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Map the businesses a name is tied to
Search a name and see the Florida entities they are an officer of, the registered agents and addresses they share, and how those connect. It is the public business-filing trail, pulled together and ready to export.
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- Officer and address connections
- Every link sourced to a filing
- Free, no card
sneyk maps the public business-filing connections around a name in Florida: the entities a person is listed as an officer of, the addresses and registered agents those entities share, and the links between them. It is a research starting point built entirely on public corporate records.
The connections are public. Finding them is the work.
When a name matters to a case, the Florida business filings already hold a map: the companies that name runs, the addresses those companies share, the other people on the same filings. The trail is public. Pulling it together by hand, one Sunbiz search at a time, is the slow part.
sneyk does the pulling. Search a name and the connected entities, shared addresses, and co-officers come back as one picture, each link traced to the filing it came from.
How it works
- 1
Search a name
Enter a person or company name and see the Florida entities tied to it through public officer filings.
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Walk the connections
Follow the shared addresses, co-officers, and registered agents to the next entity, and the one after that.
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Export the trail
Pull the connection picture as a record, each link sourced to its filing, for your case file.
Put it to work
See every company a name runs
One person, listed as an officer across a dozen LLCs. sneyk surfaces all of them from the filings, so you are not finding the thirteenth one by accident two weeks later.
Find the businesses behind an address
A single address that anchors a cluster of entities is a story. Search it and see what is registered there and who put it there, straight from the public record.
Connect the people on the filings
Two entities that look unrelated until you notice the same officer or registered agent on both. sneyk surfaces that overlap so you can see who is actually connected.
Officer
to entity to address
67
Florida counties covered
Every link
sourced to a filing
Free
to start
What the search returns
connection-trail.csv
| Name | Entities | Shared with |
|---|---|---|
| J. MERCER | 7 active, 2 inactive | 3 share an address |
| ORANGE BAY HOLDINGS LLC | agent on 5 others | same agent cluster |
| 1420 PORT AVE | 4 entities | 2 co-officers |
| L. FRANK | 3 active | co-officer of J. Mercer |
What you get
Officer to entity links
See every Florida entity a name is listed as an officer of, drawn from the public filings.
Shared-address clusters
Entities that share a registered address or agent, surfaced so the overlaps are obvious.
A timeline, not just a snapshot
Entity status and history per subject, so you see what is active, what dissolved, and when.
Export the dossier
Pull the connections as a record you can hand off, each one sourced to its filing.
Before you sign up, the honest version
No surprises after you sign up. Here is what sneyk does not do.
- Florida business filings only
- Every connection comes from Florida corporate records. Out-of-state entities and non-business records are not here.
- No phone, email, SSN, or home address
- This is business-filing data: officer names as listed, business addresses, registered agents. It is not a people-search. There are no phone numbers, emails, Social Security numbers, or residential addresses.
- Names as filed, not verified identities
- Officers appear as the filing spells them. sneyk does not confirm that two similar names are the same person. That judgment is yours.
- A research tool, not a consumer report
- Use it for research and investigation. It is never a basis for a credit, insurance, tenancy, or employment decision under the FCRA.
- Public record, nothing added
- We surface what the filings say and link to the source. We never invent a connection the records do not show.
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Start free
No card. Search names and see the connections.
- 25 searches a month
- Officer-to-entity links
- Up to 25 results per search
Founder pricing
Go Pro for the full graph
Founder pricing, locked for the first 100 subscribers.
- Unlimited searches, no cooldown
- Full officer network and shared-address clusters
- Exportable dossiers (CSV, XLSX, JSON)
- Monitoring alerts on new filings
Common questions
Where does the data come from?
Florida Department of State business filings (sunbiz.org). Every connection links back to a filing.
Do I get phone numbers, emails, or home addresses?
No. This is business-filing data only: officer names, business addresses, and registered agents. It is not a people-search or a skip-trace contact database.
Can I use this for a background check?
No. It is public business-record research, never a consumer report or an FCRA eligibility decision.
How current is it?
Filings refresh daily from the state. You see the public record close to as the state publishes it.
Pull the whole trail, not one filing at a time
Start free, search a name, and see the Florida businesses tied to it. Go Pro for the full graph and exportable dossiers.
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Public Florida business records, sourced from the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. Not a consumer report, and not for FCRA-covered eligibility decisions.