Create your first company
Everything in enisa.ai happens inside a company: analyses, application and documents. Create yours with just the name; the CIF and the rest can wait.
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In enisa.ai everything happens inside a company — analyses, application and documents — and creating one is free: it only needs a name. By the end you will have your company created and ready for its first analysis.
Why a company
Everything in enisa.ai happens inside a company: your analyses, your application and the documents you upload all hang off one. It is the unit of the file — every analysis and every application belongs to exactly one company, so the data of one project never mixes with another's. That is what lets an advisory firm manage several clients, or a group manage several entities, from a single account.
Creating companies is free: you only pay for analyses and applications.
Steps
Right after completing your account you will see the "Crea tu primera empresa" (create your first company) screen.
Type the company's name. The trade name is enough — "Mi Startup, S.L.", or whatever you call it.
Press "Crear empresa". Done: it takes you straight to the dashboard.
The CIF (tax ID), legal name and the rest of the corporate details are not needed yet. You can add them later — or we will extract them from your deed of incorporation when you prepare the full application. Asking you for six fields before delivering anything in return is not our style.
The active company
The company's name appears in the top bar of the app. If your account holds several companies, that is where the switcher lives to move between them; everything you see (analyses, documents, applications) always belongs to the active company. Before starting an analysis, check you are in the right one — the form itself reminds you.
Troubleshooting
What if I do not see my companies when I log in?
If there is a connection problem you may see a loading error. Reload the page before creating anything: creating another company "just to try" would duplicate the one you already have.
How many companies can I create?
As many as you need. They are free, and each keeps its analyses, applications and documents separate.
I work at an advisory firm — can I manage the same client as another advisor?
Yes. The same legal entity can exist in two different accounts without conflict: each account only sees its own data.
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