Gem Coral Systems LLC  ·  AI Infrastructure

Jamaica's business intelligence layer.

Yard Registry transforms authoritative registry data into a live entity graph — enriched with contact signals, AI-scored for outreach priority, and connected through director and ownership relationships.

26k+
Entities resolved & scored
60+
Enrichment & verification sources
AI
Priority scoring per entity
Graph
Evidence-tiered relationship edges
Core capabilities

Know every entity before you make contact.

Entity index

Over 26,000 Jamaican business entities from the Companies Office, indexed and normalized. Every record includes registration type, status, parish, and incorporation date. Coverage spans Construction, Tourism, Finance, Professional Services, Retail, Food & Beverage, Manufacturing, and Real Estate sectors.

Relationship graph

Director co-occurrence and other evidence-tiered relationship edges connect entities into a graph. Identify holding structures, related parties, and hidden ownership networks with a single query.

Contact enrichment

For entities with web presence, the pipeline gathers phone numbers, email addresses, and social profiles from each business's own web presence — never from paywalled or restricted sources.

AI priority scoring

Each entity receives a composite score based on enrichment completeness, sector, size signals, and relationship density — so outreach queues start with the best prospects.

Operator console

A live operational view of the pipeline: entity status, enrichment progress, outreach queues, and contact history — all from a single screen.

REST API

Every entity, edge, and enrichment signal is accessible via a documented REST API with API key authentication and per-tenant rate limiting. Integrate with any CRM or workflow.

The Gem Coral intelligence engine

From raw registry data to actionable intelligence.

01
Registry ingestion

Authoritative company records from the Companies Office of Jamaica (OCJ) are ingested on a rolling schedule, then normalized, deduplicated, and resolved into a consistent entity index.

OCJ · Authoritative registry
02
Director extraction

Director and secretary relationships are parsed from filings, labeled with an evidence tier (shared_director vs common_secretary), and stored as typed edges with confidence scores.

Edge evidence layer
03
Web enrichment

Entities with a detected website URL go through a multi-source enrichment pass: phone, email, social profiles, and business description drawn from the business's own web presence — never paywalled sources.

Web presence · Google Business
04
Co-location analysis

Address canonicalization finds entities sharing a registered address — surfacing candidate connections that pass through human review before any edge is promoted to the graph.

Graph promotion pipeline
05
AI scoring

A composite score (0–1) weighs enrichment completeness, entity age, sector, relationship density, and contact signal quality. High-scoring entities surface to the top of outreach queues automatically.

Local inference · Ollama
Relationship graph

See connections that aren't visible in the registry.

The Companies Office shows who directs what. Yard Registry shows who is connected to whom across the entire registry.

Director co-occurrence edges link entities that share leadership. Shared-secretary and service-provider edges add further evidence-tiered connections. Together, they expose holding structures, joint ventures, and related parties that standard due diligence misses.

Every edge carries an evidence type, a confidence score, and a promotion timestamp — so you know exactly how each connection was found and when it was last validated.

The graph is gated and reversible: edges are promoted in batches after human review, not automatically written to production. No edge survives without a verifiable source.

Sample entity graph — Kingston district
Coral Bay Trading
Summit Holdings Ltd
shared_director · 0.94
Summit Holdings Ltd
Blue Sands Resorts
common_secretary · 0.81
Blue Sands Resorts
Island Logistics Co.
shared_director · 0.88
Edge types in production
shared_director common_secretary
How access works

Access is gated, reviewed, and provisioned manually.

01
Submit a request

Use the contact form or WhatsApp to describe your use case — what you're building, your sector, and how you intend to use the data. No signup form, no automatic provisioning.

Contact · WhatsApp welcome
02
Use case review

We review each request individually. Priority is given to Jamaica-focused operators, analysts, and platform builders whose work aligns with the intelligence infrastructure mission.

Manual review · 1–3 business days
03
Credentials issued

Approved partners receive API credentials, rate limit configuration, and onboarding documentation. Access scope is defined per partner based on the approved use case.

API key · Scoped access
04
Ongoing access

Active partners receive rolling data refreshes as the registry is updated. Changes to access scope or volume are handled directly — no self-serve portal required.

Rolling updates · Direct support
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Access

Know Jamaica's business landscape before you enter it.

Yard Registry is available to strategic partners, analysts, and operators building on Caribbean intelligence infrastructure. Request access to discuss your use case.