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Data and sources

We describe companies and organisations, not people. Here is what we use, where it comes from, and how to opt out.

What we record

  • The company's identity: name, country, city, official website, sector.
  • Its activity and products, as it presents them publicly.
  • Dated and sourced signals: tender, opening, new branch, trade fair.
  • A generic address published by the company (contact@, info@, sales@…) or its contact page.

No personal data. No employee names, no personal email addresses, no mobile numbers. Our database technically rejects this information.

Where the data comes from

SourceWhat we take from itReuse conditions
European public procurement notices (TED)Public buyers, subject and dates of noticesEuropean Union open data, reuse permitted with acknowledgement of the source
French public procurement notices (BOAMP)Public buyers, subject and dates of noticesLicence Ouverte (Etalab)
WikidataName, country, city and official website of hotelsCC0, public domain
Company websitesActivity, products, locations, published generic addressPublic pages accessed in compliance with their automated access rules (robots.txt)
Press and press releasesDated signals: opening, expansion, trade fairShort quotation with a link to the source

We do not circumvent any technical protection, do not use professional social networks and do not buy contact lists.

Who sees this information

Only subscribing companies, in a protected area, for their business prospecting. Leads are neither public nor resold, and our terms prohibit their distribution.

Artificial intelligence agents

Leads are searched for, checked and delivered by artificial intelligence agents, according to rules published on this website. Every lead states its sources so that you can verify them.

Leaving the database

Any company can be removed, and any address deleted, in a few seconds and without justification. Removal is permanent: our future data collection ignores the company.

Remove a company or an address