Mihari listens to the New Zealand registers — Companies Office, NZBN, Gazette, Insolvency — and tells you when an entity you watch begins to slip. Quietly, before the invoice writes itself off.
A director resigns. The registered office shifts. A creditors’ meeting is gazetted. A liquidator is appointed.
By the time these reach you through ordinary channels — solicitors, news, word-of-mouth — the goods are dispatched and the invoice has aged.
Mihari hears each change as it lands on the register and routes it to the right person inside your business. That is the whole product.
Each entity you add is reconciled three times a working day. Anything that has changed since the previous reading becomes a signal — categorised, severitised, routed to the right inbox.
Search the NZBN register for any business that owes you, or might. Each entity becomes part of the watch. A baseline snapshot is taken — the starting position from which all change is measured.
Mihari sweeps the registers every 30 minutes during NZ business hours, with the Gazette polled once daily. The Companies Office, NZBN, Insolvency Register and Gazette are diffed against the last reading; anything that has moved becomes a signal.
When something has moved, the right person hears about it. You choose exactly who gets notified per entity — credit officers for receivables alerts, legal for gazette notices, account managers for status changes. Quiet, plainspoken email.
Insolvency, liquidation, disqualification, gazetted distress. Routed in real time, regardless of cadence.
Director or shareholding movement, related-entity changes, address shifts. Reported alongside other signals as they land.
Annual returns, financial statements filed, contact and profile updates. Background reading; not actionable.
It takes a minute to add the first name. The first signal usually arrives within a week.
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