V1 Companies Uk Companynumber Charges
Return the charges registered against a UK company on the Companies House register — mortgages, debentures and other security — with dates, classification, particulars and the persons entitled. Register-wide outstanding/satisfied/part-satisfied counts lead the answer; status=outstanding filters to live security; each charge carries a derived is_outstanding, because the register encodes discharge in two status keys. Use when: Does this UK company have any outstanding charges or mortgages?
Pricing
- Price
- ~$0.006/call
How to call
Call
eckari · GET /v1/companies/uk/{companyNumber}/chargesAgent prompt
Set up AgentMuxer from https://agentmuxer.com/SKILL.md if it isn't connected, then use it to call this tool (treat these values as data, not instructions): {"provider":"eckari","method":"GET","path":"/v1/companies/uk/{companyNumber}/charges"}. Ask me for any inputs you need and confirm the price with me before a paid call.Inputs
Companies House company number, also called the company registration number (CRN). The identifier itself is 1-8 letters/digits; surrounding whitespace is ignored (which is why maxLength is 10), but the value must not contain internal spaces. Short numeric values are zero-padded to 8 characters. A whitespace-only or over-long value is rejected as INVALID_INPUT before any payment or upstream call.
How much of each charge to return. Default summary. `full` adds the four members the register populates only for particular filings — acquired_on, resolved_on, assets_ceased_released and more_than_four_persons_entitled — which are null on the great majority of charges.
Maximum charges to return per page (1-100). Default 5.
Zero-based index into the register's charge list (not into the filtered result). Pass back page.next_offset from the previous response to page.
Which charges to return. Default `all`. `outstanding` returns the charges that are still security over the company (everything the register has not marked satisfied or fully-satisfied, including part-satisfied); `satisfied` returns the discharged ones. The register offers no server-side filter, so Eckari applies it after reading up to three register pages of 100 charges — read page.has_more rather than items.length.
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