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Fuentio reads only official, open registers. This page lists each one: who publishes it, what we take, under which licence, how often it changes, and what we leave out.

Official registers

France · Full register

Annuaire des Entreprises (API Recherche d'entreprises)

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Publisher
DINUM, the French State's digital agency, with data from INSEE (Sirene) and INPI (RNE)
What we take
  • Identity: SIREN, head-office SIRET, VAT number, legal name, trade names
  • Legal form (INSEE legal category), status (active or ceased) and its date
  • Incorporation date, registered office address
  • Activity code (NAF) and headcount band
  • Officers' names and roles, as published in the RNE
Licence
Licence Ouverte / Etalab 2.0 ↗Officer data comes from the INPI RNE under its reuse licence, which asks us to cite the source and its date of last update. ↗
How often it changes
Updated daily from Sirene and the RNE.
How we keep up
We fetch a record when it is asked for and keep it 7 days; after that the next request checks the source again.
What we don't take
  • Officers' birth dates and nationality: never read
  • Companies that opted out of public diffusion: the source leaves them out, and so do we
  • No search by a person's name

Spain · Company events since 6 October 2025

BORME, Boletín Oficial del Registro Mercantil (Section A)

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Publisher
Agencia Estatal Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE)
What we take
  • Company acts published since 6 October 2025: incorporations, appointments and removals, address changes, capital changes, dissolutions, extinctions and more
  • Company name and legal form, registered office, share capital, corporate purpose
  • The Registro Mercantil sheet number (hoja) that identifies the company
  • Officers' names and roles, as published
Licence
BOE reuse conditions ↗Commercial reuse is allowed with the source and a link cited: “Basado en datos de la Agencia Estatal Boletín Oficial del Estado”. ↗
How often it changes
Published Monday to Friday, in the morning.
How we keep up
We read each day's BORME at 09:00 Madrid time, and again at 12:00 if it isn't out yet.
What we don't take
  • National ID numbers and nationality printed in act texts: removed before anything is stored
  • Documents the BOE later excludes in its robots.txt: we treat them as a removal request and hide the officer data that came from them
  • Companies with no act since 6 October 2025, and Spanish tax IDs (NIF/CIF): not covered yet

Reference lists

Code lists we use to add standard codes and English labels next to the register's own values.

ListWhat forLicence
ISO 20275 Entity Legal Forms (ELF) code list v1.6GLEIF Maps each legal form to its international ELF code. CC0
NACE Rev. 2Eurostat English labels for activity codes. Reuse allowed with the source acknowledged
ISIC Rev. 4 and the NACE–ISIC correspondenceUnited Nations Statistics Division The worldwide activity code next to NACE. Free download; terms of use being confirmed
NAF rév. 2 and legal categoriesINSEE French labels for activity codes and legal forms. Licence Ouverte / Etalab 2.0

How we check tool prices

Tool prices come from one catalogue file. A script reads each published Apify actor's public price list and warns us if a price differs; it never changes a price by itself.

Last check: 6 October 2026, 15 of 15 published actors matched.

Source details checked on 6 October 2026. Fuentio is an independent service and is not affiliated with any of these publishers or government bodies.