Inspect a Fictional Product Data Sample

A safe, versioned demonstration of the fields and spreadsheet structure used by Launch Register. Every row in these downloads is fictional and deliberately unsuitable as a prospect list.

Use the files to inspect the format before creating a personalised sample. The personalised sample is the only way to see whether your own profile produces useful recent matches.

What this example does and does not show

The fixture mirrors the stable public digest export shape, including company fields, matching context, address-indicator context and workflow status. It does not represent current Companies House records, a personalised profile, a current volume estimate or a source of leads.

Filed company data can be incomplete or later corrected. A registered office is a statutory address and is not necessarily a trading location. SIC codes are filed classifications, not proof of activity, need or buying intent.

Field and limitation matrix

The public fixture contains the following schema. Blank values are intentional examples of incomplete or unavailable fields.

• order — position in this example export; not a priority or ranking.
• company_name, company_number, company_status and company_type — register-shaped identity and status fields. The public fixture uses visibly fictional values.
• date_of_creation — a filed incorporation date; it is not a forecast of when a practice should make contact.
• sic_codes and sic_code_descriptions — filed classifications and descriptions used for filtering; they do not prove current activity.
• registered_office_address_line1, registered_office_address_line2, registered_office_locality, registered_office_post_code, registered_office_region, registered_office_county and registered_office_care_of — statutory registered-office components. They may be missing and are not necessarily trading or correspondence locations.
• companies_house_url — the export-shaped public-register URL field; fixture URLs deliberately use fictional identifiers.
• matched_search_profiles and matching_reasons — profile context and the filter signals represented by an example row, not a conclusion about suitability.
• has_provider_match and provider_name — stable legacy headers that carry the provider-type part of the address indicator where one is available. An indicator is not proof of an accountant relationship, current service or exclusivity.
• launchregister_status and last_contact_date — workflow fields; the latter is blank in this generic fixture because it contains no customer activity.

Annotated fictional row

Sample Orbit Studio Ltd [FICTIONAL] demonstrates multiple practical details at once: a care-of field, a blank region/county, a formation-agent address indicator and a matching-reasons cell. Treat each as an invitation to review, not as proof of a real company or service relationship.

Version and provenance

Fixture version 2026-09-14, schema digest-v1-no-directors, reviewed 2026-09-14 by Launch Register. The four rows are generated from checked-in constants; no Companies House, customer, provider or profile records are read. Product company records are retained as shared public-register reference data; this public fixture contains no live company records.

CSV SHA-256: 603b2ace09a2105294bf034e3eefffacd64171dba049e9b68804dcbc443771cb
XLSX SHA-256: 6e6072cc93151f6abd16beca5c0c8d0e45617a43e8ca542e099257a40e02e1e3

For source lineage, corrections and product limitations, see data and methodology. If Launch Register appears to have transformed or displayed a filed fact incorrectly, contact [email protected]. If the public source itself is wrong, use the relevant Companies House correction process.

What happens next

If you need to test relevance, create a free personalised sample. Set the SIC codes and postcode areas relevant to your practice, then review up to 10 recent matches with no card required. The personalised sample is not the same thing as this generic fictional download.

Paid subscribers can receive ongoing matching and export delivery on their chosen cadence. How Launch Register works explains the review and hand-off workflow.

Frequently asked questions

What fields are in the CSV?

The CSV and XLSX use the same current digest field groups. The fixture contains no director names, personal data or customer/profile data.

Is this real data?

No. Every row is fictional and marked as such. It is a format demonstration, not a current lead list.

Can I open this in Excel?

The downloads are standard UTF-8 CSV and XLSX files. We claim the file formats, not universal compatibility with every spreadsheet or CRM version.

How is this different from downloading data directly from Companies House?

This page demonstrates format only. The product applies a practice's saved profile and review workflow; the personalised sample is where you assess relevance and volume. See the Companies House data guide and methodology page for source context.