How to know if a company is in judicial liquidation?
Insolvency proceedings are always made public. Here is how to spot one for a given company, and how to be alerted automatically across a whole portfolio.
Step by step
- BODACC: search the SIREN or name on bodacc.fr or data.gouv.fr. Safeguard, receivership and liquidation judgments are published there daily.
- Kbis extract: an ongoing procedure appears there (mention of the procedure and of the representative/liquidator).
- Infogreffe: check the company file and the state of registrations.
- Solvenda: monitor a whole portfolio of SIRENs continuously and get an alert the moment a procedure opens, with the filing deadline counted down.
The reflex for a client portfolio
Checking one company by hand is simple; monitoring hundreds of clients is not. Solvenda cross-checks your SIREN list against the BODACC every day and prioritises alerts by euro exposure.
Frequently asked questions
Does liquidation show up immediately?
The judgment is published in the BODACC within days of being handed down. It is the fastest official source.
How to be notified automatically?
By monitoring your SIRENs on Solvenda: as soon as a procedure is published, you get an alert with the exposure and the filing countdown.
Solvenda watches for you, every morning.
Solvenda monitors the BODACC by SIREN across your whole client portfolio and counts down the two-month claim deadline.
Get startedGeneral information, not legal advice. Always check the original BODACC notice and consult a professional for your case.