Swiss company data: Zefix register, SHAB gazette, simap tenders, FINMA, GLEIF and ARAMIS
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Swiss company data from the shell. Look a company up by UID, search 790,000 of them by name or by legal purpose, list gazette publications, browse public tenders, check a bank licence, or watch a list of companies for change.
All data comes from six open-data sources, none of which needs a credential: Zefix on LINDAS for the commercial register, the Amtsblattportal for the Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce, simap.ch for public procurement, FINMA for authorised banks and securities firms, GLEIF for the Legal Entity Identifier and group structure, and ARAMIS for federally funded research.
Built and maintained by Prospex, a Swiss B2B sales intelligence platform.
Python 3.14 or newer.
The image runs as an unprivileged user and keeps its state — watch's seen-ids
and the cached FINMA files — in /home/swissco/.swissco. Mount a volume there
for anything that needs to remember what it saw last time:
Zefix credentials, which every command works without, are passed through as environment variables:
Every command takes --format table|json|csv, --limit and --quiet.
swissco lookupEverything the register publishes about one company.
Accepts CHE-444.420.929, CHE444420929, or the UID buried in other text.
swissco searchCompanies by legal name or by statutory purpose: how a company describes what it does, in its own words, in the register.
--canton takes a two-letter code, --legal-form an eCH-0097 code (0106 is an AG,
0107 a GmbH).
swissco publicationsCommercial-register publications from the gazette, in a date range.
Without --type, only the list pages are read: one request per 2,000 publications.
With --type, each surviving publication's body is fetched and classified into the
eleven event types
shab-parser recognises, so narrow the range and the canton first.
Ranges past about ten days are split into windows automatically. The API rejects any request whose page offset reaches 10,000, and the gazette publishes around a thousand commercial-register entries a day.
swissco eventsOne company's registry history.
The gazette's list pages carry no UID, only a title, so this resolves the UID to a legal name, keeps the publications whose title looks like that name, then fetches those bodies and keeps the events whose own UID matches. The title match decides what is worth downloading; the body's UID decides what is reported. Fetched bodies are cached under the state directory, so an overlapping re-run costs nothing.
swissco watchWhat changed since last time.
Each company is compared by fingerprint, a digest over its identity, address and
purpose fields. Exits 10 when something changed and 0 when nothing did, so cron
can branch on it:
A UID that has left the dataset is reported as no longer in the dataset, never as deleted. LINDAS carries only active entities, so a UID can leave the dataset after a re-registration, a correction, or a publication lag.
swissco tendersPublic procurement projects from simap, by canton and publication date.
--canton and --type are repeatable; --lang picks which language the title and
buyer are reported in. Paging is a cursor rather than an offset, so a wide range
costs pages instead of failing.
The date range filters each project's newest publication, not the award inside it. A project awarded in March whose newest publication is an August correction appears only in a range covering August.
swissco vendorWhether a company is registered as a supplier on simap.
A UID is resolved to a legal name, searched for, and then confirmed against the
directory's own uidNo. The name finds the candidates; the UID decides between
them — the directory holds both an "Egli Gartenbau AG Sursee" and an "Egli
Gartenbau AG Uster".
There is no command for what a company has won. The supplier named on a simap award carries no UID, only free text typed by a procurement office. Matching those names would produce a plausible answer that is sometimes about a different company, so it is not offered.
swissco finmaFINMA's authorised banks and securities firms, joined to a UID.
Also swissco finma "Raiffeisen", --licence, --category, and --finma on
lookup. Both files are cached for a week under the state directory.
Banks and securities firms only: FINMA licenses insurers, portfolio managers and fund management companies on separate lists this does not read. A miss means "not on this list", never "unlicensed".
swissco leiA company's Legal Entity Identifier, and the group it is consolidated into.
--children lists what this company consolidates instead of counting it, and
--lei on lookup folds the same fields into a company profile.
The parent is often foreign, and that is the reason to run this: a Swiss subsidiary's owner abroad has no commercial-register entry, so the register cannot answer the question at all.
GLEIF Level 2 records accounting consolidation: a parent is the entity that consolidates this one into its accounts, which it may do without owning all of it. About 28,000 Swiss entities hold an LEI against roughly 790,000 in the register, so a miss means "no LEI on file" and nothing more.
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