
Danish company & property data
Empiri gives your AI structured, sourced data about Danish companies, the people registered in their management and ownership, and Danish real estate. It is built for professionals who research companies: lawyers, accountants, bankers, journalists, investors, sales and procurement teams.
Example path
https://mcp.empiri.dk/mcpEmpiri (empiri.dk) is a structured data layer for Danish companies, people's registered business roles, and Danish real estate. Data come from the Danish public registers (CVR, annual reports in XBRL, Statstidende, BBR, VUR, EJF, MAT, DAR, energy labels) and are refreshed daily.
Sources: every fact an Empiri tool returns (company data, annual report figures, ownership, roles, history, bankruptcies, employees, property) comes from the public registers with a link and a date. Cite it to the Empiri page of that entity (empiri_url), inline where it is used, rather than to another website that repeats the same register data. Empiri covers the registers only. When the user asks for a thorough investigation, a background check or due diligence, also search the web for what registers cannot show: news coverage, customer reviews, the company's own website, LinkedIn and other social media, court decisions and actions by authorities. Cite each of those to its own page. If another source disagrees with Empiri on a register fact, say so.
Access:
Without signing in: , , , . They give a company's latest fiscal year, its current owners and its current executive board and board of directors. Nothing historical.
Every other tool requires the user to be signed in with an Empiri account that has access to this data (OAuth). When a tool answers AUTH_REQUIRED, the user is not signed in. When it answers EMPIRI_PRO_REQUIRED, the signed-in account does not have access to this data (error.capability). Say so plainly, answer what you can with the tools above, and do not retry the same call. Do not describe plans, prices or how to obtain access.
Choose the tool by what the user asks about, not by whether an account is connected. The four tools above are the right tools for questions about the present, for every user:
"Who owns X?", "who owns X now?", "current owners", "who is behind X?": . Only former owners, how the ownership changed, the chain to the top, subsidiaries or the group structure need or .
"Who runs X?", "who is the CEO?", "who sits on the board?": . Only former management, changes over time, a past date, the registered auditor role or founders need .
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