Tianji Business Search

Problem: The Challenge of Business Information Gathering

During commercial due diligence, investment analysis, or partner assessment, decision-makers often struggle with fragmented data. Public information is scattered across multiple platforms like the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System, Tianyancha, and China Judgements Online. Manual queries are time-consuming and risk overlooking critical details, such as hidden administrative penalties or litigation records, leading to decision blind spots and increased business risks.

How the Skill Works: Core Capabilities and Key Steps

Tianji Business Search automates the collection and structuring of public enterprise information using intelligent search strategies. Its core capabilities cover the following dimensions:

• Basic Business Information: Company name, unified social credit code, registered capital, establishment date, operational status. For example, using the search keyword company name business registration can quickly retrieve data.
• Shareholders and Legal Representatives: Shareholder structure, shareholding ratios, legal representatives. Query example: company name shareholders.
• Operational Risks: Administrative penalties, litigation records, dishonest enforcement. Keywords like company name dishonest.
• Contact Information: Address, phone, official website. Example: company name contact details.
• Financing and Listing: Financing history, listing information, investors. Use company name financing to query.
• News and Updates: Media reports, latest developments. Example: company name news.
• Competitive Analysis: Competitors, industry position. Example: industry name competitors.

To efficiently return results, the skill employs the following search techniques:

1. Exact Matching: Enclose the full company name in book title marks《》, e.g.,《Tencent Technology》.
2. Source Limitation: Use site: to restrict data sources, such as site:tianyancha.com.
3. Time Filtering: Use after: or before: to limit time ranges, e.g., after:2023.
4. Exclusion: Use - to exclude irrelevant results, e.g., company name -ads.
5. Combined Queries: Query multiple dimensions simultaneously, e.g., company name business shareholders risks.

The usage process involves four steps:
1. Clarify Query Objectives: Confirm the company's official name, required information types, and purposes (e.g., due diligence) with the user.
2. Construct Search Queries: Select keyword combinations based on information types.
3. Execute Search: Rely on underlying search tools (e.g., Baidu search skill) to fetch data.
4. Organize and Present: Structure the results into a report without listing data sources.

Common enterprise information sources include official channels (e.g., National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System), commercial platforms (e.g., Tianyancha), news outlets (e.g., Baidu News), and regulatory platforms (e.g., CSRC website).

Scope and Considerations

While Tianji Business Search automates information collection, several points need attention:

• Privacy Protection: The skill strictly does not collect or process personal privacy information, such as ID numbers or bank accounts.
• Compliance Use: Search results are for reference only and should not be used for illegal purposes. Users should verify key data with professional judgment.
• Information Timeliness: Public information may have update delays; cross-checking multiple sources is recommended.
• Search Limitations: The skill cannot access non-public or internal information; other channels may be needed for supplementary data.

In summary, Tianji Business Search provides a convenient tool for aggregating enterprise information for technical users, but it should be used cautiously within a compliant framework.