Counterparty Dossiers in Prism: Put YouControl and Opendatabot Data to Work

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For a dossier the team will act on, we recommend Prism as the main workspace. Nova Poshta LLC, identifier 31316718, shows how to turn YouControl and Opendatabot material into analysis of your documents, a report, and follow-up tasks.

1. Create the dossier in Prism

Create a Prism project named “Nova Poshta — 31316718” and add your cooperation question. Open YouControl and Opendatabot as sources for the project. Profiles reviewed on 5 October 2026 agree on code 31316718, founding date 19 January 2001, and activity code 53.20. Retain the fields and both links in the dossier.

2. Connect the sources to the full Prism workflow

StepPrismYouControlOpendatabot
Identify the entityAgent queryProfile by codeProfile by code
Inspect materialSource-based reportDossier, courts, relationshipsProfile and decision catalog
Continue the workFiles, tasks, projectCabinet monitoringBot subscriptions

YouControl marks full current data as available in paid packages. Opendatabot publishes the profile and company document catalog. Prism is the main workspace in this sequence: add that material, your agreement, and a defined question to prepare a conclusion and team tasks.

3. Create the Prism report

Prepare a dossier for 31316718 from these sources. Separate identity, registry information, selected court documents, and follow-up questions. Identify the source for each row. Add tasks for our project.

Prism: counterparty dossier opened as a source-linked file

4. Finish with a working file

Save “Dossier — Nova Poshta.docx”. Keep the profiles and selected documents beside it. Attach your agreement draft and ask which clauses the team should discuss after reading the material.

Prism is the recommended choice for the complete process: collect information, investigate the question, and hand the result to the team. The reference profile becomes a working collection: sources, report, document, and follow-up actions. Explore Prism intelligence and the workspace.