The investigation starts before the appointment.
DISTintel maps 21.7 million Australian business records against every ASIC published notice, winding-up application, licence register and director relationship — live. See distress before the appointment exists. Walk into day one with the related-party map already built. When the business must be sold, generate the buyer list the same day. And meet AUSTRAC Tranche 2 with beneficial-owner intelligence on tap.
See the file before it's a file.
Winding-up applications, deregistration waves and director-change clusters are on the public record weeks before an appointment is made. The firms that see them first brief their referrers first.
The appointment lands in your inbox before the market reads it.
Every desk subscribes to its own cut: state × ANZSIC division. The NSW construction partner and the QLD hospitality desk each get only their market. Each notice is enriched the moment it lands, and only then batched into the next alert.
Every related party. One query.
Your statutory duty is to investigate the company's affairs. Today that means manual ASIC searches, one extract at a time. DISTintel resolves the company against the whole entity graph instantly.
The appointment names one company. The graph finds the group.
Corporate failures travel in groups — holdcos, opcos, trustee entities, and the sister company the assets quietly moved to. The appointment letter names one ACN. DISTintel resolves the rest from shared officeholders, registered offices, trustee relationships, name stems and licence chains — in seconds, not in week three.
The business must sell in weeks. The buyers are already in the graph.
Your duty is the best outcome for creditors — on a clock. The second creditors' meeting sits within 25 business days, and the going concern loses value every day it stays unsold. Listing portals post the sale and wait. DISTintel inverts it: generate the acquirer universe and go to them.
You're a reporting entity now.
From 1 July 2026, practitioners providing designated services — selling estate assets, carrying on the business, certain advisory arrangements — fall under the AML/CTF Act. That means customer due diligence, including beneficial-owner identification, on the counterparties to your asset sales.
The market sees the notices. You see the market.
Insolvency dashboard
The national market live, built from every ASIC published notice since 2012: monthly volumes by appointment type, state trends, seasonality windows, sector stress by ANZSIC division — and the firm leaderboard, with your market share on it.
Live notices board
Every published notice captured within 15 minutes and resolved against the entity graph. Not a PDF listing — a linked record: one click to directors, related parties, former names, licences and prior appointments.
Buyer targeting
For every sale campaign: the acquirer universe cut by industry and territory from 21.7M records, ranked by expansion signals and licence eligibility, with decision-maker contacts and AI enrichment — exported and outbound-ready the day you're appointed.
Watchlists & alerts
Email digests subscribed by state × ANZSIC division, plus standing watch on entities, directors and competitors. When a monitored group files, a director resurfaces, or a rival firm takes an appointment in your sector, it reaches your inbox the same day.
Pre-appointment signals, leaderboards and director-history intelligence are gated. Applicants are verified against ASIC's register of registered liquidators; firm staff and advisers are admitted under a verified practitioner's account.
Built for the people who sign the reports.
The appointment-taker
Where the next wave is forming — winding-up applications filed, sector stress by postcode, court-liquidation share climbing. Brief your referrer network before the competing firm has noticed.
The investigator
Day one resolved instantly: directors' other companies, shared registered offices, former names, licence assets. The evidence chain for the statutory report assembles itself.
The compliance officer
Designated services mean CDD on asset purchasers — however many layers they arrive with. Beneficial-owner walks with the AUSTRAC three-tier test, charted and audit-trailed.
The turnaround adviser
Safe harbour and SBR work starts earlier in the distress curve. The same signal stream is a pipeline of companies that can still be saved — 6–12 months before the formal appointment.
Verified access. Serious intelligence.
Insolvency work is a statutory function performed on the public record. The professionals carrying those duties should have the best view of that record — better than the parties whose conduct they investigate.
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