✨ Internal Company Name in Entities & Litigation
In large corporate groups, many companies can share very similar — or even identical — legal names. The Internal Company Name feature allows you to define a custom, searchable name for each company, based on your internal terminology, codes, or identifiers — without changing the legal name ⚖️.
☝ What Is an Internal Company Name?
An Internal Company Name is an additional name assigned to a company, separate from its official legal name. It reflects how your organization internally refers to the entity.
- ✅ Based on internal jargon, short names, or codes
- ✅ Fully searchable across the platform
- ✅ Displayed alongside the legal name
- ❌ Does not replace or modify the legal name
This makes it easier to quickly identify and select the correct company.
✍ Why Use Internal Company Names?
Today, many users rely only on legal names, which can be:
- ❌ Very similar across multiple entities
- ❌ Difficult to distinguish by country or business unit
- ❌ Time-consuming when searching or linking entities
Internal Company Names solve this by adding clear, meaningful identifiers that match how teams actually work.
✍ How to Use Internal Company Names
- Open a company record in Entities or Litigation.
- Locate the Internal Name field.
- Enter a custom name (for example: internal code, region-based name, or business unit reference).
- Save your change
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