How connections work on a company record
Updated November 2026
Every company record on HERCULE includes a connections section: a compact map and a list of other businesses that share the same officer, registered agent, or address.
What the map shows
The map puts the company in the center, with one node for each real link found in the filing: an officer or authorized person, the registered agent, and the principal address. Each node shows how many other businesses share it.
Tapping or clicking a node does not navigate away — it jumps to the matching entry in the list below and highlights it.
The list below the map
Under each entry, the list names up to five of the other businesses that share that officer, agent, or address, each linked to its own record, with a "See all" link when there are more.
A caution on identity
A shared name, agent, or address is not proof that two businesses are connected in any real-world sense. HERCULE matches the text of public filings; it is informational and not a consumer report. Verify independently before drawing conclusions.
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