pitch decks, diligence files, detailed investor notes, and founder-approved private context.
- Unpublished drafts, dashboard data, API tokens, and authenticated MCP account data.
COPY-READY CHECKLIST
Identity facts: - Legal name, trading name, country, website, and primary category. - Short factual summary that describes what the company does in plain language. - Stage, year founded, headquarters, and ownership context where public. What the company does: - Customer, problem, product, business model, and market context. - Clear category labels an investor or agent can use for search. - Links to public sources that support the company narrative. Traction facts: - Metrics with dates, currency, period, and source labels. - Customer, revenue, hiring, product, or usage signals only where factual. - Plain caveats when a metric is self-reported or dated. Raise context: - Current raise status, range, instrument, and use of funds only where the product supports it. - Information-only wording. Do not frame the page as an offer of securities. - No suitability, valuation, ranking, or investor recommendation language. Trust and evidence: - Company registration, domain ownership, website, and reviewed document signals. - Show evidence labels separately instead of compressing trust into vague badges. - Keep passport, cap table, contracts, full financials, and diligence files gated. Freshness: - Last confirmed date, last material update, and monitoring URLs where public. - Treat stale fields as stale rather than silently leaving them live. - Set a review rhythm: confirm after 14 days, then keep or improve after 30 days. Agent access: - Use stable pages, MCP resources, API docs, and profile URLs that an agent can cite. - Make safe example questions visible, such as sector, stage, country, and public raise context. - Document which fields are public, authenticated, founder-approved, or private. Compliance copy: - Information only. Not investment advice. Not an offer of securities in any jurisdiction. - HubbleField does not make investment recommendations or broker transactions. - Founders and investors remain responsible for their own judgement and diligence.
CHECKPOINTS
14 days
- Check crawl/index state.
- Review query impressions and landing behaviour.
- Fix factual gaps or unclear public/private boundaries.
30 days
- Keep, improve, or consolidate the page.
- Review qualified actions from founder and agent-builder CTAs.
- Update the checklist if product disclosure boundaries changed.
FAQ
What is an agent-readable company profile?
An agent-readable company profile is a factual public company record with stable fields, source labels, freshness dates, and clear public/private boundaries so humans and AI agents can understand it safely.
Does structured profile data guarantee investor attention or AI citation?
No. Structured data can improve clarity and retrieval quality, but it does not guarantee investor attention, search ranking, funding, or AI citation.
Which private data should stay gated?
Sensitive documents such as passports, cap tables, contracts, full financials, pitch decks, and detailed diligence files should stay private or founder-approved rather than public.
NEXT STEPS
Founders can start with the public profile path. Agent builders can read the MCP tool reference and connect to the private-company discovery surface.
Information only. Not investment advice. Not an offer of securities in any jurisdiction.