What does 99% country coverage mean?
It means Varosyan LLC aims to index at least 99% of the entities published on the official registers it uses for a country, including branch licences, rather than a curated selection. A country is only published once that standard is met and continuous update monitoring is running, so counts are never presented as complete early. Totals published by other government tools can differ, because they may count establishments, such as sole branches or home businesses, that are not on the commercial registers we use.
The 99% standard
We aim to represent at least 99% of entities available through the official registers and public sources used for that country. The index is designed around national completeness, not listings submitted by businesses.
When a country goes live
Onboarding markets remain clearly marked until entity ingestion, identifier matching, classification, quality checks, and update monitoring meet the launch standard. Record counts are not presented as complete before then.
Branches and related registrations
Where authorities issue separate branch or location licences, those records are connected to the legal entity and retained with their own identifiers, locations, and statuses.
Practical exclusions
The small remaining gap may include sealed records, delayed publications, inaccessible filings, recently changed identifiers, and categories the authority does not publish electronically.
Ongoing monitoring
Live markets are monitored for incorporations, renewals, status changes, closures, and source corrections. Coverage is maintained after launch rather than treated as a one-time import.