The market's newest audit relationships
A national feed of companies whose latest accounts crossed from exempt to audited, with the appointed firm where the filing names one, plus companies growing steadily toward the thresholds. Every entry links to the accounts themselves.
The noise is removed before you see it. Dormant companies and companies in insolvency are filtered out, and every company is identified by its Companies House number, not a fuzzy name match.
First audited accounts filed
A company in the North West has filed audited accounts for the first time, having filed as exempt the year before. The filing names the auditor appointed.
Hundreds of companies enter the audit market each year, and most name the winning firm in the filing itself.
Measured by us across a full year of Companies House accounts, 2026.
Three firms, three reasons to read the same feed
Audit work moves quietly. The feed tells you where it just moved and where it is about to.
Audit firms building the book
First appointments happen without a tender you ever saw. This is the feed of them, national, with the filing attached.
Registered firms with spare capacity
If your firm holds audit registration and has room for more work, this is a steady stream of companies who need exactly that.
Accountancy firms defending clients
Your own clients grow toward the thresholds too. Far better to plan the audit conversation with them yourself than to meet the firm they found without you.
From filing to letter
The feed lands
Companies new to audit, each linked to the filing that proves it.
You shortlist by fit
Sector, size and region are in the accounts. A few minutes finds the handful worth writing to.
You write with a reason
A short note that mentions the filing gets read. Almost nobody else writes one.
Accounts, parsed properly, at scale
Companies House publishes every set of accounts filed in the country. We parse them at scale, including the structured tagging that most tools misread, and watch for one specific change. Exempt last year, audited this year.
The law sets three size tests, turnover, balance sheet and headcount. Cross two and an audit stops being optional. The filings show the crossing, and we read every one.
This pack is national by design. Audit work is not won by postcode, so we do not pretend otherwise. It covers the whole of the UK, because Companies House does.
A handful of well chosen conversations
A first year audit appointment is the newest relationship in the market, and most firms never hear it happened. This is one national feed feeding a handful of well chosen conversations a month, each one anchored to a filing you can open and read.
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