Monitor Norwegian companies by organization number in BRREG Enhetsregisteret. Track supplier name, VAT, bankruptcy, liquidation, industry and address changes across runs. Export current records and typed changes as JSON, CSV or Excel for recurring workflows.
The public example is now in the README, with the input to copy and the Dataset view to open. Replace the sample values with your own. Saved inputs, prices and output fields are unchanged.
2026-09-27: Fewer false change alerts and clearer missing-company results
Fixes
A company you add to the watchlist in a run that ends with a PARTIAL or
budget-limited result no longer reports OTHER_CHANGED on the next run for
register updates made before you started watching it.
An organization number is reported as NOT_FOUND only when BRREG answers
that it has no such record. When BRREG answers with a routing error instead,
the company is reported as SOURCE_FAILED, it is not charged, and its stored
state is kept.
A BRREG update whose value differs from the current record only by
surrounding spaces, or by an empty value, no longer keeps the company in
PARTIAL on every run.
A company removed from open data (HTTP 410) keeps the REMOVED record type
on later snapshotAndChanges runs instead of appearing as NOT_FOUND.
Use latest to receive these fixes, or update a pinned build. Inputs, output
fields and prices are unchanged.
2026-09-16: Unrecognised input fields no longer fail the run (0.1.5)
Fixes
Top-level input fields the Actor does not recognise, for example from an
older saved Task or an integration, are now ignored with a warning in the run
log instead of failing the whole run.
2026-09-08: First public version (0.1.4)
Features
Watch up to 5,000 Norwegian organization numbers in BRREG Enhetsregisteret
and get typed changes with before and after values: name, legal form,
address, industry, employees, VAT registration, bankruptcy, liquidation,
group membership, share capital, registration data and deletion.
The first run stores a baseline. Later runs read BRREG's official update
stream, so a quiet day for a large watchlist needs only a few requests.
One row per watched company with an explicit status, so a company that could
not be checked is never reported as unchanged.
