Business cross-check
Cross-check a listing before relying on it.
Look up a named business on Google Maps. If you already have its Indian GSTIN, add a registration lookup and compare the returned names.
Connect and try this workflow
What you can inspect
- Maps listing name and address
- Available phone, rating and source URL
- GST registration fields only with a supplied GSTIN
- Name-match flags, confidence and warnings
Fields vary with what the source makes available. Missing values remain missing.
Try this prompt
Use Thirdwatch to cross-check the public Infosys business listing in Bengaluru. Estimate the name-only lookup cost first. Show the returned Maps name, address and original source URL. Explain that this does not verify GST registration; do not invent a GSTIN.
First call get_account_info to check your connection. Preview this request with estimate_cost, then run the selected data tool when you are ready. These inputs show an example request, not live results.
estimate_cost · preview input
{
"tool_name": "verify_business",
"query": "Infosys",
"location": "Bengaluru"
}verify_business · example tool input
{
"business_name": "Infosys",
"location": "Bengaluru"
}Know the coverage
A name-only search is a directory cross-check, not proof of ownership or registration. GST lookup requires a supplied 15-character Indian GSTIN; input shape alone does not prove validity. The confidence score is a tool heuristic, not a statistical probability or certification.
A useful next question
For a GST check, obtain the identifier from the business or its official records, then pass gstin to verify_business and to estimate_cost. Confirm consequential decisions against official records.
Returned metadata includes the source coverage, credits used and any warnings. Additional data calls can use more credits.