Research a Person: AI Due Diligence on Anyone

Know Who You're Dealing With

You've got a meeting with a potential business partner. Or you're about to sign a lease with a new flatmate. Or you've matched with someone on a dating app and want to make sure they are who they say they are. In any of these cases, spending 5 minutes getting a background summary is just common sense.

Your AI assistant can compile that summary from public sources in minutes.

What the AI Researches

Given a name and some context (company, location, or social media handle), your assistant:

• Searches LinkedIn for professional history, connections, and endorsements
• Scans news articles for any mentions, press coverage, or public statements
• Checks Companies House (UK) or equivalent registries for directorships and company filings
• Reviews social media for public posts, shared interests, and general online presence
• Looks for published content like blog posts, conference talks, or academic papers
• Flags any red flags such as legal issues, negative press, or inconsistencies in their public profile

The Output

You'll get a concise dossier:

"James Wilson, London. COO at FinTech Solutions Ltd since 2021. Previously at Barclays (6 years). Active on LinkedIn with 2,400 connections. Companies House shows 2 active directorships. Published article in TechCrunch last year about open banking. No negative press found. Mutual connection: Sarah Chen."

When This Is Useful

• Before business meetings: Know their background, interests, and recent work
• Hiring decisions: Verify claims and check public reputation
• Flat shares: Basic due diligence on who you're living with
• Dating: Confirm they are who they claim to be

All of this uses publicly available information. Your AI isn't hacking anything, it's just much faster at searching and compiling than you are.

Claw for All puts this research capability in your messaging app. Send a name, get a briefing. Simple and fast.