Company data enrichment

Company records decay: names get misspelled, statuses go stale and identifiers go missing. Enrichment resolves each record against the register and fills what you are missing, from the official source rather than a scraped copy.

The profile returns every field the register publishes, normalised into one company model:

• Legal name and any former names
• Status and legal form
• Registered address
• Identifiers, such as a company number or a VAT number
• Activity codes and registration dates

These are firmographics: the factual attributes of a business rather than of a person. Sales and revenue teams call the same job CRM enrichment, and it is the same call. The data comes from official registers, with consistent fields across jurisdictions.

Fetch a company by jurisdiction and number:

curl "https://api.corpoapi.com/v1/companies/se/5567370431"

The fields below are from a real, active record in the Swedish company register, returned by our own end-to-end checks:

{
  "jurisdiction": "se",
  "company_number": "5567370431",
  "legal_name": "Klarna Bank AB",
  "status": "active",
  "legal_form": { "code": "AB-ORGFO", "name_local": "Aktiebolag", "name_en": "Limited company" },
  "address": { "line1": "ARSC, DC24000", "city": "GÖTEBORG", "postcode": "40508", "country": "SE" },
  "identifiers": ["SE-ORGNR", "EU-VAT"]
}

The same run confirmed two things: the profile returns the identifier set for the company, and a lookup for a number the register does not hold returns a 404 with a company_not_found envelope rather than an empty record.

A CRM, a data warehouse and a risk file all want the same fields: legal name, status, legal form, address and identifiers. Fill them once from the register, keyed on the company number, and the same record serves sales, finance and compliance instead of each team maintaining its own stale copy.