Firmaradar MCP Server

Add a Norwegian company (by 9-digit orgnr) to the user's company-monitoring list. The user is then alerted when announcements, status changes (bankruptcy/dissolution), ownership changes or new public grants are registered for that company. New targets monitor ALL announcement categories by default; keep ip_alerts=true (default) to also turn on IP-change alerts when the account has the IP-monitoring add-on, or set ip_alerts=false to skip them. 409 if already monitored (idempotent — no duplicate). 403 (monitoring_cap_reached) if the account's company has hit its per-company monitoring cap — tell the user to contact Firmaradar to expand it. Requires a user whose plan has Firmaovervakning enabled. Call only when the user has asked to monitor a specific company.

Screen ONE natural PERSON's full name against sanctions (OFAC, EU, UN) and PEP lists. IMPORTANT — this is a PERSON tool only. Do NOT pass a company name, an organisation number (orgnr), or any non-person string here. For company-level AML risk use `firmaradar_get_aml_score` (by orgnr); to screen a company's owners/officers, first resolve the people via `firmaradar_get_company_roles` / `firmaradar_get_company_ownership`, then screen each PERSON name with this tool. Compliance-critical: PII-sensitive, requires a signed DPA and a legitimate purpose per call (free-text `purpose` parameter). Audit-logged for 60 months. Rate-limited to 50 calls / 30 min per API-key. Returns structured hits with category, sources, and match-ratio (default min 0.85).

Bulk-endpoint for portfolio-screening of 'foretak i vanskeligheter' (financially distressed companies per EU GBER art. 2(18) criteria a-e, assessed at both company and group level). Max 50 orgnr per call. Each orgnr counts as one unit against your quota. Gate failures (invalid orgnr, missing entitlement) are returned per orgnr in the result list instead of failing the whole call — check each result's `error` field. Note: the distress assessment has no organisation-form gate — a sole proprietorship (ENK) is assessed like any other company. Use for screening supplier lists, credit-portfolios, or EU state-aid eligibility on multiple companies at once.

Assess whether a Norwegian company qualifies as *foretak i vanskeligheter* (a 'company in difficulty') under EU GBER art. 2(18) criteria a-e. Assessed at BOTH company and group level, as EU/EFTA state-aid practice requires — a company with clean accounts is in difficulty when its group is. Returns which criteria triggered, the overall status, the group assessment, and a data-completeness confidence score — a deterministic distress classification, not a raw registry flag. Use for EU state-aid eligibility, credit assessment, and supplier-risk screening.

Screen a person by NAME for bankruptcy exposure ('konkursgjenganger'): leadership roles (chair / managing director) held in companies that later went bankrupt, tenure-weighted, from the dated role history. Use this for HISTORICAL leaders who are no longer in any role index and so cannot be reached via search_persons/get_person. The match is name-based (no national ID), so a hit is a REVIEW FLAG to verify (birth year / address), not a verdict. PII-sensitive — requires the search_full_enabled tier.

Compare key financial metrics of up to 5 Norwegian companies side-by-side across the last N years (default 5). Use for competitor analysis, benchmark research or 'which of these three companies is the strongest?' Amounts are in each company's reporting currency (see the `currencies` field; NOK for most Norwegian companies) — check it before comparing absolute amounts. `antall_ansatte` is a CURRENT-value register attribute with no per-year history: read it from the top-level `antall_ansatte` field ({orgnr: headcount}); its rows in `comparison` are always null.

Confirm the pre-screening disclaimer required by firmaradar_get_risk_score. This is a one-time confirmation per Firmaradar user (not per agent and not per call); it is permanent and audit-logged. Requires an OAuth token tied to a user whose plan has risk scoring enabled. Idempotent — if the user has already confirmed, the existing confirmation is returned (same audit_id). The confirmation declares that risk scoring is used only for legitimate purposes (KYC, credit pre-screening, due diligence, supplier screening) and NOT as a substitute for a formal credit assessment or an automated adverse decision. The disclaimer text and version are embedded in this tool and sent to the backend as an explicit string match, so an agent cannot confirm a version it has not seen. Call this tool only when the user has explicitly instructed you to confirm the disclaimer on their behalf.

Convert a NOK amount to a foreign currency (EUR, USD, GBP, SEK, DKK) using daily exchange rates from Norges Bank (the Norwegian central bank). Firmaradar's financial figures are reported in NOK; use this to express them in another currency for international workflows. The NOK original is always preserved in the response. Omit amount_nok to fetch just the current rate.

Delete one NACE industry-monitoring subscription by its id (from list_my_subscriptions); Firmaradar then stops delivering webhooks for that industry. The subscription must belong to the authenticated user. Idempotent — deleting an id that is already gone returns already_absent=true rather than an error. Reversible only by re-subscribing. Call only when the user has asked to stop monitoring an industry.

Find companies related to the given orgnr via shared persons (board members/shareholders), shared registered address, or shared ultimate owners. Use for cluster analysis, hidden-relation detection in DD, or fraud-pattern research.

Analyse hidden connections across 2–10 Norwegian companies at once: shared board members/signatories, shared registered address, shared owners or ultimate parent, circular ownership, shared auditor, and companies founded close together in time — returned with weighted risk indicators, an overall risk level (lav/middels/hoy) and a node/edge graph. Use for due-diligence cluster analysis, shell-company / straw-man detection and fraud-pattern research. Requires the customer's koblingsanalyse extension; the company count is capped by their tier. Look up orgnrs via search_companies first.

Poll the status and result of an asynchronous AML report started with `start_aml_report`. Pass the report_id; returns status (pending/running/done/failed). When status is 'done' it includes the AML risk score (0-100), level (low/medium/high) and links to the stored report; when 'failed' it includes the error reason. Poll periodically until the status is terminal (done/failed).

Structured COMPANY AML risk score (0-100) with named level (low/medium/high), by orgnr. This is the primary tool for 'what is the AML risk / AML score of company X'. Call it ONCE per company — it ALREADY screens the company's key persons and beneficial owners against PEP and sanctions lists internally and folds that into the score. You normally do NOT need to call `check_aml_pep` per owner/officer afterwards; do that only for ad-hoc screening of one specific named individual you need extra detail on. Complements `check_aml_pep` (binary match data for a single PERSON name). Generates an auditable AML report on the backend (rapport_id stored for 60 months per Hvitvaskingsloven §35); factor-level detail lives in the stored report links. The report is generated asynchronously — for very large/complex ownership structures the result can come back with level='pending' and a rapport_id; poll `get_aml_report` with that id until status is 'done'.

Fetch the full profile for one Norwegian company by orgnr: name, group structure, ownership data, grants, recent BRREG announcements and financial metrics. Opt-in `fields` add deeper enrichment — notably `fields=['ip']` for the company's intellectual-property portfolio (patents, trademarks and designs from Patentstyret). The primary 'show me this company' tool — use after `search_companies` returns an orgnr. Sourced from the official Norwegian registers (BRREG Enhetsregisteret + Skatteetaten + Patentstyret) and refreshed daily. The result includes a canonical Firmaradar `url`.

List BRREG kunngjøringer (official announcements) for a Norwegian company: bankruptcy, mergers, demergers, ownership changes, address changes, etc. Free-text fields are wrapped in <untrusted_content> tags to prevent prompt injection from BRREG-sourced text.

Fetch the last N years (default 5) of financial metrics for a Norwegian company: revenue, operating result, equity, debt, employees. Use when the user asks 'how is X AS doing financially?' or 'show me the revenue trend'. Figures come from the official annual accounts filed with BRREG. Amounts are in the company's reporting currency — check the `valuta` field (NOK for most companies, but e.g. USD for some international groups; 'MIXED' means the currency changed within the series).

Intellectual-property portfolio for a Norwegian company (by orgnr), sourced from Patentstyret: patents, trademarks and designs — totals, active counts, and a list of individual rights (registration number, date, status, expiry date where applicable, title and a link to the Patentstyret case). Use this for ANY question about a company's patents, trademarks, designs or IP rights — Firmaradar covers this. The `rights` list is ordered newest-first, so the first N entries are the newest rights. Look up the orgnr via `search_companies` first if you only have a name.

Get the ownership tree for a Norwegian company: who they own (direction=down), who owns them (direction=up / UBO), or both. Use when the user asks 'who owns X AS?' or to map a corporate group. Ownership comes from Skatteetaten's Aksjeeierbok (the official shareholder register) and reflects the latest filed holdings. The result contains ownership edges, percentages and company identifiers for the requested traversal direction.

List board members, daglig leder, signature holders, prokura and revisor for a Norwegian company. Set include_historic=true for people who previously held roles. Use when the user asks 'who runs X AS?' or 'who is on the board?' Roles come live from BRREG (the official enterprise register) and include role type and available appointment or resignation dates.

Aggregated risk and growth signals for one company: bankruptcy/distress score, capital-loss flags, M&A interim-balance signals, KYC announcement anomalies, NAV hiring/growth signal, merger/demerger (fusjon/fisjon) relations, ownership-change history (owner churn), plus authoritative voluntary-org (Frivillighetsregister) status. Use as the second step after `get_company` to evaluate whether a company needs deeper due diligence.

Tree-structured overview of public grants (Innovasjon Norge, SkatteFUNN, BRREG støtteregister, Prosjektbanken) for a Norwegian company and its konsern. Returns ``selskap_stotte`` per node (støtte to that specific company) and ``konsern_aggregat`` (sum across the full hierarchy). NOTE: SkatteFUNN never reports amounts — use ``antall_prosjekter`` as the primary activity KPI since ``total_belop_nok`` excludes SkatteFUNN by source design. Use for due-diligence, state-aid compliance checks, or competitive intelligence.

Aggregated person profile: name, birth year, active roles, shareholdings and any AML/PEP risk hits. Also returns `konkurs_eksponering` — leadership roles the person held in companies that later went bankrupt (tenure-weighted, from the dated role history). That match is name-based (no national ID), so it is a REVIEW FLAG to verify, not a verdict. Note: this profile lookup does NOT run a PEP/sanctions screening — an empty `aml_pep_hits` is not a clean bill; use `firmaradar_check_aml_pep` for an actual screening. Strict PII-sensitive — requires search_full_enabled tier and F10.11 purpose confirmation. Minors are blocked except for super-admin accounts.

List all Norwegian companies where the given person holds shares. Use when the user asks 'what does Person A own?' Pass the owner_person_key returned by `search_persons`.

List all company roles (styreleder, daglig leder, etc.) held by a person, current and historic. Use when the user asks 'what roles does Person A hold?' Pass the role_person_id returned by `search_persons`.

List changes (kunngjøringer for companies; role + ownership movements for persons) in the last N days. Use when monitoring a target entity for triggers ('has anything changed for X AS in the last month?'). Pair with `subscribe_company` for push notifications.

Order a formatted, downloadable financial report (Excel or PDF) for a Norwegian company — the same multi-source-fused figures, layout and source note as the report a customer would download in the Firmaradar portal, ready to file or forward. Returns a short-lived download link + metadata (years covered, source, currency), NOT the file itself and NOT base64 data — fetch the download_url separately, no further auth required, within expires_in seconds. Use `get_company_financials` instead when you need the raw figures to reason about, not a document to hand off. Requires the Excel-export or PDF-export add-on (matching the requested format) on the caller's account. Charges 1 credit per financial year included in the report.

Structured risk score (0-100) with named level (lav/moderat/høy/kritisk) and component breakdown for a Norwegian COMPANY's financial health. Combines distress classification, BRREG status, age, capital signals and other factors into one comparable score. Returns an enk_not_supported error for sole proprietorships (ENK) and Norwegian-registered foreign enterprises (NUF). SCOPE: Company financial health only. NOT a personal credit check on owners or officers. For full KYC pre-screening, combine with firmaradar_get_aml_score (PEP/sanctions on key persons). **Requires a one-time pre-screening-disclaimer confirmation.** If the tool fails with HTTP 403 and error `kundebekreftelse_required`, inform the user that confirmation is required. Call `firmaradar_confirm_risk_score_disclaimer` only after the user has explicitly instructed you to confirm the disclaimer. The confirmation is per OAuth user, not per call, and is permanent and audit-logged. Alternatively the user can confirm manually at https://firmaradar.no/minbedrift/utvidelser/risikoscoring — both paths write to the same audit table.

Bulk-endpoint for portfolio-screening of risikoscore (0-100 with named level lav/moderat/høy/kritisk + component breakdown) on up to 50 Norwegian companies in one call. Each orgnr counts as one unit against your quota. Compliance-gates (ENK/NUF blocking and customer-confirmation required) are returned per orgnr in the result list instead of failing the whole call — check each result's `error` field. Use for credit-decision screening, supplier-portfolio review, and KYC risk triage at scale.

List Norwegian companies in a specific NACE industry code (or code prefix), optionally filtered by status, kommune and size. Useful for sector analysis ('all active restaurants in Oslo with > 5 employees'). **NACE format warning:** Use the EU NACE Rev. 2 format with a trailing zero (e.g. `62.100`, `62.200`, `58.290`). **The Norwegian SN2007 format (`62.01`, `62.02`) returns 0 hits** — we do not store SN2007. If you are unsure about a code, call `firmaradar_list_nace_codes` first. Backed by the official Norwegian register (BRREG) and refreshed daily. Use `stiftet_etter` for newly-founded-company queries.

List the NACE industry-monitoring subscriptions of the authenticated Firmaradar user (created via subscribe_nace or the portal). Returns each subscription's id, NACE code, webhook URL, event filters, aggregation mode, geographic/size filters and active state. Use the returned `id` with delete_subscription to remove one. Encrypted bearer tokens are never returned (only `has_bearer_token`).

Search and browse the Norwegian NACE industry-code catalogue. Use this to resolve the exact code before calling subscribe_nace (industry monitoring) or list_companies_in_nace. Free-text search with `q` ('restaurant', 'programvare'), drill the hierarchy with `parent` (omit for the top-level sections A–U), or convert an EU NACE Rev. 2 code to the Norwegian 5-digit sub-codes with `eu`. Each hit includes the Norwegian and (when available) English label plus company counts. Backed by the official catalogue (SSB/BRREG), refreshed daily.

Search BRREG kunngjøringer across all Norwegian companies — filter by type (konkurs, fusjon, ...), date range, NACE-code, or location. Use for trend analysis ('all konkurser in restaurant sector last quarter') or radar-style monitoring.

Search Norwegian companies with filters (name, NACE, location, status, employees, revenue range, founding date). Returns paginated list of candidate orgnr to investigate further. Use when you have a description and need to find matching companies; use `get_company` once you have a specific orgnr. Revenue filtering excludes companies with no reported NOK revenue figure — see `min_omsetning_nok`. Backed by the official Norwegian company register (BRREG). Each hit includes a canonical Firmaradar `url` and the fields that matched the requested filters.

Search for Norwegian persons in the shareholder/role-holder dataset by name. PII-sensitive — requires the search_full_enabled tier. Returns separate shareholder and role-holder hit lists with stable IDs that can be passed to `get_person_companies` and `get_person_roles`.

Start generating an AML risk report ASYNCHRONOUSLY for a Norwegian company. Returns immediately with a report_id and status 'pending' — the report is built in the background. Poll `get_aml_report` with the report_id until status is 'done' (then read score/level/factors) or 'failed'. Use this instead of `get_aml_score` for large/complex ownership structures that may otherwise time out, or to start many screenings in parallel. Generates an auditable report stored for 60 months per Hvitvaskingsloven §35.

Subscribe to industry (NACE) monitoring: when any Norwegian company in the chosen industry triggers a monitored event (new announcement, status change such as bankruptcy/dissolution, or ownership update), Firmaradar delivers a webhook to your URL. Use list_nace_codes first to resolve the exact code. A subscription on a parent code matches all child codes. Restrict `events` (e.g. ['status_changed']) and use geographic/size filters to cut volume in large industries, or pick a digest `aggregation_mode`. One subscription per user and NACE code; a retry with the same callback replaces nonsecret settings and returns its ID; omitted secrets are retained, and an explicit empty value clears them. Another callback returns HTTP 409. Use PATCH for partial updates or DELETE before registering another flow. Requires a user whose plan has Firmaovervakning enabled. Call only when the user has asked to set up industry monitoring.